Utah ski resorts and ski resorts

From December to mid-April each year, Utah is one of the world's best skiing areas, but there are also many summer adventure activities here. Within an hour's drive from Salt Lake City International Airport, there are 9 ski resorts with an average annual snowfall of over 13 meters, making it ideal for various adventure activities. Visitors staying in Salt Lake City can easily access resorts such as Alta, Snowbird, Brighton, and Solitude via public transportation, and there is also a free shuttle bus between Park City and Brian Head.

Wasatch Range

The Ski Utah Interconnect Tour offers skiing enthusiasts the opportunity to experience the beautiful scenery of the Wasatch Mountain Range. From December to March, weather permitting, resorts such as Deer Valley, Park City, Solitude, Brighton, Alta, and Snowbird are open every day. Each tour group is equipped with two guides who have received skiing safety and wilderness training. The tour route does not include snowboarding. Participants must be advanced or expert skiers over 16 years old, in good physical condition, and able to handle various skiing conditions. The journey covers an average of about 40 kilometers. Tickets include lunch, ski lifts, transportation, and a souvenir medal.

Warrior Valley

Soldier Hollow Ski Resort and cross-country ski trail, which was built for the winter cross-country skiing and shooting competition for the 2002 Winter Olympics, features stunning views. From May to November, visitors can enjoy mountain biking, horseback riding, and golf here. The Soldier Hollow Grill in the resort offers first-class cuisine and service, while also showcasing the beautiful snowy mountain scenery. Located in the middle of Heber Valley in Midway, Soldier Hollow is surrounded by many hotels such as Zermatt and Homestead.

Snowbird Resort

Participate in the Snowbird Resort Gondola tour at an altitude of 880 meters and a total length of 2.5 kilometers, experiencing the round-trip journey to Hidden Peak. Every summer, the tourist attractions here are open to the public daily. Snowbird Resort is located at the foot of the mountain and offers various accommodation choices, including the Cliff Lodge with world-class spa services, as well as shopping and dining options, and outdoor swimming pools and hot tubs. You can explore the area on foot or by mountain bike. You can take a bus or private car from Canyon City to visit this resort.

Cedar Breaks Lodge By Diamond Resorts

Visit Brian Head Resort during the summer weekends to experience exciting activities such as ziplining, cable cars, and extreme trampolining. You can also enjoy rock climbing and downhill tubing at the Giant Steps. If you come on Fridays and Saturdays from mid-June to mid-September, you can savor the delicious steakhouse cuisine and admire the scenic views of the resort on the terrace of the two-story Grand Lodge. The hotel features a day spa and an indoor plunge pool. There is also the Cedar Breaks Lodge, which has a day spa, two restaurants and bars, an indoor swimming pool, and each room is equipped with a small kitchen.