It may be summer but it’s time to start thinking about winter! Reservations for lift tickets, ski school and equipment rentals are now available. 2017 – 2018 Ski Season: December 2, 2017 – April 8, 2018 Ski School Elevate your skiing to a higher level with Deer Valley’s Ski School. Advance reservations are recommended for
The Wasatch Benefit Program returns for its fifth consecutive winter season with the addition of Solitude Mountain Resort in Big Cottonwood Canyon. The Wasatch Benefit Program is a collaboration between Alta Ski Area, Deer Valley Resort, Snowbird and Solitude Mountain Resort to offer two complimentary day tickets to the other three resorts to qualifying season
With the conclusion of the 2017 FIS World Championships in Sierra Nevada, Spain, the United States is taking center stage as the host nation for the bi-annual event. Utah ski destinations Deer Valley Resort, Park City Mountain and Solitude Mountain Resort will host skiing and snowboarding events during the 2019 FIS Freestyle, Snowboarding and Freeski
I can’t really explain it properly. That moment when you learn to ski downhill, you just know it when you feel it. You certainly know when you don’t have it: You feel awkward and unstable You lean back when you should lean forward Your skis cross and you can’t get them straight You can
You can’t change your past but you can certainly change your future. When Jay learned to ski at age 65, he was a man with a mission to change his life. He wanted to be the grandfather with the kids out on the slopes creating memories. Learning to ski at his age isn’t for the
Winter Vegetable Hash recipe from The Brass Tag at Deer Valley Resort Winter Vegetable Hash Recipe from Deer Valley Resort on Vimeo. Equipment needed: Oven Sauce pans Chef knife Peeler Blender Baking sheet Fryer (for the garnish, if desired) Serving platter Butternut Squash Purée 10 oz. butternut squash (roughly chopped) 1 tbsp. ginger (roughly chopped)
Deer Valley Resort has announced the promotion of Steve Graff to Director of Mountain Operations effective January 16, 2017. Chuck English, Deer Valley’s director of mountain operations since 1986, will be retiring from the position after 44 years in the ski industry. Most recently, Graff has been Deer Valley’s Ski Patrol Manager, which included overseeing
Something magical happens when it’s really cold outside. I had no idea of this phenomenon until I moved to Park City, Utah, and learned to ski at Deer Valley Resort. In Northern California, even in winter, the temperatures rarely get below freezing. We’d be aghast when the bird bath was frozen. Heavy coats came on
December is the most wonderful time of the year to experience the magic of the holiday season at Deer Valley Resort. Voted the United States’ Best Ski Resort four years running, Deer Valley provides a winter wonderland setting and ample holiday cheer for visiting guests with its on-mountain festivities and gourmet feasts. On-mountain holiday highlights
Deer Valley Resort will open for the 2016-2017 ski season on Saturday, December 3, 2016 with eight chairlifts and 12 ski runs. Chairlifts Scheduled to Open: Burns Carpenter Express Homestake Judge Silver Lake Express Sterling Express Viking Wasatch Express 2016-2017 Early Season Lift Ticket Rates: Full Day Half Day Adult
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New Company’s portfolio increases from 12 four-season mountain resorts to 13 with the addition of iconic
Stein Eriksen, the legendary alpine skier whose revolutionary technique and distinctive style made him a founder
Escape into the purple mountain majesties with Broadway star Lisa Vroman, who thrilled audiences as Christine
Escape into the purple mountain majesties with Broadway star Lisa Vroman, who thrilled audiences as Christine
Deer Valley Resort has appointed Kim Mayhew as Solitude Mountain Resort’s new general manager effective May 1,
Deer Valley Resort successfully closed on the purchase of Solitude Mountain Resort on April 30, 2015.
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New Company’s portfolio increases from 12 four-season mountain resorts to 13 with the addition of iconic Utah resort The newly formed entity controlled by
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Ritu NagpalI've been skiing Deer Valley for 30+ years and multiple generations of my family have made Deer Valley their skiing home. For us, a huge advantage of the on-mountain experience is DV's skiers only policy. We really hope this policy doesn't change!
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Mike DentonNo snowboards at this time.... it's coming, I can see the writing in the snow... it will be a sad day when it happens
3 days ago · 9Wayne StevensNo plans to allow snowboarding "at this time". Translation: Snowboarding to be allowed ASAP as dollars and quantity supersede quality. Result: Alta is about an hour away.
3 days ago · 6Randall Patrick McMurphyThis is very sad news. For a number of reasons Deer Valley is a special place. I'd hate to see it change, and yet change is inevitable
3 days ago · 2Nathan IvieThis is not good "at this time" translates to 18-19 ski season and deer valley is no longer recognizable as the best place to SKI in the world. Please don't let it become a crowded snowboard riding waste!!
