Created by Robert Redford, Sundance is a haven for discovery and inspiration that offers diverse mountain recreation experiences year round.
The rustic simplicity of Sundance Mountain Resort is graced by 5000 acres of protected wilderness at the base of 12,000 ft Mt. Timpanogos, only an hours drive from Salt Lake City and 45 minutes from Park City. Mountain recreation includes skiing, snowboarding, night skiing, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in winter and hiking, biking and horseback riding in summer and year-round world class fly-fishing on the Provo River. In the Spring of 2015, Sundance opened Utah’s longest Zipline with a vertical drop of 2100 feet.
Whether you are a beginner skier or expert who wants to improve their performance, the Sundance PSIA/AASI certified instructors offer the Home Base Skiing techniques that make learning both fun and effective to make the most of your abilities.
Sundance’s mountain cottages are discreetly tucked into the mountainside and echo the simplicity of their natural setting with rough sawn beams, stone fireplaces or wood stoves. Guests may choose to stay in a mountain loft, mountain suite, Sundance suite, studio or standard room. There are also homes available as well.
Sundance features award-winning dining in the Tree Room, a Forbes four-star restaurant, the Foundry Grill, and noted by Zagat’s for its “brunches to die for”. The Tree Room features seasonal mountain cuisine at its best in a romantic atmosphere with candlelight and soft illumination accenting the Native American art and western memorabilia from Robert Redford’s private collection. The Foundry Grill is a causal three meal a day restaurant with hearty, down-home seasonal flavor centered around the wood-burning grill, oven, and rotisserie. The Sundance Owl Bar features the original 1890’s Rosewood bar that was frequented by Butch Cassidy’s Hole-in-the-Wall gang, which was moved to Sundance from Thermopolis, Wyoming.
