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FRESH PERSPECTIVES FOR THE NEW YEAR

he start of a new year is a time for reinvention, new choices, resolutions. As we transition from what felt like a very long year, it’s the perfect time to bring some sparkle back to your space. Here are a few tips on making your home a cheerful and inspiring place to create positive energy. COLOR PSYCHOLOGY One of the easiest ways to change the energy or vibe of a room is through a fresh coat of paint. But rather than painting in the same color, why not tap into color psychology to generate a positive mood in the new year? Color has an extraordinary power to change mood; for instance, the colors yellow and orange bring energy into a space while green or lavender instill calm. Wonder why you see so many red and rust walls in kitchens? This produces a hunger response. If blue or gray is your color, add crisp white and try a striation of warmer tone to avoid the dreariness of plain gray. 2

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REFLECTIVE LIGHT One way to bring more sparkle, quite literally, to your interior space is to add different elements that have vibrance or light reflectiveness. If you’re considering painting, try picking a shade that is light reflective—most paint decks list how different colors reflect light based on a reflective scale of 1 to 100. If you’d prefer to go the opposite direction for a calmer vibe and to take down the brightness in a room, consider a paint with less light reflectance. If painting your walls is too drastic a change, go for some simpler additions to a room like stone or glass elements. A glass lamp or accent table can really glisten in your space and add that little bit of sparkle that you might be lacking. Even the smallest details like crystal bookends or onxy accents can do the trick. TACTILE ENJOYMENT The last recommendation for changing the mood of a room is to introduce a variety of fabrics and textiles. Suede camel leather, white shearling texture, hair on hide, Chenille, and natural fibers can all add different levels of texture in your home. For a winter vibe and an easy change, snuggle up in a weighted faux fur throw! Whether it’s a bit of sparkle you’re looking for, more tactile enjoyment, or a way to uplift your senses, Topnotch Fine Furnishings invites you to explore their many elements like throws and pillows ready to be taken home or speak to their team of designers happy to lend their expertise in transforming your home. F SUN VALLEY SOURCE

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“It is so gratifying to see a client’s face when they walk in and the design has met and exceeded all of their needs, functions, and aesthetic desires.” Arianne Heyser, Owner and Designer of Topnotch Fine Furniture.

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Contents 2 FRESH PERSPECTIVES FOR THE NEW YEAR By Arianne Heyser & Hayden Seder

14 KETCHUM GETS WINTER SPARKLE MAKEOVER THIS SEASON By Hayden Seder

16 GUEST EDITOR By Luella Shaffer

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MASTHEAD

20 GREAT FINDS Extraordinary Winter Gifts

SHOPPING MAP BUSINESS LISTINGS

SKI TUNING THEN AND NOW By Dana Sterling

30 A HISTORY OF HUNTING IN SUN VALLEY By Bryant Dunn

35 OUTDOOR GUIDE

38 WINTER DAY TRIPS FROM SUN VALLEY

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By Hayden Seder

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DINING GUIDE The Source is the only local magazine that gives you a complete listing of all restaurants and cuisine from Stanley to Fairfield.

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AIRLINE MAP Nonstop Flights from ORD, SEA, SLC, LAX, SFO, DEN

STANLEY Upper and Lower Stanley Map

84 BALDY TRAIL MAP

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42 LET IT SNOW!

By Kristin Hovencamp

56 SUN VALLEY WEDDINGS 58 / Dani and KJ 60 / Allie and Matt

64 LODGING GUIDE From 5-star to sleeping bags – we have it all including luxury homes and condos

72 THE HEALTHY GUT By Julie Johnson, NTP

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TOWN MAPS 88 Sun Valley/Elkhorn 89 Ketchum 90 Hailey 91 Bellevue

NORDIC TRAILS

94 SNOWMOBILE MAP Sawtooth Valley

96 LIST OF ADVERTISERS AND WEB ADDRESS DIRECTORY

COLLECTIVE BOUTIQUE with local artists and vendors: home decor, clothing, hats, jewelry, candles, signs, accessories, skin care and more!

MOON SHINE BOUTIQUE

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Winter Sparkle MAKEOVER THIS SEASON By Hayden Seder

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“City sidewalks Busy sidewalks Dressed in holiday style In the air There’s a feeling Of Christmas...”

hose opening lines from the classic holiday song “Silver Bells” are the perfect way to describe the feeling of walking down busy sidewalks at the holidays, seeing the businesses and people dressed up in holiday style, giving you that feeling of good cheer. It’s this feeling that inspired a campaign for holiday decorating, spearheaded by Bellissimo owner Terry Murphy and Hazlett Wealth Management owner Suzanne Hazlett. While Murphy has always decorated her storefront—as has most of the block where her business is located—this year she felt it important to try to get as many Ketchum businesses as possible to decorate for the holidays. “I think we all have to remember, we are a resort,” says Murphy. “So when people come to Sun Valley for the holidays, they’re spending a lot of money to travel here and enjoy our town. As business owners, we have the unique ability to make their experience special.” After speaking with Murphy, Hazlett felt called to the cause and

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is decorating her office’s floor-to-ceiling windows for the first time and recruiting other businesses including retail, banks, real estate offices (anyone with a storefront) to follow suite. After COVID and what has been a tough couple of years for everyone, bringing a little sparkle back into our lives seems like a simple enough goal. “To have that positive, joyful, emotional connection to our community again would be really welcome,” says Hazlett. “It’s beyond just the physical aesthetic, there is something truly powerful in sharing festive energy. We all deserve it, we need it, we want it back. It’s time we all experience a little more joy.” The Dark Sky Ordinance that prohibits outdoor lights at night during most of the year makes an exemption for holiday decorations from November 20 through March 20, making it a time to go all out. And just as important as creating welcoming cheer for visitors is building the feeling of community this town has always provided. F

For more information on participating businesses and the Winter Sparkle campaign, visit: HazlettWealthManagement.com/WinterSparkle.

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DEAR READERS, Winter is among us and the season of hope surrounds our Valley; we are reminded of fresh beginnings and a time for healing, renewal and mercy. It is in this spirit that our guest editor, Luella Shaffer, contributes this poem of grace and clarity (written during her treatments for brain cancer). Luella is a true inspiration, possessing lavish optimism and boundless bravery.

WINTER/SPRING 2022 PUBLISHER / OWNER Randy Schaeffer GUEST EDITOR Luella Shaffer

POEM BY OUR GUEST EDITOR

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ART DIRECTOR Judy Stoltzfus PRODUCED BY Judy’s Design House

I am pretty

WRITERS Bryant Dunn Kristin Hovencamp Julie Johnson Hayden Seder Dana Sterling

I wonder what that is? I hear waterfalls I see fish I want a unicorn

PHOTOGRAPHERS Christine Marie Halsey Pierce Kirsten Shultz

I pretend to be a superhero

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I feel happy I touch a flower I understand. I say I LOVE YOU

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EXTRAORDINARY WINTER GIFTS

Great Finds TOWNE AND PARKE FINE JEWELRY

Fun Bracelets These Evocateur bracelets are Art Driven featuring hand-gilded 22K gold leaf and enamel over a brass base. They are hand crafted in the United States. www.towneandparkejewelry.com In the Sun Valley Village 208.622.3522

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Vintage Flannel Shirts with and without Idaho on the back. Must see. Every girl MUST own one. Vintage Military Jackets with famous quotes on back! www.thefarmersdaughtersunvalley.com 331 Leadville Avenue N, Ketchum 208.726.6433

MOON SHINE BOUTIQUE AND THE CONTEMPORARY COTTAGE Original designed vinyl place mats. Available only at Moon Shine Boutique and The Contemporary Cottage. Six vintage inspired designs to choose from. MOON SHINE BOUTIQUE: 210 Sun Valley Road, Ketchum | 208.726.6293 THE CONTEMPORARY COTTAGE: 618 S. Main Street, Hailey | 208.788.3258 20

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Meet the “CLOUD” Gorgeous new weighted Faux Fur throws. Softest throws yet! 7 colors: black cloud, chocolate, mocha, eggshell, graphite, white and ivory

Unique American handmade totes and clutches. Come view the new exciting blends of color, texture, and pattern in these fabulous bags. Hand-picked fabric combinations cultivated to create one-of-a-kind designs.