3 days ago · 2Cheryl BarnardPlease keep the wonderful groomed slopes, attention to detail , the quietness of the mountain ski experience ...... PLEASE NO BOARDERS - we love them too , but not at this mountain :) Skiingly yours,
3 days ago · 8Louise Ateyeh StarkSay it ain't so! Yes, this might be good in some respects, but after seeing what Vail has done to the wonderful town of Park City, I suspect the entire fabric of PC will change... and not for the better.
3 days ago · 6Bryan LewisWhat a shame. No snowboarders is one of the main things that makes Deer Valley so great. If that goes away it just becomes a resort like all of the others. Why do you think the snow is always so great at DV? No Boarders around to trash it
2 days ago · 2Adam Jeremiah ThompsonDeer Valley Resort you need a better response than "at this time..." in regards to snowboarders. It is making your season pass holders very uncomfortable. Why do you think most of them choose DV over other local resorts?
2 days ago · 1MaryEllen AzarStill don't trust the "no snowboarders AT THIS TIME " comment. Make your loyal patrons happy and remove those last 3 words. But responding to every comment with the same exact response also makes me suspicious. Hopefully you (they) will hear your patrons...
2 days ago · 2Mark DanielA lot of 'we do not anticipate', 'no plans' and 'at this time' from Deer Valley in their responses. What people want is cast iron guarantees regarding the quality of service that will be offered and that it will remain a ski only resort for at least a specified number of years (hopefully as long as possible). Appreciate you can't say forever but there is nothing wrong with putting conditions in the sale agreement that protects your customers and then communicating them!
2 days ago · 3Jennifer Funkhauser ForresterReleased on a day sure to be eclipsed by other news.. Sad news. Hope things stay the same because we choose DV every year because of the service level and most importantly NO Snowboarders.
2 days agoIrene Alasdair WatsonAllowing boarders would only be a concession to commercial greed. They should have their own area. The Tien Shan mountains in China come to mind. (No offence to the good people of China).
2 days agoAnn YellinThis is really sad news! Deer Valley has been my special place for 30 years! I didn't go to Park City for a reason!!! Deer Valley was truly unique in the quality and care of the groomed runs, personal attention, excellent food and professional and friendly staff. Such a treasure and captured my heart. This is really a shame.
3 days ago · 3Will JamesDeer Valley is an amazing place. Private equity owned portfolio companies are generally squeezed to cut costs to the detriment of quality. Sad.
3 days ago · 1Tim McMastersEveryone is do quick to jump the gun and criticize. Lots of good things can come from this. More terrain, a gondola from town, a real base village at Snowpark, opportunities for ticket packages with other mountains. Let's wait to see what happens.
3 days ago · 4Grant FreelandUgh. There goes the neighborhood. The only way to recoup the buyer premium is through more skiers (or borders), even higher prices, or lower costs (staff, snow making or service). I guess this is Vail Corp Park City Part II. Time to sell our house?
3 days agoAaron DukesThis is one of the first times I actually want to see something labeled as #fakenews. Maintain your commitment to quality, the environment, and skiing. Please don't become a cog in the Vail/corporate system like your neighbors. I hope you will support the town of Park City as well as U.S. Ski & Snowboard team and organizations like Protect Our Winters. Most importantly, I expect you to provide further support to Utah athletes aspiring to be like their local gold medalists such as Ted Ligety, Sage Kotsenburg, and Joss Christensen.
3 days ago · 2Russell FleischerThis feels like nothing but bad news for DV when it comes to future mountain investments, skier experience and really anything that includes spending for a quality environment... Sad.
3 days ago · 1Lauren CastillonI've been skiing here almost every year for 27 years. This breaks my heart.
3 days ago · 3Jeremy GlaserExciting news! Will Mammoth season passes work at Deer Valley now? I hope so. I have always loved Deer Valley.
2 days agoDavid S. JoynerThis is terrible news. Deer Valley will inevtiably change for the worse.
2 days agoJoin the Friends of Ski Mountain Mining History for a celebration of our roots at the Legacy Lodge, in support of the stabilization of the King Con Counterweight, Wednesday, September 13, 2017.
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Join the Friends of Ski Mountain Mining History for a celebration of our roots at the Legacy Lodge, in support of the stabilization of the King Con Counterweight, Wednesday, September 13, 2017. Chef...
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William MerkleI would love to try it. I do however, think I'm too old!
4 hours ago · 1Andrew CordraySo good!!
3 hours ago · 1Jimmy WegenerRode it last weekend.... It's like Tidal Wave on steroids! ;-)
4 hours ago · 2Jordan SteeleLOVE this trail!!!
5 hours ago · 1Cher VellaNext week?
5 hours ago · 1Jeff BuydosThanks for this amazing trail!
3 hours ago · 1Collin McDougallTomorrow Katie
3 hours ago · 1Nora AntonucciMeghan Winkle do you do this!!??
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4 hours ago · 1Patricia Lunt HallThere ya go Sam Ballantyne
2 hours agoChris StephensonRob Stephenson Scott Stephenson Brian Stephenson Daniel Stephenson Thomas Stephenson this trail looks sick!! We'll have to ride it next summer
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