a Smith I/OS goggles in white danger, $175 b Dakine Jade hat
in ocean, $25 c Eider Kensington jacket in dark jacaranda, $380 d Dakine Aspen glove in cheetah, $40 e Eider Red Square pant in white, $300 f Rossignol RocknRolla snowboard, $340 g Rossignol
Cobra V2 bindings, $170 h Eider Kootenay hat in macadam, $45 i
120 XXL bindings, $275
Eider Karsha women’s down jacket in fi ery pink, $200 j Rossignol Savory 7 skis, $800 k Rossignol Axial2 l Eider Shibuya down vest grey, $300
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BEHIND THE SCENES
Hamming it up for a weekend with our favor- ite gear and friends at Sundance is tough work, but someone's gotta do it. Dawn-lit chairlift rides, skiing, marshmal- lows over the open fi re, beers at the Owl Bar and one mean Scrabble game—not only did the gear survive everything we threw at it, but we looked good, too.
Take a sneak peek behind this fashion shoot at:
skiutah.com/fashion
Art Directors Raelene Davis Chris Pearson
Make-up artist Michelle Bindrup
Determined to let nature take the lead, Sundance op- erates in a super eco-friendly, low-key kind of way. Lifts, lodging and sublime dining options all meld quietly into the landscape. Not that we’re talking “rustic.” Sundance’s fi nely tuned aesthetic has a way of gently transporting visitors into a distinctive, “everything is beautiful” vaca- tion state of mind. Architecture and interiors blend rough-hewn wood with fl ourishes of Native American art and furnishings
built for fi reside comfort. And of course, there’s the easily accessible winter wonderland: 450 acres of snow-smothered terrain, including 42 runs, beginner to expert, for skiers or snowboarders. The nearby Nordic Center winds through 15 km of groomed runs— especially inviting on a moonlit night. You can also grab a pair of snowshoes and wander to your heart’s content. Day or night, it’s not unusual to spot signs of wildlife all around the resort, and to actually hear the
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