TOPNOTCH FINE FURNISHINGS

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V’S BOUTIQUE

Where the locals go to shop. From the casual to the elegant, you will find it here. Let this gorgeous duster keep you warm during your sleigh rides! 400 E. Sun Valley Road (Above the Cellar Pub) 208.913.0016

BARRY PETERSON JEWELERS

The Kultro Gourmet Series pays homage to the extraordinary Japanese tradition of fine cutlery, crafted from forged stainless damascus steel, and a gorgeous handle of Ebony with copper and red micarta rings with African Turquoise centerpieces. Exclusive to Barry Peterson Jewelers. www.barrypeterson.com 511 Sun Valley Road, Ketchum 208.726.5202

Great Finds

STURTEVANTS

Freebird Xpore Jacket Men and women shell jackets. www.sturtevants-sv.com Ketchum: 340 N. Main Street 208.726.4501 Hailey: Corner of Main & Carbonate 208.788.7847

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Horse Art - Pasha Photo on canvas. Dogon Ladder Dogon Tribe - Mali, Africa. Used to access upper levels of granary storage. Early 1800’s. www.tribesinteriors.com 411 E. 5th Street, Ketchum 208.726.5003

SUN VALLEY NEEDLE ARTS Unique Stork and Epaulette designed scissors by Gingher are gold-plated with slender blades and sharp points – perfect for cutting thread flawlessly – an ideal gift or collector item. www.sunvalleyneedlearts.com 190 First Avenue North, Ketchum 208.928.7620

ICONOCLAST BOOKS & GIFTS Great reads. Visit us in our new location. 15 East Bullion Street, Hailey 208.726.1564 www.iconoclastbooks.com

MAISON et CADEAUX

Welcome to the world of Maileg. Charm in every detail. www.maisonetcadeaux.com 351 N. Leadville Ave, Ketchum 208.622.3101 22

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Exquisite french linen, kids corner and home accessories

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1. Atkinsons’ Market 2. Audi Boise 3. Barry Peterson Fine Jewelers 4. Christopher & Company 5. Contemporary Cottage 6. Farmer’s Daughter 7. Lunchbox 8. Lux Shack 9. Moonshine Boutique 10. NourishMe 11. Primavera 12. Sturtevants 13. Sun Valley Needle Arts 14. The Manor House 15. Towne and Parke Jewelry 16. The UPS Store 17. V’s Boutique

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All Seasons Landscaping The Picket Fence Topnotch Fine Furnishings Tribes Interiors

REAL ESTATE 22. Remax 23. Sue Engelmann / Sotheby’s 24. Sun Valley Insurance

Broschofsky Gallery * Frederic Boloix Fine Art * Friesen Gallery * Gail Severn Gallery * Gilman Contemporary * Harvey Arts Project USA Jennifer Bellinger Fine Art Kneeland Gallery * MESH Gallery Mountain Images Gallery Ochi Fine Art Gallery Stone Art Gallery Sun Valley Museum of Art * Trails West Gallery Wood River Fine Arts *

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SKI TUNING Then and Now

By Dana Sterling

Not too long ago, ski technicians were armed with a plethora of both manual tools and basic machinery to perform their jobs.

variety of files were used to shape and sharpen edges and wide belt sanders were used to level and smooth bases. An old iron was used to melt wax into the base and a large torque wrench was used to test binding release values. For some even older-school tuners, it goes much further back but, you get the idea. Regardless of the different eras of ski tuning methods or a tuners approach, the concept and purpose for tuning has not changed. A ski is only as fun and responsive as the

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tune it has and the condition it is in. Ski tuning is both an art and a science. It requires a trained eye and familiarity of both the ski and the skier. Today’s modern skis require a high level of postproduction finishing and maintenance to get the full performance out of the equipment, not to mention, when deterioration or damage from use sets in. As the sport and equipment evolve each year, so has the service shop’s ability to take the equipment’s performance, and the skiers experience, to higher levels through a more sophisticated approach with highly advanced machinery. For the evolved shop and technician, gone are the long sessions of pulling file, sanding bases, and using an old iron to wax again and again, or a torque wrench for binding testing. Nowadays, edges are shaped and polished with a computer controlled high speed ceramic disk and bases are leveled and structured with a digitally controlled multi axis stone grinder. Wax is introduced into the ski using hot wax and infrared technology and yes, binding

testing is done on a laser referenced, computer controlled binding tester. For your skis, all this techno babble (and a good technician) translates into more precise, sharper, and longer lasting edge angles. Faster, more durable bases which in turn deliver better maneuverability and glide with less skier effort. Who wouldn’t want that? For your boot-bindings system, it translates into more consistent and accurate release values, which can reduce the likelihood of those dreaded injuries. If you prefer to dig into the details, your local technician should be glad to bore you with language that you might not want to know or care about. Make no mistake, the ultimate ski service machine tool does the heavy lifting but there is still some hand-finishing involved post machine work that requires experience and a steady hand to further customize the product to the skier. To consistently produce a quality product, it demands years of quality tuning experience and a trained eye, but it also requires the ability and commitment to be proficient

231 in programing, processing, calibrating, and maintaining this sophisticated machinery. Not to mention a substantial financial commitment! This approach is a far cry from days of old, but one must thrive in this environment of precision in order to produce the highest-level product. One should expect to find this level of commitment and service at the best shops, including where I hang my hat at Sturtevants in Sun Valley. We take the time to understand and recommend a service, on an individual basis, because we embrace the range of unique ways we ski and the resulting preferences in our equipment. Therefore, we process skis individually, rather than the cookie cutter method. Expert or beginner, aggressive or cautious, groomed runs or the backcountry, old school or new school, we customize the tune for the need because the best skier is the one with the biggest smile on their face! F Dana Sterling Technical Ski Service Advisor, Sturtevants of Sun Valley SUN VALLEY SOURCE

A History of Hunting IN SUN VALLEY By Bryant Dunn

early 12,000 years ago, the first Native Americans migrated to and inhabited the mountains, valleys and plains surrounding Sun Valley, America’s original destination ski resort. Tribes such as the Sheepeaters, Shoshone and Bannocks thrived as a result of the bountiful natural resources endemic to the area. Among these, which included numerous forageable plants and a variety of fish species, perhaps the most significant food source was the ubiquitous big game that roamed throughout the region. Mule deer, elk, pronghorn antelope, mountain goat, moose and bighorn sheep were all target species of the region’s first hunters. Competition for the protein these animals provided included mountain lions, black bears and grizzly bears – the last of which was eradicated from central Idaho in 1941. Throughout the human history of the northern Rocky Mountain region and the greater Sun Valley area in particular, hunting has always been, and continues to be, central to the culture and identity of those who have called the Wood River Valley home. EUROPEAN SETTLERS When European settlers first arrived in the fall of 1879 to the south valley, hunting parties were a critical aspect of the small communities which struggled to survive their first winter in a new homeland. This need only grew as the valley population increased toward its peak in the late 1880s. Townships including Bellevue, known then as Jacob’s Crossing, Bullion, Hailey, Ketchum, Triumph and Galena, among others lost to time, depended on the local wildlife for their dietary needs. Significant overharvesting of bison throughout the North American continent in the 1800s by fur traders nearly resulted in that specie’s extinction. This lesson was not lost on state and federal government and as early as 1869, hunting seasons were being implemented across the country. With powerful advocates such as Theodore Roosevelt and George Bird Grinnell, the concept of wildlife conservation gained steam, an effort

