Brighton Vacation (Flight + Hotel)

Places to Visit in Brighton

Itinerary need filling up? Brighton vacation all booked but not sure what to expect when you arrive? Let us make it simple.

Take your break to dizzying new heights with a trek up Solitude Mountain. On your way to the top, remember to regularly stop and enjoy the idyllic views. Visitors have heaps of options in and around this destination. There's nothing more relaxing than unwinding in comfort after a memorable day on the snow. At Brighton Mountain Resort you can conquer the slopes then swap stories over some delicious meals and a few drinks. Still have some time to spare? Need some help figuring out what to do and where to go? You'll locate all the advice and information you're after at Silver Lake Information Center.

Traveling is about doing things you love as well as things you've never tried before. Are you ready to jump into some cool new experiences?

On the hunt for something most travelers can do? Why not consider purchasing a Ski City Super Pass?

Head to our Brighton things to do page for a full list of activities.

Brighton Accommodations

If you're making plans to visit Brighton, you'll have easy access to at least 3 accommodations. Expedia can help out with all aspects of luxury getaways and cheap vacations.

The Solitude Condominiums (12082 Big Cottonwood Canyon) and The Inn at Solitude (12000 Big Cottonwood Canyon) are our top options for the area.

Nearest Airports to Brighton

Catching a flight to Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) is a convenient option for many travelers. After you've collected your baggage, you'll be 25 miles from Brighton.

*Savings based on all vacation package bookings with Flight + Hotel on Expedia.com from January through December 2020, as compared to price of the same components booked separately. Savings will vary based on origin/destination, length of trip, stay dates and selected travel supplier(s). Savings not available on all packages. For Free Flight or 100% Off Flight deals, package savings is greater than or equal to the current cost of one component, when both are priced separately.