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Winter Fun
FOR THE YOUNGER ONES
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I go for the powder and double-black ski runs at Deer Valley. I really like big moguls. A few are a little too scary—I don’t do those! But I’ll ski most runs in Deer Valley. Hadley Mulholland, Age 9, grade 4
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Buckle up for big time gravity-defying acrobatics and daredevil mogul racing as the Intermountain Healthcare FIS Freestyle International Ski World Cup returns to Deer Valley Resort this February. This will be an especially exciting time happening right in Argent’s backyard. The whole family can have a slopeside view of this thrilling freestyle ski competition, including moguls, aerials and dual moguls. Watch as competitors twist, fly and race their way to the podium on the same runs used during the 2002 Olympic Winter Games. Notorious as one of the steepest, longest, and most exciting moguls runs in the world, Deer Valley’s Champion Run will more than challenge some of the world’s best. The gymnasts of the slopes, aerials skiers will soar as high as 55 feet in the air, launching off 11.5 to 13.5 ft. kickers at Deer Valley’s White Owl ski run. Olympic veteran Ashley Caldwell, the 2017 World Champion, will compete—she’s the only woman to ever land “The Daddy” (a quadruple-twisting triple back flip). Qualifying rounds occur during the day, followed by exciting finals under the lights in the evening. Mogul skiers will compete Thursday, aerial skiers Friday, and dual mogul skiers Saturday. You’ll also want to stick around for the fireworks each night. All events are free to the public—this major competition draws thousands of fans to cheer on the elite athletes. Last winter’s 2019 Championships, also at Deer Valley, has been called the largest sporting event in Utah since the Olympics. 1
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I played hockey, but I hated it—I sweated all the time and never got the puck. Then I tried ice-skating. I can do bunny hops, crossovers, lunges and “catch spirals,” where you grab your foot and lift it up to your head. The waltz jump is the hardest thing I do. It’s really fun. I even gave my mom a lesson—she’s a better lawyer, but I’m a better skater. P J Rojas, Age 8, grade 3
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My friends and I hike up in the hills above town, make snowmen, and have snowball fights playing King of the Hill. We can be kind of rough playing— but you’re falling in snow, so it doesn’t hurt. I like skating and snowboarding too. Beckham Poulton,
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My brother and I like to go sledding at Library Park. We bring our labradoodle, Luke—he runs and plays in the snow with lots of other dogs, and he likes to chase us as we sled down the hill! Then we go into Lucky Ones Coffee by the park for hot chocolate. Isabel Rojas, Age 11, grade 5
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The most fun is dog sledding at Rancho Luna Lobos. For us kids there are two dogs for each sled. We have races with 12 sleds racing at once. We also train in the summer. I like skiing too. I’m just learning how to snowboard. Tess Donnelly, Age 11, grade 5
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In places like Deer Valley’s Bonanza Flats and Guardsman Pass, my dad and I hike up to find fresh powder and then ski down. We’ll hike up the hill ten times in one day. It’s worth the work to ski fresh powder! I also do “Futsal” indoor soccer—it has smaller goals, so it’s harder to score.
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I play “Futsal” indoor soccer for the Park City Red Wolves. I like the Montage for hot cocoa and their awesome game room. And I ski everywhere—Alta, Snowbird, Deer Valley, Park City and Canyons. I love powder. Grayson McCheney, Age 10, grade 5
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Backcountry skiing is super fun. I like the ungroomed runs and soft powder. You have skins on the bottom of the skis to help you climb up the hill before skiing down. You don’t ever have to get on a lift! Coco Buehner, Age11,
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But There’s Lots More…
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Fireside & Deer Valley Dining
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Imagine gliding through the snow on a horse-drawn sleigh, toward a rustic mountain lodge glowing with warmth and good cheer. You are welcomed inside, where the dining room is lantern-lit and heavily timbered. At five roaring stone fireplaces, chefs cook over open flames. They are creating not just a meal, but a unique four-course dining experience inspired by Alpine traditions. You’ve been transported to the Swiss Alps—or the next best thing. This is Fireside Dining, Deer Valley Resort’s most popular restaurant, and your family’s new favorite tradition. “We wanted to recreate the flavor of the Alps in Deer Valley,” says Jodie Rogers, Deer Valley Resort Director of Food and Beverage, “and also to make it sustainable with in-season, local and regional foods, supporting small farms and suppliers.” The restaurant offers four courses, all served fireside. The first is a quintessential Swiss dish, the Raclette. Raclette is a firm, flavorful cheese made in a style invented by thirteenth century Swiss farmers. Chefs warm the cheese at the fireplace until it develops the ideal creamy texture. At Fireside Dining, the cheese is accompanied by delicacies such as cured meats, freshly baked baguettes, and house-made fig mustard and strawberry chutney. ArgentDeerValley.com