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spearheaded by hunters themselves in the effort to protect and conserve wildlife in perpetuity. This was an important development for the entire country and Idaho as well. As a result, sound wildlife biology and herd management allowed big game species to exist in consistent population densities within the carrying capacity of Sun Valley’s mountainous ecosystem. Due to this, the relatively high populations of Idaho’s big game and the expansive wilderness surrounding Sun Valley, the Gem State became famous for its quality big game hunting opportunities. ERNEST HEMINGWAY Ernest Hemingway, one of Sun Valley’s celebrity residents, spent countless days between 1939 and 1961 hunting the local mountains and valleys for big game and often was accompanied by wellknown stars of the time such as Gary Cooper among others. In those days, Sun Valley resort offered hunting as an optional daily recreation and Hemingway and the resort’s head guide, Taylor Williams, became fast friends. Many photographs exist of Hemingway and his wives and children afield in search of wild quarry and were often shared as marketing tools aimed at publicizing the wildness of Sun Valley in direct compliment to its luxurious lodgings, restaurants and ski slopes. Today, little has changed in regard to big game hunting in the Sun Valley area. Populations of elk are at an all-time high, mule deer remain numerous, pronghorn antelope and mountain goats flourish and moose and bighorn sheep roam as they always have, majestic and regal among the endless Douglass fir forests and alpine basins high above. Hundreds of local families depend on wild game to fill their freezers each year primarily through the harvest of deer and elk, using bows and arrows, muzzleloaders or rifles. The pursuit of big game in the modern day continues to serve many purposes above and beyond the filling of freezers however. It also provides opportunities for friends and family to unite in a common pursuit while joining together in hunting camps

to share stories and bond, often in a multi-generational fashion, in only the way the outdoors can accommodate. Idaho Wilderness Outfitters, Idaho’s most expansive land-based big game hunting outfitter, bases its headquarters in Hailey and offers backcountry camps throughout hundreds of thousands of acres of public land. The male and female guides, wranglers and camp bosses of IWO take great pride in providing big game hunting opportunities for guests from around the world. Continuing to promote this lifestyle and these experiences is a professional pursuit that is unique within the Wood River Valley and one that Idaho Wilderness Outfitters has become famous for since its inception in 1985. Looking forward to the future, it is crystal clear that big game hunting will continue to serve the critical role of conserving big game species as the most important tool of wildlife biologists who are tasked with managing Idaho’s wildlife populations. And of the many benefits of hunting, which include providing protein and the opportunity to share the wild places of the region with friends and family, the most significant benefit is to the big game species themselves through thoughtful, science-based management aimed at long-term population goals within the carrying capacity of the ecosystem. It is a fair statement then to suggest that Hemingway would be pleased to know that hunting, the tradition he valued so highly and to which he dedicated himself for so many years in the Sun Valley area, will remain a central aspect of the mountain culture he held so dear. F

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ZIONS BANK BOULDER MOUNTAIN TOUR and the SUN VALLEY NORDIC FESTIVAL February 1-6, 2022 One of the crown jewels of the Gem State is the Zions Bank Boulder Mountain Tour, which wends its way through the pristine Sawtooth National Recreation Area north of Ketchum. Now celebrating its 49th anniversary, the BMT is one of the longest-running and most respected cross-country ski races in North America. Leading off the Sun Valley Nordic Festival is the NordicTown USA Sprints, followed by the Boulder Mountain Tour Expo featuring industry insiders, sponsors, goods and bib bag pickup. 800 skiers will toe the line for the in-person Boulder Mountain Tour and celebrate their accomplishment at an awards party that evening at Ketchum Town Square. On Saturday, February 5, the Full Boulder begins outside of historic Galena Lodge in spectacular Senate Meadows. The gently rolling terrain of the 34-kilometer course is friendly to skiers of all ages and abilities. For families wanting to enjoy the course with small children or those new to the sport, the 15-kilometer Half Boulder is an excellent option. Beginning at Baker Creek, the Half starts and finishes on the Full Boulder course. Supported by veteran race organizers and experienced volunteers, the BMT is an experience that will be enjoyed by one and all and long remembered. Virtual race participants can ski 15 or 30 kilometers on a course of their choice. Official BMT courses will be set throughout the United States, including Soldier Hollow in Utah, and The Meissner Nordic Community Ski Trails in Oregon. For details and additional information, please visit bouldermountaintour.com or email us at bouldermountaintour@gmail.com. Photo by Nils Ribi Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/bouldermountaintour SUN VALLEY SOURCE

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DISCOVER SUNRISE!

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SNOWMOBILING Idaho has more than 7,200 miles of snowmobile trails – the most offered by any state in the Lower 48. The Boulder Creek Area, from Boulder Lake to the North Fork of the Big Wood River, holds miles and miles of groomed trails. In addition, the land surrounding the East Fork of the Big Wood River is open all season. Map page 94 Contact Smiley Creek 877.774.3547, Sawtooth National Recreation Area 800.260.5970 or Blaine County Recreation District, 208.788.2117.

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Sun Valley has been voted the #1 ski resort in North America by readers of SKI Magazine for the past two years in a row, and it’s easy to see why. Bald Mountain (the centerpiece of the resort) offers 3,400 vertical feet and over 2,400 acres of sustained fall-line skiing and some of the best groomed runs in the world. But Sun Valley doesn’t just have world-class groomers on offer – the terrain is varied and diverse, boasting exceptional tree skiing, wide open bowls, and bumps galore for those seeking an even greater challenge. Top it off with a bevy of high-speed chairlifts laid across the entire mountain, nonexistent lift lines, and immaculate base lodges and on-mountain restaurants, and you’ve got all the necessary ingredients for an amazing skiing and riding experience. Last season, the resort debuted its new Sunrise terrain, a 380-acre zone defined by its untracked bowls, steep tree skiing, and challenging chutes. Long known by locals as one of Bald Mountain’s premier powder stashes, Sunrise brings a new dimension to the Sun Valley skiing experience and offers thrills for expert skiers and riders looking to test their skills in backcountry-style terrain. The resort didn’t just add new terrain last season though; after skiing Sunrise, skiers and riders are brought to the bottom of the new Broadway high-speed quad, which quickly whisks guests up to the Roundhouse restaurant, the perfect spot for a lunch break highlighted by the fabled establishment’s legendary fondue and panoramic views of the Wood River Valley. After lunch, it’s just a quick ride up the Christmas express lift to get back to the top of Bald Mountain, where skiers and riders once again get to ask themselves that wonderful question: which way down?

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Dollar Mountain is Bald Mountain’s little brother and delivers fun for the whole family in an inclusive, friendly atmosphere. With seven terrain parks offering a variety of features for any skill level, it’s the perfect spot for both aspiring daredevils and experienced freeriders to push their limits and log some hangtime on expertly-sculpted jumps and purpose-built rails and boxes. Not looking to go airborne? Dollar Mountain has what you need, with plenty of uncrowded groomed runs available for novice and intermediate skiers and riders looking to boost their confidence and take their skills to the next level.

