Great terrain for all levels. Nice long runs for beginners & intermediate that you don't find at the other resorts. Great advanced too. Not a real "resort" ski place, but that's what I love about it. For people who want to ski and not necessarily want to hang out in a ritzy lodge with high priced food. No snowboarders at... More

Deep powder, the most and deepest of any Utah ski resort, no snowboarders, and the best chili I have ever had (at the base cafeteria). a resort for the pure skier.

Skiing is my favorite sport. For years, Alta was one of my favorite resorts. Later they raised their prices, so I switched to Snowbird. Alta is a great resort. It just doesn't rank quite as high as Snowbird in my mind. But I still can't complain.

A true classic for skiing. (Snow stays best at this highest of Utah Ski Resorts. Drive is a little long but totally worth it.

no snowboarders! Easy to get around and great food for the mountains at Alf's

You won't get run over by any snow boarders at Alta. There is plenty of area to ski at any level at Alta. I learned to ski here and I keep going back. It's one of the more affordable resorts and it's got a good variety.

This skier only mountain is my favorite in Utah. Great runs all over for varying levels. Easy to get to from downtown and Sandy via UTA public transport. Some great food and excellent coffee at Alta Java. This is a ski only resort - no snowboards. The better ski rental is at Albion base or powerhouse at Wildcat. Love Alta!

Enjoyed Alta in April 2011 with a Snowbird-Alta dual lift pass and had a fanastic time. Challenging mountain with beautiful scenery.

Alta is a pretty great place for beginning skiers especially ones light on cash. They have a Beginner Area Day Pass (3 lifts Albion, Sunnyside & Cecret) $38 for a reloadable card and then each time after that $33 They even have a Late Afternoon Pass thats good from 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm New reloadable card $30 after that... More