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Did you know that it snows on average, one foot every five days during the winter? Seriously! Miners tunneled throughout the beautiful Wasatch Range to build the local economy, but modern-day prospectors look skyward to winter snow and summer sunshine to drive the economy in this perfect spot. World-class resorts, historic Main Street of Park City, and the Sundance Film Festival are just a few reasons to escape to the mountains less than an hour from Salt Lake City. Here in Utah, we're crazy about our snow! Utah's Cottonwood Canyons are one of the snowiest places in the world, with Alta averaging 550 inches of snow annually. On average, over 6 feet of snow falls each April. The Great Salt Lake does not freeze, so lake effect is a possibility all ski season long. Resorts within proximity to the lake enjoy lake-effect periods which produce about five percent of the average precipitation from September to May. Utah has long claimed to have the greatest snow on Earth. Utah even trademarked the phrase.
As one of the spiritual homes of skiing, Alta Ski Area has been delighting powderhounds since 1939. The atmosphere at Alta Ski Area is laden with community and a deeply rooted passion for the mountain. Hewn by ancient glaciers, Alta crowns the top of Little Cottonwood Canyon above Salt Lake City, often recording the highest storm totals of any resort in Utah. With an annual average of 546 inches of snowfall gracing the slopes, Alta is world famous for powder skiing. With just five lifts tracing Alta’s 2,600+ acres of terrain, skiers here are accustomed to hiking or traversing in their quest for Utah’s perfect powder snow. Undulating groomers encircle the terrain surrounding the Sunnyside, Sugarloaf, and Supreme chairlifts. Stashes among the pine trees can be found off the Collins and Wildcat chairs. Further off-piste lie iconic zones full of life changing powder runs such as Catherine’s Area, The Ballroom, Devil’s Castle, and the innumerable lines fanning out from Alta’s quintessential High Traverse. There’s something unique about experiencing a skier-only mountain and Alta harbors a balance of beginner, intermediate, and expert options accompanied by jaw dropping scenery. Come for the skiing. Stay for the skiing. Welcome to Alta, an independently-owned ski area since 1938. Alta is proud to be a ski area and not a ski resort. Nestled at the top of Little Cottonwood Canyon deep in the Wasatch mountains, Alta is known around the globe for its powder skiing. With an annual snowfall average of 546" powder days are a way of life here. It’s a magnetic way of life that draws the same employees and guests back to Alta’s community each winter. Alta Ski Area is a skier-only destination with tons of great beginner and intermediate terrain. But for any powder-seeking expert, Alta is the promised land thanks to various off-piste lines across the mountain.
Beaver Mountain embodies the gold standard for a family-oriented resort. Why? It has been owned and operated by 3 generations of the same family, the Seeholzers, since its humble beginning in 1939. Beaver isn’t flashy or fancy but it is a place where time slows, lift tickets are affordable, and lasting memories are forged. Tucked near the top of Logan Canyon in Northern Utah, Beaver is renowned for its high quality snow, delicious food, and friendly staff. If you truly wish to get away from it all, Beaver is the place to hunker down and rediscover the soul of skiing. The Bear River Mountain Range runs cold and as a result the light, dry powder snow that coats Beaver Mountain each winter is the stuff of legends. The ski runs are graced by groves of aspen, fir, and pine trees and the mountain’s favored aspect shields the snow from wind damage. Fall-line pitches, rolling groomers, glades, and terrain parks are scattered across the slopes. A perfectly pitched beginner area is ideal for those who’d like to taste what skiing and snowboarding is all about. This uncrowded mountain offers terrain for every type of skier and boarder and the quiet atmosphere distills the importance of the simpler things in life. Family owned, family operated, family oriented. Beaver Mountain knows families and promises to give you one of the best skiing experiences around. Beaver Mountain has 828 skiable acres containing well maintained slopes with northeastern exposure, perfect for catching morning rays. Come explore a variety of terrain, perfect for every ability. Northern Utah, opened in 1939 and located near the summit of Logan Canyon in the Bear River Mountains. While smaller and less developed than a number of Utah ski resorts, Beaver Mountain is very popular with residents of nearby Logan, Utah State University, the surrounding Cache Valley and the Bear Lake region, including the southeastern corner of Idaho. The slopes of the mountain are predominantly east-facing. Since it does not currently employ snowmaking equipment, the ski area is dependent upon the ample natural snowfall, and therefore often opens several weeks later than most other resorts in Utah.