Course two, also prepared and served at a chef-attended fireplace, consists of savory entrées such as Almond FlourDusted Utah Trout and Millcreek CoffeeRubbed Elk Tenderloin. Accompanying these are a variety of fresh, locally sourced salads and soups. Course three includes the restaurant’s legendary Fire-Roasted Leg of Lamb, slow-cooked and brushed with fresh herbs and seasonings. Add inventive Dutch oven specialties like Mountain Macaroni (baby penne with gruyere, Raclette and bacon lardons) and Roasted Asparagus with a Lemon, Blackberry and Lavender Reduction. Always enlivening the classic menu are weekly specials, from Brussels Sprout Panzanella with Housemade Mozzarella to Roasted Golden Beet and Quinoa Stew. Dessert is course four—fondue, of course. The chocolate, caramel, and white chocolate Grand Marnier fondues are served with fresh and dried fruits, cinnamon pound cake, cookie bites and almond biscotti. Naturally, there’s a full bar with with attractively priced wine, beer, and specialty cocktails. “Skiers have a hearty appetite,” Jodie says, with lighthearted good humor about Fireside Dining’s rich assortment of comfort foods. She also notes that the restaurant will happily accommodate different diet restrictions and personal eating choices. The menu includes a variety of vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options, and guests are welcome to request substitutions. “People care about the health and wellness of their families,” she says. “We try to accommodate and support that.” There’s also a special menu for kids, with classics like pasta, chicken sticks, and desserts à la carte. Like its cuisine, Fireside Dining’s mood is elevated, yet also welcoming and
comforting. “We don’t hurry people,” Jodie says. “Guests may go to the fireplace as often as they want. They can see the chefs in action. They can talk to the chefs and learn about the different foods.” The chefs often develop friendly relationships with families who return to the restaurant again and again. The restaurant prioritizes service, quality and value. Portions are generous, servers are attentive, and the pace is decidedly unhurried. You can even take a sleigh ride in the middle of dinner. Argent owners can take a complimentary shuttle to and from the restaurant. For those who prefer to drive, valet service is also free. (Even in a blizzard—don’t worry about digging your car out of the snow!) And if you wish, the restaurant will arrange sleigh rides or snowshoe treks around your dinner. Reservations are required, and it is recommended to make them early for dinner at this local hot spot. Call 435-645-6632 or visit www. deervalley.com/things-to-do/dining/fireside-dining. SLOPESIDE LIVING 2020
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Exercise your right to be healthy. Whether you’re looking for a quick pre-ski warm-up or a rigorous workout, you couldn’t find a more convenient or inviting setting. Expansive window walls let streams of natural light flow in as you look out at the mountain and ski-slope views. The Peloton featured array of equipment has everything you need to satisfy your specific fitness regimen.
WHERE LIVING IS MORE LIVELY Welcome to Argent. East West Partners’ innovative new creation is the very last residential lodge in Deer Valley’s Empire Pass. A private enclave of just 28 residences, Argent distinguishes itself with a lively, family-oriented environment enriched with an imaginative array of recreational and social amenities and personal services. These exceptional ski-in/ski-out homes not only make skiing outrageously easy, they inspire new experiences that make rare moments enduring memories. Argent’s two, three and four bedroom family size homes range from 1,488 to 3,771 square feet. They capture stunning panoramas from Bald Mountain to the glistening Uinta range with the night-lights of Main Street twinkling between. Argent—fun just couldn’t be more fabulous.
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MAIN HALL This is where families gather and friendships leisurely flourish.
Join the activity around the welcoming harvest table, try your hand at shuffleboard or get comfortable watching a big game nestled in the plush sofas. This expansive 2,500 square foot ski lounge is home to pre-ski breakfasts and après ski happy hours served by Argent’s live-in Lodgekeeper/ Concierge. A dedicated ski valet and owners’ ski gear lockers are here, too. Stop by and warm up with a coffee or hot chocolate anytime. The activity easily flows outside to sun and fun decks with lounges, firepits, and other al fresco hot spots including an invigorating Spa Pool.
THE NOOK
Right across the hall is THE NOOK…a kidsonly playroom for the little ones to enjoy arts and crafts plus video and board games while their parents are skiing or next door in the Main Hall.
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SKY BOX SKY DECK
Want to raise your vantage point? Venture up to the Penthouse floor level and get an eagle eye’s view from Argent’s Sky Box & Sky Deck. The glass-enclosed Sky Box and outdoor Sky Deck capture stunning views of Flagstaff Mountain, Silver Strike Lift, Silver Buck Trail plus Bald Mountain, and the glistening Uinta Range highlighted by King’s Peak, the highest point in Utah. It’s also a quiet retreat to curl up with the latest whodunit from the library or relax with a glass of wine as you catch the last sweet glow of twilight.
