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 Skiing Deer Valley

Deer Valley SkiingResort was rated the #1 ski resort in North America by SKI magazine in 2001 as well as 2005 and number one in 2006. This acclaim is based on the beautiful setting, luxury status, amazing Utah powder, and several different terrains that Deer Valley has to offer. This resort was home to the slalom, mogul, and aerial events of the 2002 Olympic Winter Games. Skiers at Deer Valley will not be disappointed by the 3,000 vertical feet and nearly two thousand acres of ski-able terrain at their ski tips. This is an awesome destination resort for skiers of all abilities.

Around 15% of Deer Valleys slopes are rated beginner. This mountain is famous for its smooth, groomed runs that are perfect for beginners or people who feel like cruising. Bald Eagle Mountain and Little Baldy Peak provide many wide-open trails. Favorite runs for families include Navigator and Success. Lessons are provided for skiers of every age and ability. One more nice touch for parents is the free pagers available to alleviate worries of cell phone coverage on the mountain.

For the intermediate or advanced skier, the balance of the mountain is your domain. The challenging skiing along Bald Mountain, Flagstaff Mountain, and Empire Canyon should be able to please. Runs of distinction include Know You Dont (site of the 2002 Olympic slalom events) for narrow rock-lined chutes and Champion (site of the 2002 Olympic freestyle events) for steep mogul fields.

In addition, Deer Valley offers NASTAR racing for the recreational skier. Every Skier is welcome to test their skills against the clock. Deer Valley also has the Slope Tracker GPS System. The technologically saavy skier can benefit from this system to keep tabs on all sorts of statistics such as runs skied and vertical feet flown.

For the daring skier, be certain to check out Deer Valleys Tricks n Turns (TNT) Terrain Park located off of the Little Chief chairlift. This park boasts fun double-barrel rails and tabletop jumps. No experience is neededanyone that has the nerve and desire can give it a try! Remember no snowboarding is allowed at Deer Valley. The nearby Park City Mountain Resort and the Canyons Resort are open to skiers and boarders and offer their own acres of powdery fun.

 About the Author

Blake Provo writes for Blooming Resort Rentals which specializes in Deer Valley lodging options for area visitors. See also the Park City Ski Lounge website they sponsor.

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