Ranked 91st of 155 Ski resorts
Sundance reviews & ratings
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Overview
Sundance Resort in Utah, famously founded by Robert Redford, is a boutique resort known for its stunning natural beauty and artistic vibe. The resort offers a variety of ski runs, mostly catering to beginner and intermediate skiers. Sundance stands out for its commitment to preserving the natural environment and promoting sustainable practices. The resort's smaller size allows for a more intimate and serene skiing experience. In addition to skiing, Sundance is famous for its art and film workshops, adding a unique cultural dimension. The views of Mount Timpanogos are breathtaking, making every ski run a picturesque experience. The resort also features fine dining and luxury accommodations, adding to its charm.
Main Stats
72Total Runs
540 acresSkiable Terrain
6100 feetBottom Elevation
8250 feetTop Elevation
Reviews
Isaac - advanced skier
Apr, 29 - 2024
This is a great small resort that gets overlooked in Utah. The snow isn't as perfect as alta or any of the salt lake ones, but it is still good. It still has a small resort feel that used to be common everywhere, but is also professional enough to where it doesn't feel like a crappy run down resort. Love it here
Eric - expert skier
Apr, 29 - 2024
Sundance is a small resort with a strange feel. It's feels like a small local resort, but also has valet parking. The terrain has great variety and can be fairly difficult at the higher elevations. The lift system is mostly slow fixed grip triples. The layout for the upper lifts makes it inconvenient to lap some of the best advanced terrain in Bishop's Bowl. After skiing out the bottom of the bowl you have to take 2 slow triples to get back to the top. Otherwise the resort is fun and has a lot to offer with it's size, but be ready to pay a higher price than expected.
Spencer - advanced skier
Apr, 18 - 2024
The people are great. The views are spectacular. It is a great resort for some great groomers but it Aldi offers challenging terrain.