Near Cedar City, Utah lies a ski resort unlike any other. The white slopes of Brian Head Resort glimmer in stark contrast to the remarkable vermilion, orange, and coral pink topography of Southern Utah. A basecamp for adventure, Brian Head lies in close proximity to Cedar Breaks National Monument and Bryce and Zion National Parks. Besides mind bending vistas, Brian Head serves up consistent snow due to its lofty elevation. With a good mix of beginner and intermediate terrain, this resort is ideal for families or those looking to enjoy a relatively unknown resort off the beaten track. Brian Head Resort’s unique position on a high desert plateau contributes to bone dry powder, clear skis, and fresh air. It’s possible to ski between the resort’s two peaks, Navajo Mountain and Giant Steps Mountain or catch a free shuttle which links the two base areas. Mellow green and blue groomed runs and a dedicated beginner area can be found on Navajo Mountain in addition to a tubing park. More challenging intermediate and expert terrain is serviced by Giant Steps Mountain which also features a few freestyle terrain parks and night skiing on weekends. Both mountains encompass playful, bench-like terrain and singular views of Utah’s distinctive red rocks. Brian Head Resort is Southern Utah's #1 family-friendly winter destination. With the highest base elevation in Utah at 9,600', Brian Head Resort annually receives over 360 inches of epic Utah powder. The resort has 8 lifts, the largest is Giant Step Express High-Speed Detachable Quad, which has a vertical drop of 1,320 ft. Brian Head spans 650 acres and consists 71 runs. You can also take flight in the revamped terrain parks with countless features for all skill levels. Brian Head Resort's renowned Kids Camp is a fully supervised snow sport teaching facility. Lessons are taught in three age-specific programs in a fun and safe learning environment. Half day and full day all-inclusive packages are available. There are two tube parks located at Giant Steps and Navajo Mountains. This winter activity is great for the whole family. Surface lifts provide easy access to the top of the hill.
Brighton became Utah’s first “ski resort” with a humble rope tow back in 1936. Nowadays it’s a revered hub of snowboard culture with some of Utah’s best tree runs and endless face shots. Brighton attracts a homegrown crowd and the bustling night skiing scene keeps the slopes lively day or night. Brighton’s blessed position at the top of Big Cottonwood Canyon above Salt Lake City ensures prodigious snowfall and deep days (or nights). The playful terrain and friendly atmosphere make Brighton a perennial favorite where kids 6 and under ski free. The topography of Brighton is often likened to "mini golf" thanks to distinct zones, its bench-like terrain, and the plethora of rocks, cliffs, and trees to maneuver off or around. It’s a wonderland of incredible powder and well-maintained terrain parks, a place where the spirit and stoke of skiing and shredding continues to flourish. Brighton’s three mountain peaks are all serviced by modern, high-speed quads. Blue or green rated trails spread out from each chairlift making the mountain very accessible. Brighton recently expanded their night skiing operations to 24 runs and it’s the best place to score laps under the stars near Salt Lake City. Affordability... Utah Family Magazine ranks Brighton #1 for family affordability and terrain. Kids six and under always ski/ride free, so families love Brighton. Day tickets are most affordable. Plus, squeeze more into your trip with an A.M. or P.M. ticket. Ski the day you arrive and before you fly out. Terrain and snow quality...Brighton truly gets "The Greatest Snow on Earth®" averaging 500+ inches annually, and it has topped 700 inches. Offering Night Skiing Monday-Saturday until 9pm. There’s five-star grooming as well as chutes and trees for those who like white knuckle terrain. Three awesome terrain parks link the top of the mountain to the base. All trails can be reached by high-speed quads. Families ride together, take different trails, and meet at the bottom. We’re known as "The place where Utah learns to ski and snowboard – and keeps on learning." Ski and Ride School...Our instructors passionately share the sport they love and they’re skilled at creating a positive learning experience for you and your family. Brighton offers daily group and private lessons for kids three and up and adults of all abilities.
