Utah skiing advice needed

shutterbug · 11-09-10, 09:02 PM

Putting a trip together for a group of women. We normally go to Breck, CO but want to try utah. Thinking either Park City or Powder Mtn. In the past we have enjoyed the luxury of a Resort at the base of Breck that had everything we needed in the resort. Is that possible in Utah? I can't seem to find the right lodging.

heyimdro · 28-12-10, 04:48 PM

I have only been to Park City, and it was during the Sundance Film Festival. Despite the influx of tourists and movie folk, I still had an amazing time skiing and was definitely able to find empty runs without much effort. I haven't been to Powder.

I myself am currently deciding between Alta and Snowbird, and frankly under the impression that I can't go wrong with either. I could try and do both as they are quite close, but then I'll miss out on a discounted 3-4 day pass. By no means do I want to hijack the thread, but if anyone has any input on, let's just say, ANY Utah skiing, I'd be interested

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Thanks!

11-09-10, 09:02 PM	#1
shutterbug I haven't picked a title Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 5	Utah skiing advice needed Putting a trip together for a group of women. We normally go to Breck, CO but want to try utah. Thinking either Park City or Powder Mtn. In the past we have enjoyed the luxury of a Resort at the base of Breck that had everything we needed in the resort. Is that possible in Utah? I can't seem to find the right lodging. __________________

28-12-10, 04:48 PM	#2
heyimdro I haven't picked a title Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 1	Park City I have only been to Park City, and it was during the Sundance Film Festival. Despite the influx of tourists and movie folk, I still had an amazing time skiing and was definitely able to find empty runs without much effort. I haven't been to Powder. I myself am currently deciding between Alta and Snowbird, and frankly under the impression that I can't go wrong with either. I could try and do both as they are quite close, but then I'll miss out on a discounted 3-4 day pass. By no means do I want to hijack the thread, but if anyone has any input on, let's just say, ANY Utah skiing, I'd be interested . Thanks!