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SNOW SPORTS SCHOOL Whether it’s your child’s first time on snow or you’re a seasoned veteran looking to perfect your turns, Sun Valley Resort’s SnowSports school has a team of expert instructors dedicated to the mountain lifestyle and who are committed to sharing the joy of skiing and riding with you and your family. No matter your age, ability level, or goals, Sun Valley SnowSports has the perfect program for you.

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un Valley seemingly has it all: exceptional dining options, awe-inspiring natural recreation, world-class events. But whether you’re new to town or a lifelong local, even the most enthusiastic of residents need to get out of town for a day sometimes. We’ve compiled a list of great day trips to take this winter that will give you a taste of something new but have you back in town by dinner time.

GALENA Located just 23 miles north of Ketchum on Highway 75, Galena Lodge is a perfect escape for the day into the Boulder Mountains. This communityowned lodge is surrounded by some of the best winter trails in the nation, including 50km of groomed Nordic ski trails and over 25km of snowshoe trails. Equipment is available for rent at the lodge and private ski lessons or snowshoe tours can be booked. Passes are required to use the trail system and can be purchased at the lodge: $18 for adults, free for youth 17 and under, and 38

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$5 for dogs or snowshoeing. If driving snowy, windy roads isn’t your idea of a good time, take the free Ride ‘n Glide shuttle from town up to the Lodge. After you’ve spent the day enjoying the snowy trails, head inside for a hearty lunch. Be sure to take advantage of Twenty-Dollar Tuesdays—snowshoes, trail pass, and a warm mug of soup for $20!

acres of untouched terrain surrounding Stanley in addition to hundreds of miles of groomed trails. Both snowmobiles and snowshoes are available to rent in town. For skiers and snowboarders, there’s no chairlift but there are endless backcountry peaks perfect for skinning and finding untapped pow lines. Two cross-country ski areas are also available within a few miles of town if earning your turns isn’t your forte. Check out the Stanley outdoor ice rink for a day of skating beneath the towering Sawtooth Mountains. At the end of your day of outdoor recreation, be sure to hit one of the many hot springs in the area before driving back to Ketchum. Make a reservation at the Mountain Village Resort to use their Instagram-worthy hot spring pool with views of the mountains. Or talk to a local about how to find some of the undeveloped, more primitive hot springs located in the area. There are also tons of winter events in Stanley such as the Sawtooth Bonspiel in January or the popular Stanley Winterfest in Febru-

STANLEY The small town of Stanley is located in the Sawtooth Mountains just an hour’s drive north of Ketchum. Though most visit during the summer to enjoy hiking in the area or visiting nearby Redfish Lake, Stanley has plenty to offer in the winter season. Even better, the snow tends to last longer in this town at 6,200 feet, meaning you can winter recreate well into May most years. There are plenty of options for winter recreation. Try snowmobiling or snowshoeing on the thousands of

ary that includes such events as inner tube riding, fat bike racing, live music, skijoring, and outhouse races!

the lodge for homemade fare like chili and burgers or the Fox Den pub for a cozy hangout spot.

SOLDIER MOUNTAIN If a day of affordable, family-friendly fun is on your agenda, head 62 miles out of Ketchum to the town of Fairfield where the Soldier Mountain Ski Area has been operating since 1947. Since then it’s had several owners through the generations, including Bruce Willis who purchased the ski area in the late ‘90s and donated it to a non-profit in 2012. Under new ownership since 2020, the ski area has two chairlifts reaching up to 7,177 feet and a magic carpet for kids to learn on. It’s certainly not the same as skiing on Baldy, but you’ll get in some good turns on this tucked-away gem. The real attraction at Soldier is the Snow Cat skiing on 2,000 acres of skiable backcountry terrain. Book private excursions with a guide team to explore private pow in open bowls, glades, and trees. Prices for this amazing opportunity range from $350 for a single to $3,750 for a private day rental of the 12-seat cat. If you’re just looking to stay on the regular slopes, a day ticket is $49 for adults over 18, $29 for youth 6-17, and free for children 5 and under. Season passes and half-day tickets are also available as are equipment rentals and private lessons. At the end of the day, head to

TRINITY HOT SPRINGS There are many natural hot springs available for free in the Sun Valley area, but if you’re looking for a special treat, drive two hours to Trinity Hot Springs, located along the Middle Fork of the Boise River. The only certified “Naturliches Heilwasser” (natural health water) in north America recognized by the Institut Fresenius in Europe—the international authority on free-flowing spring sources of exceptional purity that contain beneficial minerals—Trinity was formerly Paradise Hot Springs before being purchased in 2014 by the Rock family. The beneficial minerals

in the water, including high levels of naturally occurring silica and fluoride, make these waters both healing and relaxing. Day passes for drop-in soaks are $15 for adults, $10 for youth 5-17 years old, and $5 for children under 5. If you plan to come back more than once, you might consider an annual membership which runs just $25/year for adults, $20/year for youth, and $15/year for children (annual membership dues include first soak of the year). If you’d like to keep the relaxation going, head from the springs to the spa for a massage or other body treatment. And if you find you can’t tear yourself away from the relaxing nature of Trinity, book a room or a cabin in one of their many lodgings. F

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You come to Sun Valley for snow skiing but return for the memories. Where else can you recreate winter reminiscences where nothing changes, yet everything is new again. I BROUGHT SOME CORN FOR POPPING. nyone game for dinner at Gretchen’s and a movie? For as long as I can remember, the Sun Valley Opera House offered an après ski screening of the 1941 classic, “Sun Valley Serenade.” Star of the film and ice, Sonja Henie did not downhill ski. Therefore, Olympic gold medalist Gretchen Frasier performed Sonja’s scenes on Bald Mountain. Unforgettable landscapes from Serenade are still recognizable today. That’s the magic of Sun Valley.

OH, THE WEATHER OUTSIDE IS FRIGHTFUL, BUT THE FIRE IS SO DELIGHTFUL. No skiing, no problem. You can keep warm and cozy while enjoying the breathtaking Lookout views and a pot of fondue from the historic Roundhouse restaurant seen in Serenade. On a cold, blustery day, I revel in riding the gondola to the Roundhouse. Imagine how luxurious the gondola is in comparison to a highspeed chairlift. Yes, you can join in the fireside festivities without wearing ski boots and carrying skis. THE LIGHTS ARE TURNED DOWN LOW. As the sun sets over the outdoor ice rink, the famous Sun Valley Ice show begins. Families delight in the show from the deck of the Sun Valley Lodge or while seated along the sides of the rink, bundled up with hot cocoa and Irish Whiskeys in hand. As children, we sat on the bleachers and watched Olympians like Dorothy Hamill and Scott Hamilton rehearse. You never knew what legendary skater might appear on the ice. In 1992 writer Ray Grass of Deseret News aptly noted, “There’s more gold and silver on the ice at Sun Valley than in most banks.” We still adore donning the skating garb and getting out on the rink. I heavily advise against attempting a spin without taking a lesson or two first! HOW I’LL HATE GOING OUT IN THE STORM. There is something about the smells from a kitchen that bring you back to your childhood. Everybody always found their way to the kitchen, and it would emanate with laughter that rang throughout the house. Making warm memories with new and old friends through sharing a meal together is irreplaceable. The Sun Valley Culinary Institute is the culinary hub of the Wood River Valley. Housed in an 1880s-era building, you can feel the history when you step inside.

