"Utah is home to some of the deepest ski areas in the United States, with some resorts recording hundreds of inches of snow every year. It doesn't necessarily have the oldest ski history in the United States, but it does have a few ski areas that are 80+ years old. These are the 4 oldest (and still active) ski areas in Utah. 4 Oldest Ski Areas in Utah 4. Snowbasin - Opened in 1940 13 lifts 115 trails 325 inches of snowfall on average"
"3. Beaver Mountain Ski Resort - Opened in 1939 6 lifts 48 trails 400+ inches of snowfall on average 2. Alta Ski Area - Opened in 1938 5 lifts 118 trails 547 inches of snowfall on average 1. Brighton Ski Resort - Opened in 1936 8 lifts 66 trails 500 inches of snowfall on average"
Four Utah ski areas opened between 1936 and 1940 and remain active. Brighton Ski Resort opened in 1936 and averages 500 inches of snow annually, with eight lifts and 66 trails. Alta Ski Area opened in 1938, offers 118 trails, five lifts, and averages 547 inches of snowfall. Beaver Mountain Ski Resort opened in 1939, operates six lifts and 48 trails, and typically receives over 400 inches of snow. Snowbasin opened in 1940, features 13 lifts, 115 trails, and averages 325 inches of snowfall. Utah hosts some of the deepest ski areas in the United States, with multiple resorts recording hundreds of inches of snow every year.
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