Utah skiing with family--does this place exist?
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Utah skiing with family--does this place exist?
Well, it looks like our family (Mom, Dad, kids aged 3 and 5) will ski Utah for Spring Break in late March. I'm trying to find the best resort/town for our family. Here's what we'd ideally have:
A ski school that will take my little guy, who will turn 4 in April. (I don't want to have to fib in front of the kids, so is there a place that will take 3 year olds?)
Easy, kid-friendly slopes, but also some black runs for Daddy.
Ski in/ski out accomodations. Hotel, lodge, B&B, cabin, condo, it doesn't really matter. But it would be nice to have a snowy play area right outside the door to build snowmen and throw snowballs.
At first it looked like Sundance was perfect, but the few accomodations I can find seem pretty expensive. I'd like to keep it under $200/night if possible.
Can you help me?
A ski school that will take my little guy, who will turn 4 in April. (I don't want to have to fib in front of the kids, so is there a place that will take 3 year olds?)
Easy, kid-friendly slopes, but also some black runs for Daddy.
Ski in/ski out accomodations. Hotel, lodge, B&B, cabin, condo, it doesn't really matter. But it would be nice to have a snowy play area right outside the door to build snowmen and throw snowballs.
At first it looked like Sundance was perfect, but the few accomodations I can find seem pretty expensive. I'd like to keep it under $200/night if possible.
Can you help me?
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I doubt you will find ski in-ski out accommodations anywhere for under $200. Park City has a good shuttle bus system to all the ski areas. I think any of the 3 in town areas- Park City, Deer Valley, Canyons- would suit your skiing needs. You might want to look into condo rentals on sites like VRBO, etc.
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Thank you for the vrbo tip. I found some nice condos in Solitude for close to our budget--we may have to stretch a little. Is there public transportation to Solitude from the SLC airport? It would be nice to not rent a car.
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There is public transportation from the airport to Solitude, but I wouldn't recommend it for you. I would want a car if I were staying at Solitude. You'll probably want to stop at a grocery store in Salt Lake before heading up the canyon. The nice thing about a condo is not having to go out for every meal.