Content
© copyright Alta Ski Area
Alta
Alta is recognized not only for its variety of terrain but also for stunning scenery and dry snow quality. There is plenty of beginner and lower intermediate terrain, as well as some steep chutes and powder bowls that you will have to hike to. Most of the beginner trails are accessed from Albion Base, with intermediates scattered around the mountain and some great advanced black diamond bowls off the Sugarloaf quad lift.Alta
| Base | 8,530 ft (2,600 m) |
| Summit | 10,550 ft (3,216 m) |
| Elevation | 2,020 ft (616 m) |
| Snowmaking | 50 acres (0 ha) / 2 % |
| Ski area | 2,200 a (890 ha) |
| Beginner | 25 % |
| Intermediate | 40 % |
| Advanced | 35 % |
| Number of trails | 116 |
| Longest trail | 3 mi (5 km) |
| Snowfall | 500 inch (1,270 cm) |
| Season start | late Nov |
| Season end | mid Apr |
Boxes leftside
Navigation
Quick access
Resort shortcuts
Advertise your business on Ultimate-Ski.com
Promote your business on Ultimate-Ski.com in a full page advertisement and reach our targeted audience of skiers and snowboarders.
Boxes rightside
Search Site
Custom Search
Competition
Ultimate-Ski.com and the Canadian Ski Destination Consortium are giving away a 7-day ski holiday for 2 to one of 10 great Canadian ski resorts. The winner gets to choose which resort with flights from UK courtesy of Canadian Affair.
Enter here
Enter here
Ski Insurance
