Skiing at Deer Valley - Sure, Deer Valley has a reputation for being snooty, with gold faucets and marble in the bathrooms in the on-hill restrooms, but if you want spoiling, you’ve got it.

It’s got the terrain, the snow, great grooming, fantastic food, interesting trails, the valet parking….it’s all good. However, it’s just as good around the corner at Brighton, Solitude, Alta, Snowbird and a dozen other places, and less expensive and pretentious, so if you’re into throwing money off the chair on your ride to powder, this is your ride. Frankly, “It ain’t all that.” Worth an experience, but I wouldn’t make it a habit. Bonni

Skiiing at Deer Valley - Ah… the lifestyle of the rich and famous. Must be nice to get valet parking, hot cocoa in the ski line, and excellent service. Mark

Skiing at Deer Valley - I have always respected this ski area primarily because of their environmental commitment that they have maintained over the years. The mountain consistently receives tons of pow and was rated as the number one ski area in the US this year by ski magazine. I have always enjoyed going up there and skiing all the trees that the predominantly intermediate level crowd invariably leaves fresh and endless for me. It has been known for a long time that very few ski areas have as comprehensive of a grooming system as Deer Valley which means you can go fast! It always seems as though there's an open run waiting for you to open up and feel the wind flap your cheeks. The four mountains seem to divide into each classification of skier, and the advanced slopes are almost always wide open and the Cottonwood canyons are simply a stone's throw away. People commonly enjoy doing long days of touring between Alta and Deer Valley. Joey Smallwood