It’s the largest Utah resort and in the 182 runs on 4,000 skiable acres, 46% of the terrain is marked as expert territory.Īlso come here for pampering: there are luxury lodges, high-end restaurants, and a “bubble chairlift” that’s heated inside. Part of the Vail Resorts Group, Canyons is where to go if you’re a serious skier or snowboarder. This is the closest Park City area resort you can get to after landing, 32 miles and around an hour depending on traffic. Warm and Cozy in the Canyons Photo by Canyons Resort CANYONS RESORT If you’re a blue square slope fan, this is your place, with 51% of the terrain marked as intermediate and most of it blissfully uncrowded. They get 500+ inches of snow a year, so this isn’t unusual. After the bus put on chains and got us up there, I skied dry powder up to my knees and barely heard a sound besides an occasional other skier swooshing by. The last 12 miles of the 33 from the airport here is up in the Big Cottonwood Canyon, which is no big deal unless you visit right after a two-foot snowfall, as I did on my first visit. Photo by Peter Oelschlaeger CC BY SOLITUDE RESORT
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