Memorial Day Weekend 2009 was a washout in most parts of the state. But that didn't mean we had to stay indoors! Me and a couple of other intrepid hikers braved the downpour and visited the Diamond Fork Hot Springsin Spanish Fork on Sunday (yes, in the pouring rain!) And a good time was had by all.
Friday, May 29, 2009
Diamond Fork Hot Springs, May 2009
Memorial Day Weekend 2009 was a washout in most parts of the state. But that didn't mean we had to stay indoors! Me and a couple of other intrepid hikers braved the downpour and visited the Diamond Fork Hot Springsin Spanish Fork on Sunday (yes, in the pouring rain!) And a good time was had by all.
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Free Telemark and AT Demos at Alta This Sunday
Don't take a chance on purchasing a ski or boot without a bit of research. To get exactly what you want, you can't beat a free demo.
On December 14th, Salt Lake City's Wasatch Touring hosts their annual Tele and AT Demo, which features a large array of skis, boots and bindings to try for free for one day at Alta Ski Area. Manufacturers set up large tents at the base of Alta's Collins chairlift, and guests register on the spot with a valid photo ID. They're then free to wander from tent to tent, trying different telemark and alpine touring skis, boots and bindings to their heart's content for no charge other than a valid lift ticket or season pass.
On December 14th, Salt Lake City's Wasatch Touring hosts their annual Tele and AT Demo, which features a large array of skis, boots and bindings to try for free for one day at Alta Ski Area. Manufacturers set up large tents at the base of Alta's Collins chairlift, and guests register on the spot with a valid photo ID. They're then free to wander from tent to tent, trying different telemark and alpine touring skis, boots and bindings to their heart's content for no charge other than a valid lift ticket or season pass.
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Park City Mountain Resort Trail Advisory
What: Crescent Chair Lift Construction Update: Trail Advisory for Mid-Mountain Trail and Crescent Mine Grade
Park City Mountain Resort will be flying in lift towers for the new Crescent Chair Lift on Thursday, September 4 and Friday, September 5, 2008. The Mid-Mountain Trail and Crescent Mine Grade will remain open and staffed on both sides of the impacted trail during construction, but temporary closures will take place. During the unloading of lift towers the temporary closure could be five to 15 minutes long.
Park City Mountain Resort asks all riders and hikers to follow any instructions they receive from resort staff. This request is for the safety of riders and hikers as well as our employees. Additional updates will follow as conditions and construction continues.
When: Thursday, September 4 after 1 PM and Friday, September 5 starting at 8 AM (weather permitting)
Where: Park City Mountain Resort – Mid-Mountain Trail and Crescent Mine Grade – Park City, Utah
Park City Mountain Resort will be flying in lift towers for the new Crescent Chair Lift on Thursday, September 4 and Friday, September 5, 2008. The Mid-Mountain Trail and Crescent Mine Grade will remain open and staffed on both sides of the impacted trail during construction, but temporary closures will take place. During the unloading of lift towers the temporary closure could be five to 15 minutes long.
Park City Mountain Resort asks all riders and hikers to follow any instructions they receive from resort staff. This request is for the safety of riders and hikers as well as our employees. Additional updates will follow as conditions and construction continues.
When: Thursday, September 4 after 1 PM and Friday, September 5 starting at 8 AM (weather permitting)
Where: Park City Mountain Resort – Mid-Mountain Trail and Crescent Mine Grade – Park City, Utah
Monday, August 25, 2008
Experience Sundance by Moonlight
Complete your evening at Sundance with a Full Moon lift ride.
What a great and romantic idea for a fun summer evening. The full moon rides are only offered when there is a full moon (duh!) and those dates remaining for this summer are:
What a great and romantic idea for a fun summer evening. The full moon rides are only offered when there is a full moon (duh!) and those dates remaining for this summer are:
- Sept 15, 16, 17
- Oct 13, 14
The service runs from 9-11pm. Bring a bottle of wine and some cheese and bread, maybe even a musical instrument and enjoy.
36th Annual Snowbird Oktoberfest
Festival Includes Live Music, Dancing, Authentic Food, Children’s Activities
Snowbird, Utah – Snowbird’s annual Oktoberfest celebrates its 36th anniversary this year with seven weekends of fun beginning Saturday, Aug. 23. More than 70,000 visitors are expected to enjoy the live music, dancing, authentic German food and children’s activities taking place at Snowbird every Saturday, Sunday and Labor Day through Sunday, Oct. 5.