Whether it is learning new recipes with acquaintances, a romantic date, or bringing together friends for dinner with a renowned chef, nothing compares to sharing stories and creating memories around the kitchen table. IT DOESN’T SHOW SIGNS OF STOPPING. Sun Valley has a long and rich tradition of cross-country skiing. Established in 1973, The Boulder Mountain Tour (BMT) is a point-to-point, 34-kilometer cross-country ski race, part of the Sawtooth National Recreational Area’s network of groomed Nordic trails. Lifelong local Berit Campion was so tired after her first BMT, she fell asleep at the awards ceremony and missed going on stage to collect the prize for the youngest competitor. Campion grew up on the ski team, testing her mettle on the Galena Lodge Trails. Today, three generations of Campion’s cross-country ski together in Sun Valley. She often thinks of one of her college coaches, Ruff Patterson, saying, ‘Swedish proverb: There’s no such thing as bad weather only bad clothes.’ The infamous Joe Cannon no longer performs at the defunct Creekside Bar at Warm Springs, but you might be lucky enough to catch him in town at Whiskey Jacques. Though time moves on, much stays the same. One unforgettable winter experience that continues to be an annual tradition is gathering with friends and family on Christmas Eve to watch the torchlight parade ski down Dollar Mountain. F

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llie and Matt’s journey together has taken them all over the country, beginning in Washington, DC where they first met and fell in love. Allie was in nursing school and Matt was working in the U.S. Senate. As a Seattle native, Allie had grown up skiing in and visiting Sun Valley with her family, and first introduced Matt, a Connecticut native, to the idyllic town over New Years in their first year as a couple. It didn’t take long for Matt to count Idaho among his favorite places. After deciding to move to Seattle in 2018, they meandered across the country and enjoyed experiencing many new towns and cities, but none as much as Sun Valley, their last stop before the final leg of the drive to Seattle. Sun Valley became a frequent escape for the couple for skiing in the winter and golfing, fly fishing or hiking with their beloved yellow lab Nala in the summer. Given their shared affection for Sun Valley, Matt thought it would be the ideal place to ask Allie to marry him. They got engaged on the scenic White Clouds trail with Bald Mountain in the background and Nala playing a key role. The couple knew instantly this is where they wanted to celebrate their marriage with family and friends. Amanda Seaward of Absolute Weddings 60

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FLUSH TOILETS

Box 10159 Ketchum, 727-6942, Fax: 726-5047

$35-40

$27

$35-45

$18-32

$25

$30

PETS

$18-32

HANDI-CAP ACCESS

DUMP STATION

PULL-THROUGH

$27-550

LP GAS

LAUNDRY

Riverside RV Park & Campground

HOOKUPS

BELLEVUE

PRICE RANGE

RV PARKS & CAMPGROUNDS

NO. OF UNITS

Box 635, 622-3510, Fax: 622-3510

403 Broadford Rd., 788-2020 KETCHUM

Smiley Creek Lodge

HC 64, Box 9102, 774-3547, Fax: 774-2280, www.smileycreeklodge.com The Meadows RV Park

Box 475, off Hwy. 75 at the number 13 Braodway Run, 726-5445 STANLEY

Elk Mountain RV Resort

Box 115, 774-2202, Fax: 774-3756 Mountain Village Resort RV Park

Box 350, 774-3661, 800-843-5475, Fax: 774-3761 Smiley Creek Lodge

HC 64, Box 9102, 774-3547, Fax: 774-2280, www.smileycreeklodge.com Torrey’s Resort & RV Park

HC 67, Box 725, 838-2313, 888-838-2313 Valley Creek Lodge & RV Park Box 402, Hwy. 21, 774-3606, off Hwy 21 (WiFi access)

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A Beautiful Golf Course Awaits You! Experience the Elk Valley Resort golf course in Featherville, located in the heart of the Smoky Mountains. This challenging yet friendly, 9-hole course designed by David Michelsen, takes full advantage of the natural terrain and breathtaking views for the ultimate golf experience. Additional amenities include: Practice green, driving range and golf carts. Open to the public with seasonal memberships. A limited number of 2 to 3 acre home sites are available.

RV Park Featuring 18 Full Hook-Up Pads! The new RV Park is now available with daily, monthly and seasonal rates. The RV Pads will accommodate big rigs requiring 50 amp. electrical. Only 1.5 hours from Sun Valley, Boise or Twin Falls. Located near the South Fork of the Boise River and 15 minutes from the 20 mile long Anderson Ranch Reservoir. Our RV guests will have access to the club house, full bar, swimming pool, tennis court, horse shoe pit, outdoor patio and outdoor firepit. Let us cater your wedding, reunion or special event. The Snowmobile Hub to the Trinity Mountains! Winter parking for snowmobile rigs, open bar, pool table and large screen TV’s. Stop in at the Lodge and have a hot toddy in front of our huge fireplace. This area features approximately 380 miles of groomed snowmobile trails and host to the ISR Snow Drags in February of each year.

Reservations required for dinner parties: 208.653.2227 | Featherville, Idaho | 208.653.2376 | 26 miles from Highway 20

EXPERIENCE

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Healthy Gut By Julie Johnson, NTP

the bloodstream. They also inhibit the growth of pathogenic bacteria by competing for nutrients that would otherwise be utilized by the pathogens for growth and proliferation.

Viruses cause inflammation.

f you don’t have a healthy response to inflammation you may get sick. Keeping your gut microbiome in good working order is the most direct way to keep your inflammatory response working in your favor. Pre-biotics is the way to achieve that. PROBIOTICS Many experts agree that prebiotic fiber is the single most important nutrient for a healthy gut – and hence a healthy immune system. In fact, prebiotics serve as a critical food source for the probiotic bacteria that occupy your colon and bowel. Without the fuel they need, your gut bacteria won’t be able to perform the host of functions they play in your health including reducing inflammation and improving your immune system. Prebiotic-rich foods include artichokes, garlic, onions, leek, asparagus, beetroot, cabbage, beans and legumes, leafy greens, custard apples, nectarines, white peaches, dried fruit, cashews, and pistachios. Probiotics help to strengthen the body against pathogens by improving the integrity of the gut wall barrier to stop harmful microorganisms from entering

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ANTIOXIDANT FOODS Since your immune system can be altered by environmental, dietary, and lifestyle factors, it’s possible to strengthen your defenses through nutrition. In fact, when it comes to promoting a healthy immune system, nutrition is critically important. As you get older, it becomes even more important to eat more immunesupporting foods, as immunity typically declines with age due to nutrient deficiencies and impaired absorption. Antioxidants are generally found in plant based foods. The three most common are known as the “ACE” vitamins – beta-carotene (which is the plant form of vitamin A), vitamin C, and vitamin E. Red, yellow, and orange vegetables are rich in the antioxidant nutrients, lycopene, beta carotene, and vitamin C, and are a great support to your immune system function. DARK LEAFY GREENS are rich in folate, calcium, and antioxidants such as lutein and zeaxanthin. Folate is especially vital for producing antibodies that work to destroy antigens that can cause illness. When chewed and chopped, these vegetables also release compounds called isothiocyanates and indoles that protect against various carcinogens. They help reduce the activity of estrogen in the body and therefore have a twofold role in protecting against estrogen-related cancers. ONIONS contain prebiotic fructans, a group of complex carbohydrates that provide soluble fiber. This fiber passes undigested through the small intestine to the large intestine where it provides food for the beneficial bacteria such as Bifido-