You’ll discover Cherry Peak nestled within Cherry Canyon in Northern Utah’s Bear River Mountain Range. With fine views of Cache Valley, this family-owned and operated resort is just 30 minutes north of Logan, Utah. With an intimate feel and some of the most affordable lessons and night skiing rates in the state. Cherry Peak enthusiastically serves the local community as a hub to learn, gather, and celebrate winter in rural Utah. Cherry Peak encompasses over 400 acres of finely groomed runs, beginner terrain, powder-filled glades, a terrain park, and tubing lanes. The resort is anchored around the newly constructed Grand Lodge, adjacent to the terrain park, beginner’s area, and a lengthy Magic Carpet. Green, blue, and black diamond terrain are all serviced by the Gateway Lift. Further up the mountain are perched the Vista and Summit Lifts which dish out cruisy groomers, gullies, and glades brimming with powder thrills. The resort opens 100% of its terrain, 29 runs in all, and spins all three chairlifts plus their magic carpet for night skiing thrills. Cherry Peak is Utah's newest ski resort. Located near Logan, Utah. Cherry Peak Resort is located in Cherry Canyon, east of Richmond, Utah in the Bear River Mountains. Snow making system, 3 triple chair lifts, 500 Foot magic carpet for learning, 5 lane tubing hill, Ice skating, Large night skiing area, Mountain biking
For the ultimate in 5-star services and amenities, Deer Valley Resort is the premiere luxe skiing destination in the United States. Sweeping views and meticulously groomed slopes are dished out in generous portions alongside lavish gourmet dining and opulent lodging. Clinching awards year after year, the slopes of this Park City resort are only rivaled by the ability to hand off your gear to a friendly ski valet upon arrival. This ski-only resort limits daily ticket sales in its quest to provide an unparalleled experience dubbed "The Deer Valley Difference." Deer Valley’s expansive terrain includes 6 mountain peaks, 6 powder-filled bowls, and over 2,000 acres of terrain with 21 chairlifts serving 103 ski runs. The resort has cultivated a reputation for pristine groomers and a delightsome blend of beginner, intermediate, and expert terrain. Utilizing more grooming equipment than any other ski area in Utah, Deer Valley undergoes a massive transformation each night, as snowcats prowl the slopes leaving perfect corduroy in their wake. Tucked away in Park City, Utah, Deer Valley Resort is the premier ski destination in the United States. Experience a winter of difference at Deer Valley. The ease of the journey, the smooth curve of a turn, the burst of flavor - every detail is unique, every moment is designed to be different. Deer Valley Resort, located in Park City, Utah, is just 38 miles east of the Salt Lake International Airport. Deer Valley offers luxurious amenities such as ski valets, groomed-to-perfection slopes, on-site child care and gourmet dining in three elegant day lodges. Deer Valley also provides a variety of lodging options with resort managed properties, an award-winning ski school, three ski rental shops featuring high-quality Rossignol equipment and local Vacation Planners to customize your ideal vacation.
