Deer Valley, Utah, is one of the four areas which will be hosting skiing events during the 2002 Salt Lake Olympics. It's a classic Utah resort, with 87 ski runs and six bowls, all served with state-of-the-art transportation, lifts and lodges.

For the visitor, skiing is spread over four mountains: Empire Canyon, Flagstaff, Bald and Bald Eagle Mountains. There's a great variety of skiing for experts and novices, along with panoramic views of the Wasatch and Uinta Mountains. Deer Valley has 19 lifts, including one four passenger high-speed gondola, five high-speed detachable quads, three fixed-grip quad chairlifts, eight triple chairs and two double chairs. Base altitude is 6,570 feet, the summit is 9,570 feet and Deer Valley offers a vertical drop of 3,000 feet. More >>>

During the Games, Deer Valley will be hosting the Slalom, Freestyle Moguls and Freestyle Aerials events. All the stadia were ready at the start of the 2000-2001 season. The pre-Olympic Suzuki Freestyle World Cup Moguls event in January 2001 was won by American hopeful Hannah Hardaway, promising a fascinating contest in 2002.

Women's Moguls	Saturday 9th February, 2002
Men's Moguls	Tuesday 12th February, 2002
Women's & Men's Aerials (Qualification)	Saturday 16th February, 2002
Women's Aerials (Finals)	Monday 18th February, 2002
Men's Aerials (Finals)	Tuesday 19th February, 2002
Women's Slalom	Wednesday 20th February, 2002
Men's Slalom	Saturday 23rd February, 2002

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