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I thought for a second this was a joke post - I read this as Beaver Mountain and Wolf Mountain the two smallest, worst mountains in Utah.
If it's a powder day you can't miss:
Powder Mountain
Snowbasin
Brighton
Solitude
Snowbird
I have no idea about Alta, have you ever skied before? If not, then you would be on the bottom of the mountain the entire time trying to just stand up right?
If you're a skier Alta is a pretty sick mountain, super laid back and old school, great terrain and mind blowing snowfall totals.
How many days are you going for? Are you looking to hit one resort, two, three? Do you want a pure freeride mountain (cliffs,chutes,bowls,tress) or a park mountain?
I'd personally avoid any resort in Park City.
If it's a powder day you can't miss:
Powder Mountain
Snowbasin
Brighton
Solitude
Snowbird
I have no idea about Alta, have you ever skied before? If not, then you would be on the bottom of the mountain the entire time trying to just stand up right?
If you're a skier Alta is a pretty sick mountain, super laid back and old school, great terrain and mind blowing snowfall totals.
How many days are you going for? Are you looking to hit one resort, two, three? Do you want a pure freeride mountain (cliffs,chutes,bowls,tress) or a park mountain?
I'd personally avoid any resort in Park City.