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When to go: Deer Valley is a four-season resort offering a mix of winter sports and summer activities that include rafting, hiking and concert series. Currency: U.S. dollar Language: English Getting around: Park City Transit provides an extensive free bus system. Ride-share options and cabs are readily available. During summer months, e-bikes are allowed on paved pathways and some soft-surface trails. Deer Valley is a 38-mile drive from Salt Lake City International Airport, which offers nonstop flights from a dozen major cities. Did you know? Deer Valley Resort will host freestyle skiing events including moguls and aerials during the 2034 Olympic Winter Games.
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Stein Eriksen Lodge and Residences pair rustic luxury with everyday essentials for a comfortable week-long stay. Book with our agency for complimentary amenities like a $100 dining and bar credit, free breakfast and a room upgrade, based on availability.
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cover charges at bars that set the stage for reform. A major adjustment to state law was passed in 2019 raising the limit from 3.2% to 5% alcohol by volume. Now, with 5% as the magic number, draft beers destined for stores, restaurants and bars wield a heavier punch. Even stronger blends — called high points — can be sold in cans or bottles for individual consumption. In exchange for the ground surrendered by the anti-alcohol groups, drunk-driving laws in Utah are some of the strictest in the nation. Drivers are required to be under a .05% blood alcohol content, lower than the average .08% in other many states. As I grip my beer stein on the Silver
Lake Lawn, it’s easy to see why this annual gathering is one of Deer Valley Resort’s most popular events. Beyond the array of pilsners, ales, IPAs and ciders, it’s the joyful celebration of craft beermakers that’ll stay with me long after I get home.
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