bacteria and Lactobacilli. Onions are also packed with immune-supporting nutrients such as selenium, zinc, and vitamin C. Selenium, especially, is found in higher concentrations in onions than in other vegetables. Selenium plays a key role in immune system regulation. It stimulates the immune system to increase the production of antibodies and causes increased T cell and macrophage activity. This mineral also exhibits antibacterial and antiviral properties and may play a part in the management of inflammatory and allergic conditions. Onions are also one of the best sources of the antioxidant flavonoid, quercetin, which has both antiviral properties and histamine-regulating effects. GARLIC is one of the most effective natural antimicrobials, stimulating the production of white blood cells and acting against a wide range of bacteria, fungi, parasites, and viruses. It is one of the most well-known foods to enhance your immune system and fight against infections. Garlic is used to combat fungal infections such as yeast infections, athlete’s foot, and ringworm, and is a standard ingredient in anti-candida diets. Like onion, garlic also contains fructans which selectively stimulate beneficial

bacteria and inhibit pathogens in the gut. GINGER is a potent anti-inflammatory and antioxidant that helps combat the effects of free radicals on your cells. It also has antimicrobial and antifungal properties and can help protect against oral and respiratory infections. Due to its high concentration of plant compounds, ginger has significant antiviral activity. It is also a useful cough remedy as it helps break down and expel mucous and clears your airways. MUSHROOMS have been used for centuries in Chinese medicine and were considered to be beneficial in promoting longevity and even immortality! Shiitake, for example, has been used to alleviate the common cold for centuries. It enhances host resistance against infections by bacteria, fungi, parasites, and viruses. Reishi is an antioxidant and an antiinflammatory that helps regulate the immune system by stimulating immune cells. Lion’s Mane, due to its polysaccharide compounds, also has immune-stimulating and anti-inflammatory properties as does Cordyceps and Chaga mushrooms. NUTS AND SEEDS such as chia

Genetics load the gun, lifestyle pulls the trigger. seeds, flaxseeds, sunflower seeds, walnuts, and almonds are a simple addition to many dishes to help support immune system function. They contain various disease preventing nutrients such as fiber and omega 3 fatty acids, as well as vitamins and minerals. Sunflower seeds and almonds, for example, are packed full of vitamin E which is a potent antioxidant known to reduce the risk of inflammation-related diseases, Nuts and seeds also contain high amounts of minerals such as iron, zinc, and calcium. Zinc, particularly, is a critical nutrient for immune system function. GREEN TEA has the highest concentration of polyphenols (antioxidants) which helps slow down the process of oxidative damage to your body. Green tea contains compounds called catechins, as well as the antioxidant quercetin and the amino acid L-theanine, all of which sup-

port a strong immune system. Every good choice you make with your food is a step towards future health. Since your immune system can be altered by environmental, dietary and lifestyle factors, it is possible to strengthen your defenses using nutrition. The scientific consensus is clear that plants offer amazing protective potential and that a diet high in fiber from vegetables, fruits, and unrefined grains and low in processed and chemically adulterated foods can enhance your immune system and protect you from a wide range of serious illnesses and diseases. You have the power to decide what you put on your plate. You can choose nutrient-dense whole plant foods with a focus on colorful vegetables and fruits, whole grains, nuts and seeds that are going to buffer your defense capabilities. Excellent health is now a choice that is truly in your hands. F

Organic Market & Café

Celebrating 12 years of bringing the best soups to Ketchum Farmer’s Market with Waterwheel Gardens 1-5:30 pm • Tuesdays Newly Upgraded Full Kitchen

We support Idaho farms and food producers Locally owned with personal service

• Hot Sandwiches, Wraps and Vegan Dishes • • Variety of Soups and Salads • • Outdoor Seating •

Cultured Vegetables, Local Greens, Meat, Eggs, Dairy Supplements

www.jjnourishme.com

151 N. Main Street | Ketchum (208) 928-7604 | 9am - 6pm SUN VALLEY SOURCE

real food. wholesome goodness. always. Photos: Jane McCann

New deli case dine-in take-out CATERING Family health creativity love community flavor spice connectiveness

Rasberrys Bistro 411 5th Street East Lower Level Ketchum, Idaho 208.726.0606 rasberrys.net @rasberrys _ eatery

CATERING BY

Rasberrys Voted Best of the Valley CATERERS 2014 - 2020

CATERING

DELIVERY TAKE-OUT

RESERVATIONS

BEER & WINE

726-7155

Thai

Apples Bar & Grill

726-7067

American

Atkinsons’ Market

726-5668

Sandwiches, Deli & Bakery

Bigwood Bread & Cafe

726-2034

Bakery/Light Fare

Bigwood Bar & Grill

726-4024

American

Burger Grill

726-7733

American

Cellar Pub (The)

622-3832

American

China Panda

726-3591

Asian

Despo’s Mexican Food

726-3068

Mexican

Enoteca

928-6280

Tappas

Galena Lodge – 24 miles north of Ketchum

726-4010

American

Glow Live Food Cafe

725-0314

Organic Raw Vegetarian

Grill at Knob Hill

726-8004

Exquisite American

Grumpy’s

no phone

Burgers

il Naso

726-7776

Italian

Java on 4th

726-2882

Coffee & Cafe

Johnny G’s Sub Shack

725-7827

Hot and Cold Sub Sandwiches

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Mexican Food

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COCKTAILS

DINNER

A Taste of Thai

KB’s Ketchum Buritos

LUNCH

KETCHUM

BREAKFAST

DECK DINING

DINING

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Sun Valley’s Favorite Authentic Thai & Sushi

Best in the Valley since 2013! LUNCH • DINNER Lunch Bento Boxes

310 North Main Street • Hailey, Idaho • 208-928-7111 • dangthaicuisine.com

Get yourself noticed. Advertise in the

SUN VALLEY Call 208-720-1352 for Summer 2022 issue

www.sunvalleysource.com

SANDWICHES MADE WITH LOVE Best In The Valley... Let Us Prove It! Homemade Soups, Sandwich Platters Salads, Cookies & Other Treats! Patio Dining & Catering Hours: 10am - 3pm Monday - Saturday 171 N. Main Street • Hailey, Idaho • 208-788-2411

DINE IN • TAKE OUT • CATERING MENU AVAILABLE ONLINE

www.feedyourbelly.com SUN VALLEY SOURCE

726-9462

Idaho American

La Cabañita Mexican Food

725-5001

Real Mexican

La Parrilla Restaurant

928-7094

Mexican

Lefty’s Bar & Grill

726-2744

Burgers

Mama Inez Taqueria

726-0125

Michel’s Christiania

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Southwestern Cuisine

726-3388

Traditional French

Perry’s

726-7703

Breakfast, Lunch & Bakery & Deli

Pioneer Saloon

726-3139

American Steak House

Rasberrys

726-0606

Gourmet Bistro

Rickshaw

726-8481

Dishes From Around The World

Rominna’s

726-6961

Italian Influenced Cuisine

Sawtooth Club (The)

726-5233

Creative American

Smoky Mountain Pizza & Pasta

622-5625

Pizza & Pasta

Sun Valley Wine Company

726-2442

Light Fare

Sushi on Second

726-5181

Asian Fusion

Town Square Tavern

726-6969

Mediterranean

Vintage Restaurant

726-9595

Elegant Cajun

Warfield Distillery & Brewery

726-2739

Creative Pub Fare

Whiskey Jacque’s

726-5297

Pizza & Grill

Wise Guy Pizza

726-0737

Pizza

Wrap City

727-6766

American

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BEER & WINE

Kneadery (The)

RESERVATIONS

DELIVERY TAKE-OUT

New American with Idaho Emphasis

CATERING

726-4660

DINNER

Ketchum Grill

LUNCH

KETCHUM cont.

