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| 🇺🇸 Brighton | |
|---|---|
| Snowlist score ⓘ | 8.5 |
| Snow /10 ⓘ | 9.7 |
| Terrain /10 ⓘ | 4.5 |
| Queues /10 ⓘ | 7.2 |
| Value /10 ⓘ | 5.4 |
| Altitude | 2669–3200 m |
| Vertical | 531 m |
| Mapped pistes | 126.9 km |
| Advertised | 1050 acres |
| Avg snowfall | 13.1 m |
| Powder days | 12 |
| Lifts mapped | 10 |
| Modern lifts | 90% |
| Typical wait | 2.4 min |
| Day pass | $135 (€124) |
| Pass | Ikon |
| Ski-in/out places | 1 |
| Bars | 3 |
| Airport | SLC · 45 min |
| Season | Nov 14 to Apr 19 |
What the scores mean
Snowlist score is one number out of 10 for the whole resort. It mixes seven sub-scores: snow 25%, terrain 25%, queues 15%, lifts 10%, value 10%, access 10%, après 5%. Then it is spread on a bell curve, so 6.5 is a normal good resort, 8 or more is rare and under 5 means real trade-offs. It is not a star rating: a 7 here is better than most.
- Snow: average snowfall over the last three winters at mid-mountain, plus top altitude, minus a penalty for a warm village.
- Terrain: piste km we measured on OpenStreetMap (not the brochure) and vertical drop.
- Queues: our predicted average wait across the season. 10 = you barely queue.
- Value: what you get (snow, terrain, lifts) per euro of day pass, ranked against every resort.