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Utah Downhill Skiing
Park City is the largest ski town and year-round resort
community in Utah. It is home of the U.S. Ski Team, Sister City to Courcheval,
France, and site of the 2002 Winter Olympic Games for the GS, Slalom,
Snowboarding, Ski Jumping and Freestyle events. Park City offers year-round
recreation from skiing to golf. Just about everything you might need to
know about Park City is on this site and new information is added weekly.
Skiing/boarding
Utah has some of the best downhill skiing in the country.
Loads of dry powder are the rule at the 14 resorts in the state.
Park City Visitors Bureau
http://www.parkcityinfo.com/
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Park City Mountain Resort
Known for its world-renowned skiing and legendary dry powder,
Park City Mountain Resort is the heart of the Park City ski experience
and the world's choice for 2002. Open since 1963, Park City Mountain
Resort will host the snowboarding and giant slalom events during
the 2002 Olympics. Park City Mountain is 700 yards from Jackalope, but we still recommend a car. |
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Alta Ski Area
The Skier’s Mountain; thanks to the dedication and passion of its skiers and employees, Alta celebrated 62 years of skiing last season. Some suggest that Alta is a mountain with a soul. It may well be that the combination of a rich past and a dedication to the pureness of the skiing experience into the future verify the claim. Alta is truly a skier’s mountain with ample terrain to match all abilities. Alta is 45-55 minutes from Jackalope, depending on snow condition and traffic. |
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Brighton Ski Area
One of Utahs Best Big Mountain Buys Since 1936, Brighton
has been delighting skiers and snowboarders with incredible snow,
exceptional value and continuous improvements. Brighton was voted
#1 for Child/Family Friendly Terrain and Best Value by Utahns
in the `99 Wasatch Parent Magazine readers poll. Its
our commitment to quality that keeps Brighton one of the most
modern, convenient and popular resorts in Utah and why our enthusiasts
keep coming back. We build tradition without living in the past.
Find out why our reputation is now shining brighter than ever!
Brighton is 45 minutes from Jackalope |
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Deer Valley Resort
Deer Valley Resort, site of the 2002 Olympic slalom, mogul and
aerial events, is located just a few minutes from historic downtown
Park City. Great service, award-winning restaurants, wonderful
shopping and a beautiful atmosphere ensure a superb experience.
Keep in mind that there is no snowboarding at Deer Valley. Deer
Valley is ten minutes from Jackalope. |
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Snowbasin
Host to the 2002 Olymmpic Downhill, Super G & Combined races,
Snowbasin, a Sun Valley Resort, offers nonstop skiing on a daily
basis with terrain to suit everyones taste. As part of the
Sinclair Corporation of families that includes Sun Valley Resort,
Little America Hotels and the Grand America Hotel, Snowbasin offers
multiple dining opportunities in three new lodges, friendly service
on the mountain and cookouts with live entertainment on the weekends.
Why spend your vacation waiting in lift lines when you can be
skiing incredible snow, wisking uphill in style or retreating
to the comfort of luxurious lodges? Snowbasin is 75 minutes
from Jackalope. |
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Snowbird
Minutes away from Salt Lake City, Snowbird is home to the rugged
beauty and spectacular scenery of Little Cottonwood Canyon in
the Wasatch-Cache National Forest and Uinta National Forest. Snowbird
is 45-55 minutes from Jackalope.
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Solitude
Solitude's mountain offers over 1200 acres of beginning to intermediate
to incredibly challenging terrain with over 400 acres in pristine
Honeycomb Canyon. There are 63 named runs and three open bowls
so whether picture perfect corduroy trails or powder shots are
your style, you won't be disappointed. Solitude is 50 minutes
from Jackalope. |
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Sundance
The heart of Sundance is the Sundance Village, complete with 95
guest cottage rooms, picturesque mountain homes, award-winning
restaurants, an artisan center, and spacious conference facilities
tucked into the surrounding forest. Unmatched natural scenery
and countless activities in every season make for a truly unique
atmosphere. Guests enjoy everything from alpine cross-country
skiing and snowboarding in the winter, to hiking, horseback riding,
mountain biking and fly fishing when the snow melts. Sundance
is 75 minutes from Jackalope. |
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The Canyons
Located just four miles from Park City's historic Main Street,
The Canyons 3,500 acres of diverse terrain await visitors with
open arms. In just three years, this world-class ski resort has
grown to become one of the five largest in the country. And with
eight mountains of trails, there's guaranteed to be something
for everyone. The Canyons is 15 minutes from Jackalope. |
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Cross Country Skiing
Combining the beauty of Utah with its excellent skiing, cross country skiing in Utah is a popular activity.
Solider Hollow
2002 Olympic Drive P.O. Box 2002
Midway, UT 84049
Tel: 435.654.2002
http://www.soldierhollow.com/x_country.php
“Nestled above the picturesque town of Midway and resting in the shadow of the Wasatch Mounties lies Solider Hollow at Wasatch Mountain State Park. Athletes of world-class ability and weekend recreationists enjoy the facility on a year-round basis. Solider Hollow was also a 2002 Olympic Winter Games venue for cross country skiing.”
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Full Day |
After 2 p.m. |
Adult |
$17 |
$14 |
Senior (ages 65+) |
$14 |
$11 |
Junior (ages 7-17) |
$9 |
$6 |
Children (under 7) |
Free |
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