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Ski resort parking in Utah

Utah’s busiest resorts use weekend reservations, and the canyon roads make arriving early or taking the bus worth it. Our sister site skislc.com has the full Utah guide.

We cover 15 resorts here: 4 need a reservation on busy days, 2 charge for parking, 7 are free and 2 we haven’t been able to confirm yet.

  • AltaReservationReservation needed: Fri–Sun and holidays, 8am–1pm · Alta, Utah
  • BrightonReservationReservation needed: Fri–Sun and holidays until noon · Brighton, Utah
  • Park City MountainReservationReservation needed: every day, 8:30am–noon (Mountain Village) · Park City, Utah
  • SolitudeReservationReservation needed: Fri–Sun and holidays before 11am · Solitude, Utah
  • Powder MountainPaidPaid: $12 weekends, free after 1pm · Eden, Utah
  • SundancePaidPaid: $10 Fri–Sun, free Mon–Thu and with 4+ · Sundance, Utah
  • Beaver MountainFreeFree, first come · no parking on the access road · Utah
  • Brian HeadFreeFree, first come · Brian Head, Utah
  • Deer ValleyFreeFree, first come · carpools of 3+ get Lot 2 · Park City, Utah
  • Nordic ValleyFreeFree, first come (last confirmed 2024–25) · Eden, Utah
  • SnowbasinFreeFree, first come · Huntsville, Utah
  • SnowbirdFreeMostly free, first come · one lot by reservation · Snowbird, Utah
  • Woodward Park CityFreeFree, first come · Park City, Utah
  • Cherry PeakNot confirmedNot confirmed yet · Richmond, Utah
  • Eagle PointClosedClosed for the 2026–27 season · Beaver, Utah

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