BREAKFAST

DECK DINING

DINING

Recommended and featured restaurants appear in red.

SUN VALLEY Sun Valley Resort Dining Reservations

622-2800

Trail Creek Cabin

622-2019

Family

Elkhorn Grill

622-2820

Burgers & Sandwiches

Gretchen’s

622-2144

Family

Konditori

622-2235

Light Fare

Lobby Lounge & Duchin Bar

622-2365

American

Ram Restaurant

622-2225

Gourmet

Round House

622-2012

On Baldy

Sun Valley Club

622-2919

Light Fare

Village Station

622-2143

Pizza, Pasta, Burgers

Recommended and featured restaurants appear in red.

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Local Foods

Atkinsons’ Market

788-2294

Sandwiches, Deli & Bakery

A Taste of Thai

578-2488

Asian

Big Belly Deli

788-2411

East Coast Deli

Black Owl Coffee

928-6200

American

Café Della

913-0296

Gourmet Bistro

CK’s Real Food

788-1223

Eclectic Organic Cuisine

Chapalitas

928-7306

Mexican

da Vinci’s

788-7699

Italian

Dang Thai Cuisine

928-7111

Authentic Thai & Sushi

Domino’s Pizza

578-2100

Pizza

El Lago Azul

578-1700

El Toro

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Mexican

788-3899

Mexican

Hailey Coffee Company

788-8482

Coffee

Jersey Girl

788-8844

American

Jhony’s

928-7929

Peruvian Cuisine

KB’s Hailey Buritos

788-7217

Mexican

La Cabañita Mexican Food

788-1255

Mexican

McDonald’s

788-5986

American

Miramar

788-4060

Mexican

Power House Pub

788-9184

Burgers, Bikes and Beer

Red Shoe (The)

788-5048

American

Shorty’s Diner

578-1293

American

Snow Bunny Drive-In

788-6464

Subway Sandwiches

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BEER & WINE

RESERVATIONS

DELIVERY TAKE-OUT

721-3114

CATERING

Al’s Sustainable Mercantile

DINNER

LUNCH

HAILEY

BREAKFAST

DECK DINING

DINING

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Burgers

578-0650

Sandwiches

Sun Valley Brewing Company

788-0805

Eclectic, Fresh Beer

The Coffee House

928-7655

American Coffee and Café

The Smokey Bone

788-0772

Texas Style Barbecue

Tundra

928-4121

Eclectic

Wicked Spud

788-0009

Burgers

Wise Guy Pizza Pie

788-8688

Pizza

Zou 75

788-3310

Sushi/French Asian Fusion

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COCKTAILS

BEER & WINE

RESERVATIONS

DELIVERY TAKE-OUT

DINNER

CATERING

LUNCH

BELLEVUE

BREAKFAST

DECK DINING

DINING

7 Fuego

788-1034

Baja Style barbecue

Atkinsons’ Market

788-7788

Sandwiches, Deli & Bakery

La Cabañita Mexican Food

928-7550

Real Mexican

Mahoney’s Bar & Grill

788-4449

American

Oak Street Take Out & Catering

788-3646

Gourmet Deli

Silver Dollar

788-2900

American

Silver Dragon

788-8668

Chinese

South Valley Pizzeria

788-1456

Pizza

Bridge Street Grill

774-2208

Steak & Seafood

Mountain Village Resort

774-3317

Family

Back Country Bistro

774-7000

Fine Dining

Kasino Club

774-3516

Steakhouse

Papa Brunee’s

774-2536

Pizza & Pasta

Redfish Lake Lodge (Summers)

774-3536

American

Sawtooth Hotel & Restaurant

721-2459

Homemade

Smiley Creek Lodge

774-3547

American

Stanley Baking Co. (May-Oct)

774-6573

Homemade, Bakery & Espresso

Sunbeam Village Grill

838-2326

Organic Cuisine

The Stanley Sluice

774-2101

Asian Fusion

Iron Mountain Inn

764-3444

Steak & Seafood

Wrangler Drive-In

764-2580

Burgers

Jim Dandy’s Pizza

764-2023

Pizza

Soldier Creek Brewing Company

764-2739

Coffee/Sandwiches

Sandwiched Inn Deli

764-2100

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PIONEER

The

SALOON

If you haven’t been to the Pioneer Saloon, you haven’t been to Ketchum! Hearty steaks & prime rib Fresh seafood Meaty ribs Hard Liquor Wine & beer

320 N. Main St, Ketchum Idaho Hours: Bar opens at 4 pm Dining Room opens at 5 pm We are open every day. We do not accept reservations. Phone: (208) 726-3139 Email: pioneerketchum@gmail.com

A Pioneer gift card makes a

wonderful present. Gift cards can be purchased on our website, over the phone, or in person at the restaurant.

TAKEOUT SPECIAL!

Two for-One Bartender’s Margaritas $9.75 with any order of food to go.

www.pioneersaloon.com

2022 SUN VALLEY NONSTOP FLIGHTS – 6 CITIES!

Chicago (ORD), Denver (DEN), Los Angeles (LAX), Salt Lake City (SLC), San Francisco (SFO), Seattle (SEA) Seattle

Spokane

Portland

Pasco

Kalispell/Glacier Missoula

Lewiston

Redmond

Idaho Falls

Boise

Cody Jackson Hole Pocatello

Sun Valley Twin Falls

CA Sacramento Oakland

Reno

Elko

Salt Lake City UT

Fresno

Las Vegas

Cedar City St.George

Gillette Casper

Burbank AZ Ontario Palm Springs Orange County San Diego

Tucson

Omaha

Denver

Midway

Kansas City

Pittsburgh

Cincinnati

St.Louis

Colorado Springs

Memphis

Oklahoma City

AR MS

Dallas

Austin San Antonio

New York-JFK

DE MD

Tulsa

Baltimore Wash. Dulles Wash. DC

Newark

Philadelphia

Boston

MA CN

Detroit

Chicago

Indianapolis

Grand Junction

Albuquerque

Phoenix

Madison

Rapid City

Minneapolis St. Paul

Los Angeles

Long Beach

Fargo

Rock Springs

San Francisco San Jose

Helena Bozeman Butte Billings

Eugene Medford

Great Falls

Charlotte

Nashville

Birmingham

Atlanta

New Orleans

Houston

Orlando

Tampa

Fort Lauderdale Miami

NON-STOP FLIGHTS TO SUN VALLEY (SUN)

Seattle (SEA) – year-round Salt Lake City (SLC) – year-round, Los Angeles (LAX) – winter (holidays) Denver (DEN) – winter/summer/fall, Los Angeles (LAX), San Francisco (SFO) – winter/summer, Chicago (ORD) – winter

AIRLINE FLIGHTS CHECK SUN FARES FIRST

AIRLINES SERVING

HAILEY, ID (SUN) Alaska Airlines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.alaskaair.com Nonstop flights: Seattle (SEA) – year-round Delta Airlines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.delta.com Nonstop flights: Salt Lake City (SLC) – year round, Los Angeles (LAX) – winter (holidays) United Airlines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.united.com Nonstop flights: Chicago (ORD) – winter Denver (DEN) – winter/summer/fall Los Angeles (LAX) – winter/summer San Francisco (SFO) – winter/summer

OTHER NEARBY AIRPORTS

BOISE, ID (BOI)

Located 150 miles southwest of Sun Valley and served by seven major airlines.

