Brighton ski resort: what’s new and what to expect this season
Brighton Ski Resort, located in the Wasatch Mountains of Utah, has announced several updates for the 2023-2024 season. A $5 million investment has been allocated to infrastructure improvements, including upgrades to the Majestic and Crest Express lifts, which will enhance capacity and reduce wait times. The resort has also expanded its snowmaking capabilities, adding 15 new snow guns to ensure consistent coverage across 1,050 skiable acres. Additionally, Brighton has partnered with Ski Utah to launch a sustainability initiative aimed at reducing carbon emissions by 20% over the next five years. The season officially opens on November 24, 2023, weather permitting.
Visitors can expect enhanced terrain options, including the newly designated intermediate run, Silver Fork Ridge, accessible from the Snake Creek Express lift. Brighton will also host the U.S. Freestyle Skiing Championships from January 12 to 15, 2024, attracting top athletes nationwide. Night skiing, a signature feature of the resort, will continue to operate daily until 9:00 PM across 200 acres of lit terrain. The Brighton Lodge has undergone renovations, adding 30% more seating capacity and a redesigned food court featuring local vendors like Wasatch Roasting Company. Skiers and snowboarders can purchase season passes, with prices starting at $699 for adults, until October 31, 2023.
Key Updates and Visitor Information for Brighton Ski Resort 2023-2024
- What are the major infrastructure upgrades for this season? Brighton has invested $5 million in upgrading the Majestic and Crest Express lifts and added 15 new snow guns to improve snowmaking efficiency.
- When does the 2023-2024 season officially begin? The season is scheduled to open on November 24, 2023, weather permitting.
- What new terrain options are available? A new intermediate run, Silver Fork Ridge, has been added, accessible from the Snake Creek Express lift.
