Some photos of The Canyons and Deer Valley - Park city Utah

Trencher posted Apr-2012

Very poor snow year, but still doable and fun.

The Canyons

The Cabriolet ride up from the car park to the base.


The Quad ride up (there is a gondola as well).


Trencher wuz here.




The ridge to the right is out of bounds and prone to avalanches.


This area is inbounds and avi controlled (see the scorch marks from the charges)




Lots of tree skiing.








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Plenty of Black bump runs





Canyons burger £7.50 with soft drink.



Deer Valley

















Deer valley burger, cooked to order £7.00


Burger king burger and shake £2.50

Edited 3 times. Last update at 10-Apr-2012

Far Queue
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Lizzie-B
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I agree great photos- just could do with flight prices lower - snow level higher but burgers look just right.

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Dave Mac
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Iceman
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AllyG
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Trencher
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Dave Mac wrote:

How far is the area from places to stay?

There are condos/apartments to rent in the resorts, but there's also lots of other places to stay in the area. There is a free bus service around the whole Park City valley that will drop you at any of the three ski areas. The town is vibrant and home of the Sundance film festival, with lots of restaurants/bars.

Iceman wrote:Great pics, why do you have photo of the toilets and changing rooms?

All three ski areas have very nice bathrooms (to use the American euphemism for toilets), but Deer Valley has a great locker room as well. I included the pics to show how civilised these places are. Deer Valley lift lines areas have boxes of tissues so you don't have to sniff on the chair going up. There are free guided tours, and mountain hosts to advise you on the best runs for your ability. Deer Valley and the Canyons have a trolly service from the car park, so you don't have to walk far in your ski boots.

Ian Wickham
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Topic last updated on 19-October-2012 at 15:40