Deer Valley Resort vs Park City Mountain Resort
Deer Valley Resort and Park City Mountain Resort are neighbouring resorts in Utah - here is how they stack up for different kinds of skier.
Which should you choose?
Our verdict based on terrain, snow, and who each resort suits
Choose Park City Mountain Resort if...
you want cruisy red runs or you want challenging terrain.
Key stats compared
Head-to-head on the numbers that matter
| Stat | Deer Valley Resort | Park City Mountain Resort |
|---|---|---|
| Piste | 183 km | 250 km |
| Vertical drop | 951 m | 983 m |
| Lifts | 40 | 41 |
| Top elevation | 2917 m | 3056 m |
| Snow reliability | very reliable snow | very reliable snow |
| Snowiest month | December (~74cm) | March (~67cm) |
| Day pass | €68 | N/A |
Suitability - who each resort suits
How well each resort matches different types of skier
| Skier type | Deer Valley Resort | Park City Mountain Resort |
|---|---|---|
| Beginners | Good | Limited |
| Intermediates | Excellent | Excellent |
| Experts | Limited | Very good |
| Off-piste | Not ideal | Good |
| Terrain Park | Not ideal | Limited |
| Families | Limited | Not ideal |
| Snow Confidence | Very good | Very good |
| Budget | Good | Good |
Beginners
Deer Valley Resort
Good
Park City Mountain Resort
Limited
Intermediates
Deer Valley Resort
Excellent
Park City Mountain Resort
Excellent
Experts
Deer Valley Resort
Limited
Park City Mountain Resort
Very good
Off-piste
Deer Valley Resort
Not ideal
Park City Mountain Resort
Good
Terrain Park
Deer Valley Resort
Not ideal
Park City Mountain Resort
Limited
Families
Deer Valley Resort
Limited
Park City Mountain Resort
Not ideal
Snow Confidence
Deer Valley Resort
Very good
Park City Mountain Resort
Very good
Budget
Deer Valley Resort
Good
Park City Mountain Resort
Good