UTAH
MOST ACCESSiBLE Ski dESTiNATiON iN THE WESTERN U.S.
With eleven resorts less than an hour from Salt Lake City International Airport, it is not uncommon for visitors to wake up in their own bed, fly to Utah and ski the same day. Less traveling equals more vacation, and ultimately more time on the slopes. in fact, the Park City Quick START program enables visitors to SKI FREE at deer Valley Resort, Park City Mountain Resort or Canyons Resort the afternoon they arrive with a same day airline-boarding pass.
Salt Lake City International Airport is a hub for the world’s largest carrier, Delta Air Lines. Utah can easily be accessed from any corner of North America with 748 daily scheduled flights serving more than 90 cities. Recent non-stop service to Paris and Tokyo makes it even more convenient for the world to access The Greatest Snow on Earth® as well. No need to fear complications often associated with winter mountain travel as the Airport continues to rank first in the nation for on-time performance.
The close proximity of resorts enables visitors to enjoy multiple ski and snowboard resorts during their stay. The three Park City resorts - Park City Mountain Resort, Canyons Resort and Deer Valley Resort - are all nestled within a fifteen-minute radius of bustling Historic Main Street home to more than 100 bars and restaurants. A short jaunt to the south brings visitors to secluded Sundance Resort nestled at the base of magnificent Mount Timpanogos.
Five minutes as the crow flies or 45-minutes by car, lies majestic Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons home to Brighton, Solitude, Alta and Snowbird Resorts. Less than 40 minutes from downtown Salt Lake City, visitors are amazed by the breathtaking mountain landscape and legendary terrain available so close to a major metropolitan area. Towering peaks provide shelter from reality, making visitors feel miles away from everything.
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Thirty minutes to the north of Salt Lake City, is up and coming Ogden. Formerly a booming railroad town, this community now serves as a Mecca for the outdoor industry. And, there is one main reason why so many ski, snowboard and outdoor recreation companies consider Ogden their home…Access! Ogden is less than a half-hour drive from three ski and snowboard resorts, Snowbasin Resort, Powder Mountain and Wolf Mountain.
A little farther north, guests will arrive at charming Beaver Mountain only an hour and a half from Salt Lake City. One of the last family owned and operated ski resorts in the nation, Beaver is the perfect place to leave everything behind except the kids. Only three hours south of Salt Lake City or north of Las Vegas guests can explore Utah’s southern resorts, Eagle Point and Brian Head. Surrounded by national parks and scenic byways, the possibilities for adventure in this neck of the woods are endless.
Once you arrive, Utah’s resorts provide effortless access to countless amenities including quaint and luxury mountain lodges, vast restaurant and nightlife selections, off-slope recreation options, NBA basketball games, art, shopping, spas and more. Utah has got you covered in more than just snow. The destination continues to fine-tune its products and services making access to a dream winter vacation a total breeze.
Bryan Rowe
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