LIFT RATES Adults Junior/Senior
2 out of 7 days $184 $110 3 out of 7 days $267 $159 4 out of 7 days $344 $204 5 out of 7 days $415 $245
6 out of 10 days $480 $282 Note: All rates subject to change
CANYONS LODGING
RESORT HIGHLIGHTS EASY ACCESS
Located just 35 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport, nowhere else in North America can you fi nd this much terrain so close to a major airport.
LODGING CHOICES
From distinctive condos and hotels to fi ve-star luxury lodging, we offer an array of ski-in/ski-out accommodations within the heart of Canyons Resort Village.
WALDORF ASTORIA PARK CITY
In the heart of Canyons Resort lies the Waldorf Astoria Park City, our fi ve-star luxury hotel that brings the elegance of one of the world’s fi nest hotels to one of the nation’s fi nest four-season mountain resorts.
866-604-4169
FABULOUS DINING Canyons Resort offers everything from mountain comfort food to locally sourced, gourmet fare at restaurants like The Farm and Slopes by Talisker.
FIRST TRACKS
Access our mountain a full hour before we open to the general public with our exclusive First Tracks program.
Experience local farm-to-table cuisine at The Farm restaurant.
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MOUNTAIN FACTS Website:
Snow Report: Toll Free:
Average Annual Snowfall: Lift Served Vertical: Skiable Acres: Terrain:
Lift System:
thecanyons.com 435-615-3456 888-604-4169 355"
3,190' 4,000
10% 44% 46% 19 total lifts including
2 fi xed-grip triples; 2 fi xed-grip doubles; 2 surface lifts Trails/Terrain:
6 natural halfpipes. 1 massive terrain park.
Distances: Email:
32 miles from Salt Lake Airport 4 miles from Old Town Park City
info@thecanyons.com
express 6-passenger; 6 high-speed quads including the Orange Bubble Express; 5 fi xed-grip quads;
9 mountains. 182 trails. 5 bowls. the Red Pine 8-passenger gondola; 1 high-speed,
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