Oktoberfest features live musical performances each day in the Snowbird Event Center tent from acts including The Bavarians and Salzburger Echo. Visitors will find art for all tastes at “Der Marktplatz,” where more than 35 local and regional artists display and sell handmade arts and crafts. Oktoberfest food includes bratwurst, sauerkraut, apple strudel, pretzels and Bavarian roasted almonds. Local Utah breweries will also be featured.
Admission to Oktoberfest is free. Hours are noon to 6 p.m.
Special Oktoberfest entertainment and activities for children include Shan the Juggler/Magician, Dale the Yo-Yo Man, face painting, caricature artists, and more.
Visitors can also catch the Alp Horns on Hidden Peak throughout Oktoberfest. A Tram pass is $18/day or $12 for a single ride with discounts for children, seniors and with Oktoberfest meal purchases.
In addition, Snowbird will also be offering a variety of summer activities for all ages. The Tram, Peruvian Express Chairlift and Tunnel will be open for scenic rides throughout Oktoberfest. Other activities include the new four-station climbing wall, ZipRider, Alpine Slide, Bungy Trampoline, Kid’s Inflatables, Mechanical Bull, horseback and ATV tours, mountain biking and scooters, and lots of hiking options. All-day activity passes are $36 for adults, $19 for children under 75 lbs. For more information, please visit www.snowbird.com.
For more Oktoberfest information please call the Snowbird Event Hotline at (801) 933-2110 or visit www.snowbird.com. “Stay and Play” lodging packages are also available starting at $75 per person/double occupancy, including breakfast and an all day activities pass. Contact Central Reservations at (800) 453-3000 for more details.
Snowbird, Utah – Snowbird’s annual Oktoberfest celebrates its 36th anniversary this year with seven weekends of fun beginning Saturday, Aug. 23. More than 70,000 visitors are expected to enjoy the live music, dancing, authentic German food and children’s activities taking place at Snowbird every Saturday, Sunday and Labor Day through Sunday, Oct. 5.
Oktoberfest features live musical performances each day in the Snowbird Event Center tent from acts including The Bavarians and Salzburger Echo. Visitors will find art for all tastes at “Der Marktplatz,” where more than 35 local and regional artists display and sell handmade arts and crafts. Oktoberfest food includes bratwurst, sauerkraut, apple strudel, pretzels and Bavarian roasted almonds. Local Utah breweries will also be featured.
Admission to Oktoberfest is free. Hours are noon to 6 p.m.
Special Oktoberfest entertainment and activities for children include Shan the Juggler/Magician, Dale the Yo-Yo Man, face painting, caricature artists, and more.
Visitors can also catch the Alp Horns on Hidden Peak throughout Oktoberfest. A Tram pass is $18/day or $12 for a single ride with discounts for children, seniors and with Oktoberfest meal purchases.
In addition, Snowbird will also be offering a variety of summer activities for all ages. The Tram, Peruvian Express Chairlift and Tunnel will be open for scenic rides throughout Oktoberfest. Other activities include the new four-station climbing wall, ZipRider, Alpine Slide, Bungy Trampoline, Kid’s Inflatables, Mechanical Bull, horseback and ATV tours, mountain biking and scooters, and lots of hiking options. All-day activity passes are $36 for adults, $19 for children under 75 lbs. For more information, please visit www.snowbird.com.
For more Oktoberfest information please call the Snowbird Event Hotline at (801) 933-2110 or visit www.snowbird.com. “Stay and Play” lodging packages are also available starting at $75 per person/double occupancy, including breakfast and an all day activities pass. Contact Central Reservations at (800) 453-3000 for more details.
Sundance Food and Wine Festival
Great food, award winning wines, the mountain air, what more could a person want?
When: August 30, 2008, Noon – 4pm
Where: Ray’s Lawn, Sundance Resort
Tickets: are $75 and include access to all vintner and restaurant booths. Please purchase tickets in advance. Last year’s event sold out and this year’s event is expected to be even bigger. Tickets can be purchased by calling 866-717-9089 or email boxoffice@sundance-utah.com.
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When: August 30, 2008, Noon – 4pm
Where: Ray’s Lawn, Sundance Resort
Tickets: are $75 and include access to all vintner and restaurant booths. Please purchase tickets in advance. Last year’s event sold out and this year’s event is expected to be even bigger. Tickets can be purchased by calling 866-717-9089 or email boxoffice@sundance-utah.com.
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1,200-year-old pit house is discovered in Utah
A remarkable archealogical find near Kanab, this pit house believed to be 1200 hundred years old was discovered by a road crew. Read more.
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