Home of the legendary “Powder Friday,” the quaint Eagle Point Resort in Central Utah is a haven tucked far away from the hustle and bustle of it all. Eagle Point is open daily throughout the December holidays but thereafter they only spin lifts Friday through Monday. If it’s been storming all week, it’ll be an unforgettable “Powder Friday!” The resort is seldom crowded and it feels a bit like an affordable country club where everyone is welcome. With onsite lodging and dining it’s best to just book a whole weekend at Eagle Point and transport yourself to a sparkling wonderland of natural beauty and solitude. Eagle Point graces the airy foothills of the Tushar Mountains, Utah’s third highest mountain range. With over 600 skiable acres and 40 runs spanning two distinct zones, the resort feels intimate and cozy. The upper portion of the resort along the flanks of 11,985-foot Mt. Holly contains a pleasant collection of wide open groomers, a terrain park, and lots of spacious blue and green runs. The gentle terrain underneath the Skyline lift is idyllic for beginners. The lower terrain is riddled with steep, north-facing black diamond runs, untouched powder stashes, and rugged tree skiing. Perched high upon a stunning location in the Tushar Mountains, Eagle Point Resort is southern Utah's steepest and deepest ski and snowboard resort. Considered a perfect getaway from the crowded slopes and high prices of the mega-resorts, Eagle Point Resort is a scenic 17-mile drive from downtown Beaver via Route 153. The independently owned resort averages 400 annual inches of Utah's Greatest Snow on Earth™ across 650 skiable acres and over 1500 vertical feet. With remarkably varied terrain, Eagle Point offers wide, neatly-groomed beginner slopes, as well as steep, powder filled glades for the more adventurous. There is also a professionally designed terrain park that integrates natural and man-made design features to maximize creativity. Canyonside Lodge Bar & Grill with its high ceilings and rustic mountain ambiance serves casual and fine dining, and live music entertaining guests on weekend evenings. Consistently recognized for providing a family-friendly atmosphere, in 2017 the resort once again received the prestigious TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence based on consistently great reviews earned on TripAdvisor.com. In the heart of the village is plentiful ski-in/ski-out lodging making your stay convenient and comfortable. Guests of the resort often note the lack of lift lines, uncrowded slopes and friendly staff on and off the mountain. Eagle Point is just a 3-hour drive north of Las Vegas, with easy access off I-15. Flights in and out of Las Vegas make Eagle Point a choice destination for combining great skiing/riding with National Park adventures. Eagle Point is an easy 6-8 hour drive destination for Southern California and Phoenix.
What was once the quiet Silver Bell Ranch is now home to Nordic Valley, a quaint boutique ski area overlooking a patchwork of farms in Ogden Valley. Located on the outskirts of charming Eden, Utah and just 25 minutes from downtown Ogden, Nordic Valley comprises wooded trails, winding groomers, terrain parks, and a large beginner’s area. The modest prices make Nordic Valley one of Utah’s most affordable resorts and the no-frills atmosphere will make you feel like a local. A vibrant night skiing culture ensures you can enjoy Nordic’s slopes by day or night. Embracing the Wasatch foothills, Nordic Valley has a diverse mix of terrain and a little something for everyone. The resort is anchored around an iconic white hay barn lodge dubbed “The Old Barn” which harkens back to Nordic’s days as a working ranch. Step out onto snow and a supremely gentle slope welcomes beginners with easy access to the Cub magic carpet. Two terrain parks dot a sprawling expanse of beginner and intermediate terrain around the Crockett and Bridger chairlifts. Longer groomers with stunning pastoral views and more challenging ungroomed slopes surround the Apollo chairlift. Nordic Valley’s newest addition, the Nordic Express high-speed 6-person chairlift, quickly whisks guests up to a growing network of blue, green, and black runs hemmed in by pines and oak trees. In the year 1968, a small ski area in the heart of Utah’s powder country was born—Nordic valley. Nordic Valley is nestled deep in the heart of the Wasatch Mountains, however, it is just a few short miles from the restaurants, entertainment and comforts of the booming town of Ogden. Named by Forbes magazine as the third best city in the country to raise a family, Nordic Valley is one of the most accessible, family and budget-friendly ski areas in the country. Nordic Valley is famous for its ski school, intermediate and advanced slopes, and family-friendly atmosphere. Nordic Valley was immortalized as one of the best downhill training ski areas for the 2002 Winter Olympics, which the Austrians discovered was worth pure Gold. In 2020, Nordic Valley unveiled their new high-speed 6-pack chair lift, the Nordic Express. This lift doubled skiable acres, increased peak elevation to 7060', and added 20 new ski runs. The resort's largest expansion project in over 50 years since Apollo (formerly Viking) was first built in 1970.
