Up in the mountains
Fourteen in a Park City House, Powder Days, Salt Flats After
The Park City homes sleep fourteen, ski in and out, and have hot tubs for the end of the day. Big Cottonwood is thirty minutes from downtown on the slower mornings. High West takes fifteen, and the salt flats run four to five hours.
Salt Lake City, UT · 3 nights · 8–14 people · $450–$1,050 each
Where you sleep
Park City Mountain Home Rentals
What you do
- Ski Big Cottonwood Canyon (Solitude/Brighton)
- Snowbird Resort Skiing
- High West Distillery Tour (Park City)
- Bonneville Salt Flats Day Trip
Where you eat
- Valter's Osteria
- Red Iguana
- Copper Onion
Questions
- Winter or summer?
- Both work, differently. January through March is the snow — Snowbird, Solitude and Brighton. June through September is the dry version: High West, the Bonneville Salt Flats and long dinners in the city.
- Do we need cars?
- Yes. Salt Lake City International is ten minutes from downtown, but the house is up in Park City and the canyons are drives. Two or three cars for fourteen people.
- Can the group split up?
- It should. Skiing takes twenty, so the skiers go together; High West and the salt flats trip each cap at fifteen for whoever isn't on the mountain. Everyone reconvenes at Red Iguana or Copper Onion.
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