Snow & Ski Conditions Sundance

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Resort Overview

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Dec 04
Projected Opening
Mar 28
Projected Closing
Sundance Mountain Resort is nestled into the dramatic folds of Utah’s Wasatch Range, an hour south of Salt Lake City International Airport, 45 minutes south of Park City and Deer Valley, and just 20 minutes from Provo Regional Airport. With a wide collection of recent upgrades—including new chairlifts, expanded ski terrain, building renovations, and the newly opened 63-room boutique luxury Inn—Sundance Resort is entering an exciting new chapter, and you don't want to miss it.New for the 2026/27 winter season, Sundance Resort is adding the Electric Horseman high-speed quad to its lift portfolio, along with an additional 68 acres of new terrain featuring the signature Storyteller run—a 1.65-mile ridgeline descent with 1,850 feet of vertical drop and some of the most panoramic views in Utah skiing. Another 100+ acres of advanced terrain will debut for the 2027/28 season. Electric Horseman will provide direct access to the entire Back Mountain in just a six-minute lift ride, allowing guests to travel from the parking lot to the summit in under 15 minutes.With these expansions, Sundance Resort will offer 10 lifts and, upon completion, nearly 700 acres of skiing, all accessible with just two high-speed quads. The result is more terrain, more skiing, and less waiting.Sundance Mountain Resort offers a well-balanced mix of terrain for every ability level. The summit rises to 8,250 feet, while the base sits at 6,100 feet, delivering 2,150 feet of vertical and sweeping views across Utah Valley and the Wasatch Back. The resort receives an average of 265 inches of snowfall annually, complemented by an expanded snowmaking system that provides reliable coverage throughout the season. Four terrain parks offer progressive features for every style of rider, from rails and boxes to jumps and flow features.Beyond the slopes, Sundance Resort offers a mountain experience that extends well beyond skiing. Guests can stay in the newly opened boutique Inn or choose from a collection of charming Cottages and Mountain Homes. Dining is an essential part of the Sundance experience, with options ranging from hearty breakfasts and fireside lunches at Foundry Grill to award-winning fine dining at The Tree Room, casual bites at The Deli, handcrafted cocktails and live music at The Owl Bar, and cozy après gatherings throughout the village. Combined with an award-winning Spa, The Art Studio, boutique shopping, concerts, film screenings, and year-round cultural programming, Sundance offers a destination where guests can slow down, reconnect, and linger long after the lifts stop spinning.Whether you're visiting for the day or staying for a long weekend, Sundance Resort's two base areas make navigating the mountain simple and convenient.For day visitors, Mountain Camp Day Lodge serves as the primary hub. Located adjacent to Jake's Lift, Mountain Camp offers ample parking, ticketing, rentals, a café, and comfortable indoor space to warm up between runs. Throughout the winter, Mountain Camp also hosts rail jams and community events, bringing a lively atmosphere to the base area.The Village Base Area provides direct access to Outlaw Express, the high-speed quad serving Mandan Summit and Back Mountain. It also serves as the heart of the resort, where guests can enjoy everything from grab-and-go meals at The Deli to breakfast, lunch, and dinner at Foundry Grill, elevated fine dining at The Tree Room, and après cocktails accompanied by live music at The Owl Bar. The Village is also home to the Inn at Sundance Mountain Resort, along with a collection of Cottages and Mountain Homes that accommodate everyone from couples seeking a cozy retreat to families and groups of up to 12 guests. What truly sets Sundance Resort apart is its rare combination of uncrowded skiing, exceptional dining, inspiring arts and culture, and authentic mountain hospitality. Wooded trails, scenic ridgelines, and thoughtfully designed spaces create an experience that feels intimate rather than overwhelming. Whether you're carving fresh corduroy, sharing a memorable meal, relaxing by the fire after après, or simply taking in the views beneath Mount Timpanogos, Sundance offers a mountain experience that is both rejuvenating and distinctly its own.

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