This year, instead of making your kids sit through an endless Easter brunch, why not take them to the mountain for a little Spring skiing fun? All three Park City resorts are celebrating the Day of the Bunny in style. Read More
Avalanches are a fact of life in the Utah mountains, and while inbound slides are rare, search and rescue dogs are critical tools in ski patrol avalanche recovery efforts at all 11 Utah resorts. Lily, an adorable and feisty 13-week-old Labrador-Pointer mix, is Park City Mountain Resort’s newest team member. Read More
Bluebird skies, corn snow and beers on a sun washed deck are just a few of the reasons I look forward to spring skiing all year long. And though Utah offers some of the best spring time turns in the West, skiing in your own backyard doesn’t compare to a bonafide vacation. Read More
Powder days are great but not many will argue with a warm, bluebird March afternoon sipping a cold beverage slopeside. Apres ski is taken very seriously at Canyons where every weekend in March is a party. Read More
Stein Eriksen Lodge is named after one of the world’s most iconic skiers. But this swanky hotel’s second—but certainly not secondary—claim to fame is, according to Forbes, best spa in Utah. Read More
Looking for a little inversion relief but not a skier? No problem. Soak in a little sunshine and fresh air at Gorgoza Tubing Park where smiles are the only skills required. Read More
Remember the cute little log cabin at Kimball Junction that used to host the Park City Visitor’s Center? It’s been replaced but still serves up the same no-bologna advice about Park City stuff to do, eat and see. Read More