Soaring above the historic mining town, Park City Mountain has offered year-round recreation and enjoyment for over 60 years. When silver went bust in the 1950s, the miners turned their sights to the snow and nowadays Park City Mountain is one of the largest ski areas in North America and a former Winter Olympic venue. Brimming with amenities, Park City serves skiers and riders with two bustling base areas, live music, events, activities, and family fun. Access is everything at Park City Mountain, located just 35 minutes from the Salt Lake City International Airport and offering ski trails directly down to historic Main Street. You’ll never grow bored exploring Park City Mountain’s mind boggling 7,300 acres of terrain. This prodigious resort encloses a staggering 17 mountain peaks, 13 bowls, 7 terrain parks, and over 345 named ski runs accessed by 41 chairlifts. This includes Olympic-level terrain parks and features, powdery bowls, bump runs, sculpted groomers, gentle beginner slopes, and hike-to powder zones. It would simply take you weeks to explore every run and ride each chairlift! For groups of varying abilities, Park City Mountain has the perfect pitch for everyone. Park City Mountain, the largest resort in the US, bustles with activities year-round with 7,300 acres of terrain, two distinct base areas, mountainside lodging, and thrilling family adventures. Park City Mountain, the largest resort in the United States, is located in the heart of Park City, Utah, only a 35-minute drive from Salt Lake City International Airport and steps from historic Main Street in charming Park City. With 7,300 acres, over 346 trails, 41 lifts, 6 terrain parks and ski-in-ski-out access to historic Main Street, Park City Mountain offers endless adventures for every level of skier or snowboarder to enjoy. While exploring Park City Mountain's endless terrain, don't forget to add a little flavor to your experience. Park City Mountain offers a variety of choices for great food and drink both on the mountain and off. While skiing or riding at Park City Mountain, try lunch at Lookout Cabin, a sit-down table-served lunch with spectacular views of the Wasatch Range or enjoy home-smoked BBQ at the newly transformed Tombstone BBQ. Finish your day with an elegant meal at The Farm restaurant in Canyons Village.
No respectable powder hound can attain enlightenment without having visited Powder Mountain near Ogden, Utah. This enormous resort limits daily ticket sales and strives to maintain the lowest skier density of any resort in North America within its 8,000+ acres of in-bounds terrain. The options for adventures are boundless and include ski n’ skin guided backcountry powder tours, night skiing, snowmobile tours, and more. Free shuttle buses return guests to the resort once they finish collecting face shots in the 1,200 off-piste acres of Powder Country and Woody’s World. For an unspoiled experience laden with unique winter activities, Powder Mountain is incomparable. Powder Mountain can’t be explored in a single day or even an entire weekend. The sheer size of the resort is staggering and it’s excellent for groups of mixed abilities. Glades of perfectly spaced aspens, pristine powder bowls, gentle meadows, and steep chutes await. Powder junkies will weep upon discovering the terrain accessible off Lightning Ridge after a short cat ride or the tree skiing off the Paradise lift. Cruisy greens and blues with striking views can be enjoyed around the Hidden Lake Express and Sundown lifts. There is limitless terrain to explore beyond the resort’s 154 named runs. With over 8,000 acres of skiable terrain, Powder Mountain is one of North America's largest ski areas. This is the place if you want endless pow or untouched corduroy. Even on the busiest day, you may only find one skier per two acres of terrain. Almost 3,000 acres is a traditional lift served resort with an abundance of groomed trails and powder runs. The remaining 5,000 acres is nirvana for powder hounds. Newcomers sometimes missed the best runs for their level of skiing and shredding so a team of locals was recruited to share their knowledge. Guests may choose from a free orientation over groomed cruisers with a Mountain Host or a day with a Mountain Adventure Pro making fresh tracks through secret glades, chutes & open bowls. After a few runs with a Pro or Host, guests naturally feel part of the Powder Mountain family.
