Deer Valley

2,026Acres

103Runs

21Lifts

3,000'Vertical

9,570'Summit

300 inches"Snowfall

Deer Valley revolutionized the ski industry by offering five-star hotel service on the slopes. Known for perfectly groomed corduroy, gourmet dining, limited daily lift ticket sales for an uncrowded experience, and ski valets on the Ikon Pass.

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Historical Average2015-2025 · 10yr data

122"Season

JanBest Mo.

VariableReliability

Monthly Avg (in)

15"

Nov

22"

Dec

26"

Jan

22"

Feb

24"

Mar

13"

Apr

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Season-by-Season TrendTotal snowfall each year

298"

15-16

321"

16-17

218"

17-18

284"

18-19

241"

19-20

176"

20-21

214"

21-22

372"

22-23

248"

23-24

172"

24-25

Avg: 122"

Best YearWeakest Year

Terrain Breakdown

27% Beginner 41% Intermediate 32% Advanced

Highlights

• Skiers Only (No Snowboarding)
• Impeccable grooming (The Corduroy)
• Limited lift ticket sales
• Gourmet dining (Turkey Chili)
• Ski Valets & Guest Service
• Ikon Pass included

Resort Details

Official Site: deervalley.com

Season: Early December to Mid-April

Snowmaking: 500+ acres

Day Pass: $235-319

Season Pass: Ikon Pass ($1,199+)

Nearest City: Park City (2 mi)

Best For

Luxury travelersFamilies seeking serviceIntermediate cruisersFoodies

How Many Days to Ski Deer Valley?

2-3 Days

A solid mid-week or extended weekend trip to experience all the mountain offers.

With 2,026 skiable acres and 103 runs, plus 3,000' of vertical, plan for multiple days to truly experience everything.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is Deer Valley skiers only?

Deer Valley prohibits snowboarding to create an exclusive, controlled experience for skiers. This has been policy since opening in 1981 and is core to their brand.

Does Deer Valley limit tickets?

Yes. Deer Valley is one of the only resorts to limit daily skier numbers (currently ~7,500). This keeps slopes uncrowded but means tickets sell out on peak days.

Is Deer Valley on Epic or Ikon?

Deer Valley is on the Ikon Pass. It is NOT on Epic. Ikon passholders get limited days (5-7 depending on pass tier).

How does Deer Valley compare to Park City?

Deer Valley is smaller (2,026 vs 7,300 acres), more expensive, and skiers-only. It's known for superior grooming, service, and dining. Park City is larger and allows snowboarding.

Is Deer Valley worth the price?

For skiers who prioritize grooming, service, and uncrowded runs, absolutely. The meticulously maintained corduroy, on-mountain dining, and limited tickets create a premium experience.

Deer Valley Lift Ticket Prices (2025-2026)

Prices are approximate and may vary by day, season, and purchase method. Always verify on the resort's official website.

PASS

Day Pass

$235-319

Season Pass

Ikon Pass ($1,199+)

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Insider Tips: Deer Valley

Local knowledge to make the most of your visit.

P

Parking

Valet is worth it on busy days. Otherwise, arrive by 8:30 AM for Snow Park base lot.

SKI

Best Runs

Daly Bowl and Daly Chutes offer the only expert terrain. Most terrain is intermediate.

TIP

Local Secret

Deer Valley limits daily tickets to 7,500 skiers - never feels as crowded as nearby resorts.

SKIP

Avoid Crowds

Empire Canyon is the least crowded area. Lady Morgan bowl has great intermediate terrain.

EAT

Food Tip

Royal Street Cafe has excellent food. Fireside Dining at Empire is a unique experience (Swiss raclette).

Compare Deer Valley

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