THE CANYONS
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This season, Utah’s largest ski and snowboard resort embarks on a multi-year re-creation plan designed to transform The Canyons Resort into the #1 four- season resort in North America.
NEW TERRAIN
The resort is opening up more than 300 acres of exciting new intermediate runs and breath- taking natural glades for those who want to test their skills. You will fi nd more powder stashes and more thrills from this beautiful new addition that expands the total resort terrain to 4,000 acres.
NEW LIFT
Our new state-of-the-art high- speed Lookout Express is one of the longest in North America and, with enclosed canopies and heated seats, it’s also one of the most comfortable. Bringing the total lift count to 18, skiers and boarders can expect to spend less time waiting and more time enjoying the mountain.
NEW VIP PROGRAM Express lift access. Exclusive shopping and dining opportunities. A private clubhouse. Membership in our new Canyons Club provides guests with deluxe ski and après ski benefi ts every time they visit. It’s an ideal option for visitors who want to make the most of their vacation.
NEW WALDORF ASTORIA One of the premier names in luxury lodging is now at The Canyons. The Waldorf Astoria welcomes skiers, boarders, and their families with outstanding accommodations, services, and amenities, including the exclusive Golden Door Spa and Spruce restaurant.
NEW DINING
Opening mid-season, our new restaurant, LIFT, will feature 4,000 square-feet of beautifully designed space in which guests can enjoy innovative American cuisine and stunning mountain views over breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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