Ski Salt Lake

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This is a non stop ski weekend, and you had better be ready because it will be intense. The Lodge at the Mountain Village is a great place to stay for the weekend, they have big rooms to accommodate the whole family for the weekend. Park City Mountain Resort here you come. This is the largest resort in the area and one of the best, don't you remember the 02 Olympics? Pack your own lunch of head down to grab a bite to eat the choice is yours. When you finally...

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    Park City Mountain Resort

    Park City Mountain Resort - Park City
    • Contact:

    • +1 435 649 8111
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    • Location:

    • 1310 Lowell Avenue
    • Park City,UT84060
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    Our Local Expert Says:

    Park City's best all-around mountain and resort for families and mixed ability groups.

    Description:

    Park City Mountain Resort garnered international acclaim as the primary ski and snowboard venue for the Salt Lake 2002 Winter Olympics. A large-scale resort, this offers a wide range of terrain, from novice-friendly, broad and flat trails to steep, rolling groomers, and steeper yet, tree-line chutes. In addition to the varied terrain, PCMR has a wide host of lodges, restaurants, hotels, shops, rental options, and bars -making it a perfect whole-family destination. Well maintained and outfitted, this resort is nonetheless more accessible, price-wise, than Deer Valley.

    Originally opened in 1963, the Park City Mountain Resort also offers great summer activities including an alpine slide, coaster, and zip lines. During the December through March ski season, the Olympic-sized snowboard half-pipe is the most popular slope on the mountain. The Canyons and Deer Valley Resort are also located in Park City, but the PCMR is the largest and first of the Park City ski areas.

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    Claim-Jumper Steakhouse

    • Contact:

    • +1 435 654 4661
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    • Location:

    • 1267 South Main Street
    • Park City,UT84032
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    Description:

    Claim-Jumper Steakhouse has moved from old Park City Hotel to its new location in Heber City. While a few menu items, such as the baked Idaho mushrooms, satisfy vegetarian taste buds, most diners come here for the massive portions of meat. Top sirloin, buffalo T-bone and king crab remain favorites, as does the rack of baby back ribs. All dinners include salad, potatoes and bread, and a full liquor menu is available.

Day Note:

You may be tired but you have a whole new mountain to conquer, Deer Valley Resort will test your skiing abilities, and leave you with a smile on your face. Before you head out grab a bite to eat at the Lodge and be on your way. This is a refined resort with valets and porters to boot so be prepared to be pampered and powdered all day. For lunch Goldner Hirsch Restaurant is a goo choice where you can warm up by a wood burning fireplace and dine on chicken...

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    Deer Valley Resort

    Deer Valley Resort - Park City
    • Contact:

    • +1 435 649 1000
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    • Location:

    • 2250 Deer Valley Drive South
    • Park City,UT84060
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    Our Local Expert Says:

    Utah's "fanciest" skier-only resort.

    Description:

    Of Park City's three resorts, Deer Valley is certainly the "poshest" in every aspect, with its several on-presmises restaurants and lodges winning national -and international- awards for excellence. Beyond the fine cuisine and luxurious accommodations, this mountain specializes in service -even on the slopes. The resort has six different mountains, 3,000 vertical feet, and 2,026 acres of skiable terrain. Yes, it is a ski hill, but don't worry; Deer Valley's groomers create some of the most velvety corduroy imaginable. Guests are greeted by staff, who wait to carry skis to the hill. They'll even put on your boots if you ask. Private and group lessons are available. No snowboarding allowed is allowed at Deer Valley.

    During the summer, the the resort offers some excellent lift- and self-served mountain biking trails. With an elevation reaching almost 9,600 feet, these slopes offer a great reprieve from the sometimes stifling summer heat in the valleys below.



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