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The vista: To the west is Ogden City and The Great Salt Lake; to the east is the scenic Ogden . Valley. How to get there: Strawberry gondola down Elk Ridge.


SUNDANCE


The vista: The 360-degrees of splendor outside of Bearclaw Cabin. You can see down into Provo and Utah Lake and beyond all the way into the Heber Valley.


How to get there: You’ll find the view at the top of Arrowhead Lift.


PARK CITY The vista: Down on Park City and Kimball Junction.


How to get there: From Bonanza lift, take Home Run and turn at the first left towards Assessment and Powder Keg. The view is off to your right.


DEER VALLEY The vista: Jordanelle Reservoir and the Heber Valley.


How to get there: Take Sultan Express to the top of Stein's Way.


SOLITUDE The vista: The Honeycomb Canyon area below Fantasy Ridge.


How to get there: Take the Summit Express.


POWDER MOUNTAIN The vista: The 360-degree view from atop Hidden Lake Lodge, encompassing the Ogden Val- ley, Cache Valley and all the way to Idaho and into Wyoming.


How to get there:Drive to the upper parking lot.


BRIAN HEAD The vista: The mix of red rock and snowy mountains of Cedar . Breaks National Monument. How to get there: Access this nowhere-else-like it view from atop the Giant Steps Lift. Q


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