TWIN FALLS, ID (TWF) 82

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Located 60 miles south of Sun Valley and served by Delta and United Airlines

Photo: Carol Waller

FLY SUN

fall/winter flights nonstop to 6 cities!

FLY SUN Nonstop to ORD, DEN, LAX, SEA, SFO, SLC ONE STOP TO THE WORLD

SEA: Nonstop ﬂights 2x week fall; daily Dec 16-late March

SLC: Nonstop ﬂights 3x daily fall and winter (with some exceptions)

DEN: Nonstop flights daily Sept-March 27 • SFO: Nonstop flights daily Dec 16-March 26 LAX: Nonstop flights daily Dec 16-March 26 • ORD: Nonstop flights Dec 16-March 26

FLIGHT INFO & SCHEDULES at www.ﬂysunvalleyalliance.com

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NORDIC TRAILS

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BIKE PATH The Wood River Trails Bike Path starts in Bellevue and ends just north of Ketchum. This smooth, paved path has scenery all the way and is open to foot traffic, bikes, dogs and skates. In the winter season it is groomed for cross-country skiing. Sorry, no motorized vehicles. Take this trail and leave the car behind!

TOWN BIKE PATH SUN VALLEY SOURCE

Image courtesy of Sun Valley Resort

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KETCHUM

ELKHORN

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HAILEY Cobbleston

e St.

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BELLEVUE

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SOLDIER MOUNTAIN FREE RV PARKING IN SOLDIER MOUNTAIN SKI AREA PARKING AREA • 208-764-2526 FOR DETAILS SOLDIER MOUNTAIN IS LOCATED 43 MILES FROM SUN VALLEY LEGEND SNOWCAT AREA

SKI TRAILS

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Sten’s Run Monument Doran’s Drop Sting T&T Upper Tuck West Rock Pioneer Pio Bowl Mill Run LZ Run Maxima Atomic Bruno Coaster Lower Tuck Lodge Run Out

9,147’ Most Difficult

Top of Chair 1 6,628’

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32 Pioneer Peak 6,671’

C HA IRLI FTS Mill Point 6,585’

30 10

BIRD’S EYE Double Chair - Minutes: 4–5 Vertical: 599’ - Length: 2,265’

35 MISS BELLE The Conveyor Belt - Length: 220’ Glades Minutes: 2 1/2

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14 Terrain Park

HIGH TRAIL EXPRESS Double Chair - Minutes: 7.5 Vertical: 876’ - Length: 3,740’

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CHAIR LIFTS BIRD’S EYE Double Chair - Minutes: 4–5 Vertical: 599’ - Length: 2,265’

Most Difficult CHAIRLIFT

HIGH TRAIL EXPRESS Double Chair - Minutes: 7.5 Vertical: 876’ - Length: 3,740’

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MISS BELLE Conveyor Belt - Length: 220’ Minutes: 2 1/2

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LEGEND SKI TRAILS

Soldier CAT19TRACK Sten’s Run Boushay Peak 20 Monument Monkey Parking 7,177’ 21 Doran’s Drop South Ridge Ski Patrol 22 Sting Bobby’s Bowl &T 1723 T18 Restaurant Challenge 15 24 Upper Tuck Dave’s Dream Tickets 16 Slide 25 West Rock Cunningham 19 26 Pioneer Yurt Canyon 27 Pio Bowl Easter North Ridge 20 28 Mill Run 29 LZ Run 24 Wally’s Wallop 30 Maxima Timber 23 22 31 Atomic Upper Palomino 21 CHAIRLIFTS Lower Palomino 32 Bruno Fritz BIRD’S EYE 33 Coaster Lower Minutes: 4–5Tuck ClaudeDouble BusterChair -34 Vertical: 599’ -35 Length: 2,265’ Lodge Run Out 25 Broadway Ruby’s HIGH Ridge TRAIL EXPRESS 11 Double Chair - Minutes:26 7.5 12876’ - Length: 3,740’ Vertical: 27

MON

Restaurant Scheduled Openings Only Tickets

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Parking BRIDGE CREEK AREA Ski Patrol

10,095’

9,529’

S K I TCHAIRLIFT RAILS

CHAIRLIFT

Smoky Dome

Peak 2

19 Boushay 20 Monkey 21 South Ridge 22 Bobby’s Bowl 23 Challenge 24 Dave’s Dream Cunningham Slide 25 26 Canyon 27 Easter 28 North Ridge 29 Wally’s Wallop 30 Timber Upper Palomino LEG E N D 31 Lower Palomino 32 FritzSKI TRAILS 33 34 ClaudeEasiest Buster 35 Broadway More Difficult Ruby’s Ridge Most Difficult

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SKI TRAILS

Base Lodge 5,756’’

Soldier Mountain Ski area Base: 5,756’ • Top: 7,177’ • Vertical Rise: 1,425’ Featuring 1,150 Skiable Acres

ED UPHILL ROUTE

Please check our Website or Facebook page for snow conditions and the most recent updates: soldiermountain.com facebook.com/soldiermountain

SOLDIER MOUNTAIN SKI AREA IS OPERATED UNDER PERMIT FROM SAWTOOTH NATIONAL FOREST

SOLDIER MOUNTAIN

CALL FOR RESERVATIONS 208-764-2526 EXT. 101 92

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STANLEY

Enjoy the magic of Stanley, Idaho SUN VALLEY SOURCE

SNOWMOBILING Stanley

Legend - Sawtooth Basin Groomed Snowmobile Trail Ungroomed Snowmobile Access to Open Area

Wild Life - Closed Cross-Country Ski Area - Closed

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Private Land - Closed

Open Area Cross-Country Ski Trail No Snowmobiling in the Sawtooth Wilderness Area

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Snowmobilers, please stay on marked trail in red area

For a detailed trail map, please go to Woodside Motorsports

Alturas Lake Smiley Creek Lodge Ketchum Galena (35 miles)

Woodside Motorsports

4040 Glenbrook Drive Woodside Industrial Park Hailey, Idaho 208-788-4005 www.woodsidemotorsports.net

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State-of-the-art vision & eye health evaluations Diagnosis and treatment of eye disease Cataract laser & refractive surgery consultations Designer eyewear gallery including sunglasses & sports eyewear • No-obligation contact lens trials • Most insurance plans excepted

DRS. Snapp, Davis, Williams and Nate Hailey • 788-4120 110 N. 1st Ave.

Ketchum • 726-3363

www.eyecenterdoctors.com

180 1st Ave. N.

190 First Ave N • Ketchum • 208-928-7620 • sunvalleyneedlearts.com

Fine Quality Dry Cleaning Eco-friendly 140 West Sun Valley Road • Ketchum • 208-622-2768 SUN VALLEY SOURCE

LIST OF ADVERTISERS YOUR RESOURCE AND WEB DIRECTORY PAGE ADVERTISER

WEBSITE

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WEBSITE

Absolute Weddings

amandaseaward.com

NourishMe

jjnourishme.com

All Seasons Landscaping

allseasons.info

Ozzies Shoes

ozziesshoes.com

AmericInn

americinn.com

Pella Windows & Doors

pellaketchum.com

Atkinsons’ Market

atkinsons.com

Pioneer Saloon

pioneersaloon.com

boiseaudi.com

Premier Cleaners

facebook.com

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