When does an athlete decide to become a champion? Is there a moment in their childhood when they see themselves standing on the podium? Maybe the spark comes when someone older and wiser encourages them. When World Cup and Olympic Champion Mikaela Shiffrin was a young girl, she received some advice from three-time Olympian Heidi

Based in Ohio, Allen Meyer is a self-taught professional photographer specializing in commercial, travel, and landscape photography. What started as a way to document weekend road trips while working at Deer Valley Resort, along with a few seasons spent living in the back of his car, has developed into a passion. See more of Allen’s

  Rescued from a local shelter in 2015, Rooster is a 2-year-old mixed breed avalanche search and rescue dog. During his short time at Deer Valley®, he’s become quite a celebrity and attracts a crowd whenever he’s near Silver Lake Lodge’s “beach” with his owner and trainer Mark Chytka, Deer Valley Ski Patrol supervisor. Rooster’s

Award-winning Deer Valley Resort Food and Beverage Director Jodie Rogers was honored to participate in the James Beard Foundation (JBF)’s 13th Annual Chefs Boot Camp for Policy and Change at Shelburne Farms in Burlington, VT, September 11-13, 2017. The two-day immersion welcomed 14 renowned chefs from across the country to receive training on effective policy

It’s the same dream that attracts so many people to the mountains—a season of ski-bumming, working at a resort and hitting the slopes at every opportunity. Of course, more people dream about it than actually do it, worried about the realities of life in a mountain town. But Utah’s Deer Valley Resort has worked to

Chuck English is retiring as of January 16, 2017, after 36 years with Deer Valley Resort. Thank you Chuck, for your leadership, friendship and many contributions to Deer Valley Resort. We wish you all the best in your retirement. Chuck English served as director of mountain operations for Deer Valley Resort for 31 years and has worked

Deer Valley Resort has named Chris Lampe as its new director of human resources. Lampe’s history in the Park City ski industry spans 22 years as both a ski instructor and human resources professional. Lampe started his journey in the ski industry as a ski instructor in Washington when he was just 16 years old.

It’s the same dream that attracts so many people to the mountains—a season of ski-bumming, working at a resort and hitting the slopes at every opportunity. Of course, more people dream about it than actually do it, worried about the realities of life in a mountain town. But Utah’s Deer Valley Resort has worked to