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Sundance Mountain Resort

Sundance Ski Resort

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Rustic, elegant and handmade are some of the words that capture the feeling of Sundance Mountain Resort. This log cabin-esque skiing resort that Robert Redford built is only an hour from Salt Lake International Airport. Compared to its neighboring Utah resorts, Sundance has a cozy, nestled quality, yet there’s plenty of room. Its 50 runs across more than 500 acres still pack in 2,150 vertical feet and the spectacular snow of Utah. It's simply first class and considered one of the top rated ski resorts in the United States.

Plan Your Ski Trip

Sundance Trail Map

50 Runs

2,150 Feet of Vert

500 Skiable Acres

1 Hour From Salt Lake City

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Passes and Tickets

Whether you’re here for the season or visiting for a week, there are plenty of ways to enjoy Sundance Mountain Resort. Don’t have a season pass? No problem. Full and half-day passes are available for both daytime and night skiing.

Unlimited and VIP Season Passes: With unlimited and VIP season passes, skiers and snowboarders receive benefits like gear rental and lift discounts, ticketing benefits for friends and family and three days of skiing at partner resorts.

S-Card: When it comes to getting to the mountain, you can easily purchase a day or night lift pass at the resort. The reloadable S-Card is the best way to get a discount on lift tickets without a season pass for return guests who want to save money. It’s a great option for locals and out-of-state visitors who want to visit the resort more than once.

Book Early & Save: Book your suite ahead of the season and receive two complimentary ski passes per night you stay. This special includes lodging in a private mountain cottage, two complimentary lift tickets (night included) and daily yoga and wellness classes.

Sundance Passes and Tickets

Lessons and Ski School

It doesn't matter if you’re new to the mountain or a seasoned skier who wants to improve their technique – group or private lessons can help you gain confidence on the slopes. All lessons at the Sundance Mountain Resort Ski and Snowboard School are taught by PSIA/AASI certified instructors. (Read: "Learn to Ski & Ride Better")

Group Lessons: Group lessons are available for anyone above five years and are arranged based on skill level and age. There are both half-day and full-day options available. Children can be dropped off for group lessons but must be picked up for lunch and at the end of class.

Private & Semi-Private Ski Lessons: Private or semi-private instruction time is available for all age groups and skill levels. For young children under five, private instruction is required.

Ladies Day Ski Clinics: These clinics are designed for women of all ages and skill levels who want to improve their ski or snowboard skills in a fun, comfortable environment. Lessons are organized based on ability level.

Sundance Ski and Snowboard School

Lodging

Run Highlights

Bear Claw

Blue Square

This long, wide-open blue run is accessible from Red's Lift and goes from a sweeping curve at the top to a broad, mild slope back to the base of the lift. Along the way, the run offers picturesque vistas, including views of Utah Valley and Deer Creek Reservoir. The slow zones will allow you to enjoy both the trail and the views for a few minutes without trouble.
Far East

Black Diamond

On Sundance’s back mountain, head up the Red's Lift to Far East, a double-black-diamond run that leads to steep bowls and gullies. Patience pays off when you run it along the ridge and drop in toward the end at Vertigo or Wonderboy, but you can take multiple passes on Far East and tick off the other five options, as well. At the end, all of it feeds into Pipeline, which runs to the base of the Flathead lift

Resort Information

Who is Sundance for?

Sundance Mountain Resort is about more than winter sports – it’s about art, community and conserving nature. Whether you’re skiing, hiking, taking a class at the art studio or just visiting to get away for a moment, this is a place for anyone who wants to disconnect and reset. You don’t have to be an expert skier, hiker or mountain biker to enjoy the resort. There are options and activities for people of all skill levels and interests.

Robert Redford's Legacy

In 1969, actor, director and activist Robert Redford purchased the land now known as Sundance Mountain Resort. The Ute tribes that initially lived in the area inspired him to create a haven for environmental conservation and artistic expression. Sundance is now globally synonymous with art, film, nature and a sense of community.

Sustainability and Conservation

Since 1969, Sundance Mountain Resort has been dedicated to green policies and protecting the environment. Visitors can participate in a resort-wide recycling program and lodging guests have the option to participate in a linen reuse program to save water and energy. Water throughout the resort comes from local mountain-fed springs and bottled water is not offered in lodging units to reduce plastic waste.

Sundance Film Festival

While the Sundance Film Festival primarily happens in Park City, Sundance Mountain Resort is where it all started. With cozy cottage lodging and ticket packages available, enjoy the upcoming festival in its alpine birthplace.

Parking and Transporation

On weekdays, parking is complimentary for all guests. On weekends, parking is free for cars with four or more people to encourage carpooling. This helps the resort with its continuous conservation efforts. For vehicles with less than four people, parking ranges between $10 and $20. See more Utah ski vacation tips.

Night Skiing

Witness the splendor of Sundance beneath the stars. Most of the front mountain is open for night skiing during the winter season on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nights. Runs that are open at night include Top Gun, Montoya, Stampede and Maverick. As of 2021, the Terrain Park will be open for night skiing.

Restaurants & Places to Relax

Bearclaw Cabin

Want to enjoy Mexican food on top of a mountain? Take Outlaw Express and Red’s lifts to this cabin and enjoy tacos, burritos, nachos and drinks with unparalleled views.
Sundance Deli

Located in the middle of Sundance Village, the deli serves up made-to-order sandwiches and salads, from-scratch baked goods, smoothies, beer, coffee and espresso.
The Foundry Grill

Experience the true farm-to-table freshness with hearty, down-home seasonal flavors that pay homage to the mountain’s original settlers and farmers.
The Lookout

The Lookout is is a modern BBQ restaurant perfect for those looking to enjoy a casual meal at the base. Sweeping mountain views will accompany this delectable menu where guests will enjoy drinks, burgers, grilled meats, salads, and bowls during both the summer and winter seasons.
The Owl Bar

Sit at The Owl's 1890s rosewood bar and muse that Butch Cassidy once drank at this plank. The bar was located in Thermopolis, Wyoming, but was restored and installed at Sundance by resort founder Robert Redford. The Owl Bar serves creative cocktails, beer, wine and innovative, seasonal dishes.
The Tree Room

Enjoy fresh, seasonal mountain cuisine in a romantic, rustic atmosphere surrounded by artwork from Robert Redford’s personal collection.

Alta Ski Area

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Beaver Mountain

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Brian Head Ski Resort

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Brighton

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Cherry Peak

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Deer Valley Resort

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Eagle Point

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Nordic Valley

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Park City Mountain

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Powder Mountain

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Snowbasin Resort

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Snowbird

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Solitude Mountain Resort

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Sundance Mountain Resort

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Woodward Park City

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