The Top 10 Expert Lines In Utah:

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McKenna sends it in Alta, Utah. Credit: @Schirfphoto

This list was created by Justin Morgan atย Ski Utah

The terrain on the mountains of the Wasatch front in Utah offers some of the most diverse and unique geographies to ski and snowboard. Getting off the beaten path a little provides some of the best lines in the backcountry.

SkiUtah provides a list of the top 10 trophy lines to bag when weather and conditions cooperate.

While they aren’t all particularly difficult to access, they are still for the expert skier that knows how to safely navigate avalanche prone areas and has a fair amount of backcountry experience before starting approaching this list of local favorites.

Solitude, Brighton, Deer Valley, Snowbird, and Alta are just 5 of the 36 iconic destinations available on the Ikon Pass.

Mount Baldy – Snowbird & Alta

Alta, Snowbird, Mount Baldy, Baldy
Mount Baldy, Credit SnowBrains

Fantasy Ridge – Solitude

Fantasy Ridge, Credit – Adam Fehr

Cirque Traverse – Snowbird

Cirque traverse, traverse, cirque, snowbird, backcountry, line
Snowbird Cirque Traverse – Credit Denis Mayor

Elevator Shaft – Brighton

backcountry, inbound schute, earn your tearns
Elevator Shaft at Brighton – Credit Nick Pelland

Pipeline – Snowbird

pipeline, backcountry, snowbird, line
Pipeline at Snowbird, Credit Adam Fehr

Daly Chutes – Deer Valley

backcountry, deer valley resort, lines, earn your turns
Daly Chutes at Deer Valley – Credit Adam Fehr

Jupiter Peak – Park City

backcountry, line,
Jupiter Peak at Park City, Utah – Credit Whitney McIntosh

James Peak – Powder Mountain

backcountry, line
James Peak, Powder Mountain, Utah – Credit Sarah Morrison

Canis Lupis – Park City, Canyons Village Side

backcountry, ski, line
Canis Lupis, Park City, Utah – Credit Josh LaForest

No Name Bowl – SnowBasin

backcountry, ogden, ski
No Name Bowl, Snowbasin Resort, Utah – Credit Snowbasin

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