Solitude Mountain Resort


x 37 Minutes from SLC Airport


Despite being located in one of the snowiest regions of North America, and only minutes away from Salt Lake City, if you spend more than 30 seconds waiting for a chair at Solitude, it must be a holiday or the planet is off axis.


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Lift-served acreage: 1,200 acres


Lift-served vertical: 2,047 feet


Average Snowfall: 500 inches


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LOCAL TIP: Don’t let the old double chair fool you. The Summit lift leads to some of the best terrain in the state.


Honestly, the name Solitude is a poignant and perfect descriptor for this place. The lack of crowds at Solitude is not the only draw —there is also the 1,200 acres of skiable terrain, including Honeycomb Canyon known for its backcountry feel, yet, still serviced by lift. And there is its world-class Nordic Center where you can hone your kick and glide and get your heart rate up. Make sure you wander the European-inspired mountain village and drop into the Thirsty Squirrel to share stories with the other lucky ones who just fi nished experiencing solitude.


WINTER 2013–14 SKI UTAH 59 WINTER 2013-14 SKI UTAH 7


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