Here’s family fun at its finest. A bowling alley and game arcade exclusively for Argent owners. Turn in your skis for a bowling ball and you’ll be a tenpin kingpin in no time. After striking out (that’s a good thing), take a turn with advanced video games, games on TV, traditional pinball, the putting green or cards ranging from Blackjack to Go Fish. If you’ve got game, we’ve got the place.
Argent is developed and sold by Lot 2 Empire Pass North, LLC, a part of the family of related but independent companies affiliated with East West Partners, Inc (EWP). Lot 2 Empire Pass North, LLC, a separate, single-purpose entity is solely responsible for all obligations and liabilities, and is not an agent of EWP or any other entity.
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Argent Owners’ Private Winter Playground.
A Talisker Club members hip—available to all Argent owners—is the perfec t complement and a valued addition to your Argen t Residence. As Park City’s only four-club private community, it provides an incomparable collection of mountain, Main Street, backcountry and cou ntry club settings, all within one membership. While nothing makes ski ing easier or more convenient than Argent’s effo rtless ski-in/ski-out location, the Talisker Club fills the winter season with other winterland activit ies both spirited and relaxing. A favorite Talisker Club win ter amenity is The Outpost—a backcountry setting nestled in a highland aspen grove that sits at 9,000 feet. It’s eclectic, cheerful and cuddle -up cozy. Here you can gather in Adiro ndack chairs circled around a blazing fire, with a tap estry of stars lighting the skies. Step inside our own Yurt and enjoy savory fare from our Talisker Club che fs. Campfire dinners and gatherings offer a unique experience with live music, and of course s’mores. When it’s snowtime, you can take to the hills in our snowcat or on snowmobiles to access snowshoeing trails and a private backcount ry-tubing hill. At the Talisker Club—Tuhay e, you can join fellow members for a wintry trek through the woods on its cross-country ski tra ck. Also at Tuhaye is Moondance Park, the first in a series of upcoming indoor-outdoor facilities tha t will sport a winter ice skating rink. Once completed, The Towe r Club’s expansion will feature an après snow Spa experience that takes pampering to incomparable new levels. www.TaliskerClub.com
Listed by, Plans for the development of Argent are tentative and conceptual only and subject to change by the developer in its sole discretion. The illustrations are artists conceptual renderings. There are multiple ways to calculate square footage, square footages as depicted are approximate. This is not an offer in any state in which the legal requirements for such an offering have not been met. © 2019 Argent. BHHS Affiliates, LLC is an independently operated subsidiary of HomeServices of America, Inc., a Berkshire Hathaway affiliate, and a franchisee of BHH Affiliates, LLC. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices and the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices symbol are registered service marks of HomeServices of America, Inc.® Equal Housing Opportunity. Information not verified or guaranteed.
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Costner, Cowboys & Park City Cinema. Deer Valley and luxurious residential communities like Argent and One Empire Pass have for years been drawing big names in business, sports and entertainment to little Park City. Now cutting-edge film and television production—complete with A-List celebrities—is happening right here in town. Utah Film Studios, the state’s largest production studio, has drawn major films, commercial shoots, and TV shows—most recently, Yellowstone, the popular Netflix TV series starring Kevin Costner.
“The size of this $25 million production center is comparable to anything you’ll find in LA, London, or Canada,” says Marshall Moore, VP of Operations for UFS and formerly the Director of the Utah Film Commission. “We now provide 91,375 square feet of soundstages and production space.” A series like Yellowstone also creates 250 jobs, making the economic benefit to the community substantial considering how much the cast and crew spend on hotels, rental homes, restaurants,
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services, retail stores and rental cars to name a few. The studio also gives back to the community, occasionally opening its doors for fundraisers when possible. Last year, the space hosted an event that helped raise over $1 million for Peace House, a women and children’s shelter. The rock band Imagine Dragons have filmed at UFS. The ABC drama Blood and Oil, starring Don Johnson, and the internationally acclaimed independent film Wind River, winner of the Best Director award at the Cannes Film Festival for Taylor Sheridan, were created here as well. “We can make a creative case as well as a financial case” for producers, Moore says. Along with UFS’s expansive, high-tech studio facilities, there’s Park City’s location. Hollywood talent appreciates how easy it is to travel to and from Park City. Actors, directors and producers like Costner have also become part of the community, living in town while shooting here. Utah already has an impressive database of film crew professionals. And the state offers attractive financial incentives to those who shoot here. Up to 25% postperformance incentive is available to projects that will spend a minimum of $500,000 in Utah. Perhaps Utah Film Studios’s biggest draw is the uniquely diverse and beautiful terrain in and around Park City—from soaring mountains and sparkling rivers to dramatic red rock desert. Very appealing to a western drama that follows a hardscrabble family of homesteaders and ranchers. Moore points out, “There’s no other professional facility in the state that can handle a series like Yellowstone.” utahfilmstudios.com.
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