The world took notice when Snowbasin Resort served as a host venue for the Downhill, Combined, and Super G alpine races during the 2002 Winter Olympic Games. The resort’s illustrious legacy is complemented by award-winning dining, great service, and luxurious amenities. Snowbasin lies near Huntsville, Utah just 35 miles from Downtown Salt Lake City. The lift infrastructure is swift and modern with two gondolas, an aerial tramway, 5 high-speed quads, and more. You’ll spend more time exploring Snowbasin’s miles-long runs than riding chairlifts or waiting in line. The resort’s great terrain will tire out even the most intrepid guest, so kick back for a bit and savor gourmet food in one of the opulent mountaintop lodges. Just try to ski or shred Snowbasin from top to bottom without stopping, we dare you. With 3,000 acres and a 3,000 foot vertical drop, Snowbasin boasts some of the longest ski runs in Utah. The resort unfolds below six distinctive peaks and harbors lustrous bowls of powder snow, ridges, chutes, forested glades, and sinuous groomers. Terrain is divided into three distinct zones: Strawberry, Needles, and Allen’s Peak. The most challenging and technical terrain is located amongst the higher reaches while the green trails are mostly nestled within a substantial learning/family zone conveniently situated at the base area near Earl’s Lodge. Snowbasin Resort is an all-season recreation resort, tucked perfectly behind Mt. Ogden in beautiful Huntsville, Utah, about 35 miles from Downtown Salt Lake City. Snowbasin Resort is an all-season recreation resort located in Huntsville, Utah, less than 35 miles North of Salt Lake City. Escape the city heat on the weekends with scenic gondola rides, lift-served mountain biking, and hiking, mini golf, and yoga at Snowbasin this summer, where you can practice social distancing and get some fresh air. Top rated by Ski Magazine in the categories of Service, On-Mountain Food, Lifts, and Grooming, it has one of the easiest drives from Salt Lake International Airport as well as quick access to the Park City area and downtown Ogden. With 3,000 skiable acres and 3,000 vertical feet, Snowbasin Resort is best known for wide-open bowls, gladed runs, manicured groomers, powder stashes days after a storm and excellent service. For those who like luxury with their adventure, Snowbasin Resort offers both at an incredible value. Snowbasin Resort offers summer activities on Saturdays and Sundays, including the popular Blues, Brews & BBQ free summer concert series. Enjoy award-winning cuisine including mountaintop dining with spectacular views and magnificent day lodges. Consistently recognized as one of the best family resorts in North America, Snowbasin Resort is one of the oldest continuously operating ski resort in the nation, host of the 2002 Olympic Games' Downhill, Combined, and Super G-races, and is a member of the Grand America Hotels and Resorts family.
Named after an old mining claim, the two words most often used to encapsulate Snowbird are: deep and also steep. Home to Utah’s most famous aerial tramway, Snowbird is renowned across the globe for its challenging terrain and immaculate powder snow. On an annual basis this resort averages over 500 inches of light, airy powder and welcomes skiers and snowboarders from November through May. Snowbird’s position in Little Cottonwood Canyon near Salt Lake City beckons the legendary lake effect storms that leave powderhounds drooling. Four slopeside lodges offer prime mountain access. Catch North America’s only ski tunnel and find yourself transported into blissful sunny bowls in Snowbird’s shimmering Mineral Basin. The state-of-the-art aerial tramway serves as the resort’s anchor, whisking skiers and riders up 2,900 vertical feet in just seven minutes to access over 140 runs. The bulk of Snowbird’s terrain, or 66%, is rated black for advanced/expert skiers and riders. Powder-filled bowls, tree skiing, steep fall-line pitches, daunting ridges, and daring mogul fields await the intrepid visitors of Snowbird. Ten chairlifts and three conveyor lifts serve the remainder of the mountain. Beginners and intermediates will enjoy time on the Chickadee, Wilbere, and Baby Thunder chairlifts situated along the lower reaches of the mountain. In summary: Snowbird isn’t your average mountain. Offering 3,240 vertical feet of award-winning terrain to be enjoyed by all skill levels of skiers and riders, Snowbird averages 500" of snow annually. Located six miles up Little Cottonwood Canyon, Snowbird is just a scenic 45-minute drive from Salt Lake City International Airport, making same-day skiing and flying a reality. The resort has a wide variety of terrain for everyone to enjoy time on the slopes. Intermediate and advanced skiers will find endless opportunities in the Bird’s winter playground while beginners have options all over the mountain to hone in their skills. On Snowbird's 2,500 acres, winter activities go beyond skiing and riding. Slow down and experience The Bird on snowshoes, relax at The Cliff Spa, or enjoy a meal at '70s-themed SeventyOne. Need to kick it up a notch? Take a ride on the wild side; explore the Little Cottonwood's backcountry via snowcat or Powderbird heli-skiing. While consistently ranking high in snow, terrain and accessibility, Snowbird provides an equally impressive experience off the slopes: four lodges conveniently nestled in Snowbird's pedestrian village provide guests with easy access to all facilities. Heated outdoor swimming pools and hot tubs at The Cliff, The Lodge, and Iron Blosam set the perfect stage for viewing the surrounding snowcapped granite peaks. With over 15 restaurants and eateries, Snowbird's dining options provide unforgettable meals, offering an experience for every palate and pocketbook.
Enveloped by three mighty bowls lies the varied and rugged terrain of Solitude Mountain Resort. This gem contains countless stashes of powder and a gratifying mix of challenging and mellow terrain. A European ski village with shopping and dining offers a host of lodging options for a stay overnight in Big Cottonwood Canyon. The Solitude Nordic Center maintains 13 trails covering 20 kilometers as a way to explore nature at a slower pace on cross country skis or snowshoes. No matter your pace, Solitude’s high quality snow and exciting terrain make it worthy of investigation. The mountain consists of over 1,200 acres of terrain that receives an average snowfall total of over 500 inches each winter. Eighty-two trails trace the contours of the mountain and the variety of topography is a highlight at Solitude. Steep tree skiing in old growth forests, sun drenched groomers, and bump runs complement the black diamond powder stashes found in Honeycomb Canyon and the meandering beginner’s terrain around the Link chairlift. Solitude is stacked with nooks and crannies which makes exploring and rambling around the resort a real treat. The lower mountain consists of mostly blue and green runs while terrain for intermediate and advanced skiers and riders can be enjoyed at the higher elevations. Serenity awaits at 10,488 feet on a mountainside where fresh powder can linger untouched for days and your inner peace aligns with your outer grin. Located in one of the snowiest canyons in North America and only 30 minutes from downtown Salt Lake City, Solitude Mountain Resort features over 1,200 acres of skiing and riding, including access to some of the most exciting off-piste terrain in the country. A variety of lodging options are available in Solitude's charming village, along with an array of delectable dining choices both on and off mountain. All of our amenities are served with a smile by our friendly staff, available to ensure your visit is memorable.
A world away from it all, Sundance Resort is a rare enclave that seamlessly blends mountain living with art, adventure, and stunning natural splendor. The options are endless at Sundance. After skiing or snowboarding, try your hand at fly fishing lessons, defy gravity on the winter zip line, take a pottery class, make some jewelry, watch a glassblower, book a massage at the sumptuous Spa at Sundance, or skate away on a pair of Nordic skis. After feeding your soul, feed your belly in the four-star rated Tree Room restaurant. With mouthwatering dining options scattered across the mountain and a swanky atmosphere, Sundance is an intimate mountain escape without compare. Though every Utah resort provides spectacular views, none are quite so dramatic as what Sundance serves up. The majestic Mount Timpanogos looms above Sundance which lies inconspicuously tucked amongst the foothills of North Fork Canyon near Provo, Utah. Nature’s majesty will overwhelm you at every turn. The upper half of the mountain delivers groves of aspens and the wide open expanse of Bishop’s Bowl where intermediate and expert skiers will find delightful powder. The newly added Wildwood lift provides an extensive trail network for beginners and intermediates. The frontside of the mountain is serviced by a number of lifts and magic carpets with the option to extend your stay for night skiing. Created by Robert Redford, Sundance is a haven for discovery and inspiration that offers diverse mountain recreation experiences year round. The rustic simplicity of Sundance Mountain Resort is graced by 5000 acres of protected wilderness at the base of 12,000 ft Mt. Timpanogos, only an hours drive from Salt Lake City and 45 minutes from Park City. Mountain recreation includes skiing, snowboarding, night skiing, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in winter and hiking, biking and horseback riding in summer and year-round world class fly-fishing on the Provo River. In the Spring of 2015, Sundance opened Utah's longest Zipline with a vertical drop of 2100 feet. Whether you are a beginner skier or expert who wants to improve their performance, the Sundance PSIA/AASI certified instructors offer the Home Base Skiing techniques that make learning both fun and effective to make the most of your abilities. Sundance's mountain cottages are discreetly tucked into the mountainside and echo the simplicity of their natural setting with rough sawn beams, stone fireplaces or wood stoves. Guests may choose to stay in a mountain loft, mountain suite, Sundance suite, studio or standard room. There are also homes available as well. Sundance features award-winning dining in the Tree Room, a Forbes four-star restaurant, the Foundry Grill, and noted by Zagat's for its "brunches to die for". The Tree Room features seasonal mountain cuisine at its best in a romantic atmosphere with candlelight and soft illumination accenting the Native American art and western memorabilia from Robert Redford's private collection. The Foundry Grill is a causal three meal a day restaurant with hearty, down-home seasonal flavor centered around the wood-burning grill, oven, and rotisserie. The Sundance Owl Bar features the original 1890's Rosewood bar that was frequented by Butch Cassidy's Hole-in-the-Wall gang, which was moved to Sundance from Thermopolis, Wyoming. The Sundance Art Studio offers classes in painting, pottery, jewelry-making and soap-making, while the Spa is the perfect place to soothe tired muscles after a day on the slopes. Sundance is a world-class destination Resort that offers guests a sense of community and the feeling of home. It's intimate surroundings, understated elegance and relaxed atmosphere create the perfect mountain escape.
Woodward isn’t your mom’s ski resort. It’s a state-of-the art indoor/outdoor freestyle sports park that any kid or kid-at-heart would be ecstatic to drop into. The unconventional terrain is thoughtfully designed for progression at any level from true beginners to future Olympians. The campus includes an indoor 66,000-square-foot Action Sports Hub and 60+ acres of mountainside littered with huckables. Classes, clinics, and lessons for every level are on offer with professional coaches. To take your skiing or riding to the next level in the safest and sendiest way possible, Woodward is it. Woodward is serviced by just one chairlift but the resort is much more than a couple ski runs. Thoughtfully crafted zones dot the mountain to steer safe progression on the various terrain features. These include halfpipes, a 22-foot superpipe, tabletops, rails, boxes, and more. A dedicated beginner area is perfect for newbies and to the west lies Utah’s longest snow tubing lanes. The indoor Action Sports Hub is a wonderland of trampolines, ramps, rails, foam pits, and concrete jungles ideal for practicing aerials, BMX biking, scootering, skateboarding, parkour, and more. Woodward Park City is a world-class, year-round action sports destination. Woodward Park City offers a fully integrated campus comprising a 66,000-square-foot state-of-the-art action sports hub and more than 60 acres of action sports and mountain parks that encourage intuitive growth and safe sports progression. Lift-accessed snowboarding and skiing are available in winter, with mountain biking available in summer and fall. Visitors can also experience snow tubing on the longest lanes in Utah. Indoor and outdoor facilities for skateboarding, BMX, MTB, scooter, parkour, and more are available year-round.
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