Field Guide 2025 v2

Sundance Mountain Resort

Main Extensions

Activities + Experiences

Activity Center & Ticketing............. 4849 Ticketing Art Studio...........

Studio........... 4535 Concierge............. 6000 Concierge Front Desk...........

Desk........... 4020 General Store........

Store........ 4250 Mountain Outfitters..

Outfitters.. 4121 Restaurants.........

Restaurants ......... 4220 Room Service.........

Service......... 4211 Spa................... 4270 Spa Wellness & Fitness Center.......

Center....... 8930

Activity Center & Ticketing............... 45 Ticketing

Food + Beverage Bearclaw Cabin.........

Cabin......... 28 The Deli...............

Deli............... 28 Foundry Grill..........

Grill.......... 26 Mountain Camp Cafe.....

Cafe..... 28 The Owl Bar............

Bar............ 27 The Living Room........

Room........ 27 The Lookout............

Lookout............ 28 Tree Room..............

Room.............. 26 Tree Room Library......

Library...... 27 Room Delivery..........

Delivery.......... 26

Sustainability Conservation & Preservation............ 46 Preservation Sundance Nature Alliance........

Alliance........ 47

WINTER Alpine Skiing & Snowboarding .......... 12 Ski & Snowboard School..

School.. 12 Cross Country Skiing & Snowshoeing...........

Snowshoeing ........... 12 Night Skiing & Full Moon Nordic Ski...

Ski... 12 Ski Tours..............

Tours.............. 12 SUMMER Bike & E-bike..........

E-bike.......... 18 Mountain Biking & Clinics................. 18 Clinics Scenic Trail Bike Tour.

Tour.. 18 Hiking............18, Hiking ......... 18, 22, 23 Horseback Riding.......

Riding....... 18 Mountaintop Yoga....

Yoga....18, 18, 40 Scenic Lift Rides......

Rides...... 18 ZipTour................. 18 ZipTour YEAR ROUND Art Classes............

Classes............ 37 Birding.............. 16-17 Birding Dining Experiences.....

Experiences..... 29 Fly Fishing.........

Fishing.........12, 12, 18 Groups & Weddings......

Weddings...... 29 Music................... 32 Music Rentals................. 45 Rentals Shopping..............

Shopping .............. 45 Spa Services...........

Services........... 40 Speaker Series.........

Series......... 32 The Springs............

Springs............ 41 Yoga..................

Yoga .................. 40 Venues.................. 29 Venues

Featured artists and illustrators: Conrad Nebeker / Goodwin / Christian Degn Petersen / alex Cochran / Iris Gottleib / Rad Smith

Welcome to Sundance Mountain Resort— a place for recreation, for reflection, for reverence.

A place where you can ski a stunning slope, savor a bite with a view, patronize the performing arts, try your hand at a pottery wheel, feel the mist of an alpine waterfall, or sink into a soothing warm pool in the woods.

Here, whatever activities fill your day, the real impact is in what this place does for you— where your body, mind, spirit, and creativity connect and take root.

Come on in and play a while.

The Land Sundance Mountain Resort is located at the base of 12,000-foot Mount Timpanogos, in Provo Canyon, Utah. The 2,600 acre resort includes 1,862 acres of land preserved through a conservation easement and restrictive covenants, including the 316 acre Redford Family Elk Meadows Preserve.

Nature benefits our heart and mind, our body and spirit.

At Sundance Mountain Resort, well-being and creativity are tied to the land.

Every experience here is rooted in sustaining the whole person.

This place offers the physical and mental open space to explore, discover, relax, create, and find (or lose) yourself.

Here, the experiences you seek await you.

And we’re committed to helping you find them.

The North Fork creek flows throughout the resort to the North Fork of the Provo River.

Stewart Falls is nestled within the protected wilderness.

Snowmelt and precipitation sustain the land. Water is life.

We acknowledge that this land is the ancestral home of the Noohchew Ute People and the other tribes of Utah, the Shoshone, Paiute, Goshute and Navajo.

We recognize and respect the enduring relationship that exists between many Indigenous peoples and their traditional homelands.

We appreciate their stewardship and aspire to preserve and conserve the land we now know as Sundance Mountain Resort.

All nature is doing her best each moment to make us well— she exists for no other end.

Do not resist her.

Henry David Thoreau

The Sundance MOUNTAIN RESORT story 300 Million Years Ago

The Mountain and Canyon Sundance Mountain Resort is located within the Wasatch Mountain Range, seated in a valley between Mount Timpanogos to the west and the North Fork Ridge in the north east.

Mount Timpanogos—the second highest peak of the Wasatch Range—rises to an elevation of 11,752 feet (3,582 meters) above sea level.

“Timp” is comprised of rocks formed 300 million years ago when most of central North America was submerged under a shallow sea.

Provo Canyon runs between Mount Timpanogos on the north and Mount Cascade on the south. Through forces of erosion, the Provo River has carved out the canyon over time.

Up to the 1900s

The Ute People The Noohchew Ute People called the mountains throughout Utah and Colorado home. Their lands were rich with fish and game. The Toompahnahwach (Mouth of the Headwaters) Ute Band resided in the Wasatch Mountains.

The Utes had great fisheries in what is called Utah Lake today. Most Noohchew spent the summer on the mountain tops and the winter in the lower lands.

Provo Canyon, Provo River, and Mount Timpanogos would have been both beautiful and fruitful homes.

1899–1969

The STEWART FAMILY The Stewarts, a family of Scottish immigrants, homesteaded about 2,200 acres at the turn of the 20th century. In 1944, the second generation of Stewarts developed the mountain into a small ski resort called Timp Haven.

1969–2020

The REDFORD FAMILY In 1969, Robert Redford began to acquire the land now known as Sundance Mountain Resort and envisioned the careful growth of a community that balanced art, nature, and recreation. Redford wanted “to develop a little and preserve a great deal.” Sundance Mountain Resort is rooted in environmental conservation and artistic experimentation.

Today

Sundance Mountain Resort As our story continues, we evolve with a renewed appreciation of the land and our ongoing commitment to unspoiled and authentic experiences where art, nature, and community unite to inspire people, voices, and ideas.

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Mt. Timpanogos Cirque

The Story Unfolds

Introducing

Underway and Coming Up

The Inn

Back Mountain Terrain Expansion

In the heart of the Resort Village, with the soul of the mountains and a river running through it—the new Inn at Sundance Mountain Resort offers ski-in/ski-out accommodations in winter and breathtaking slopeside views year-round. The Inn makes guests feel right at home with rustic luxury and a good helping of artful charm.

We’re thrilled to welcome 60 more acres into your ski day this winter, including three new bowls and a new 1,800-vertical foot ridge run, Storyteller, that pairs impeccable corduroy with expansive views.

Sitting in harmony with nature, The Inn is nestled among the village trees and spans two sides of the canyon stream, maintaining unimpeded flow. And, as distinctive as the hotel’s interiors may be, the most beautiful thing about it is the towering mountain ridges guests can gaze at from their room windows or the wrap-around porch.

Mountain Camp With the recent completion of Mountain Camp Day Lodge adjacent to Jake’s lift near the expanded parking lots, the day skier experience is streamlined, reducing crowds at the base. A permanent home for our Snowsports School serves all resort guests.

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Electric Horseman A new detachable quad chairlift will debut for winter 26/27 on the back mountain, allowing 100% of our terrain to be accessible from high-speed lifts. An additional 105 acres of terrain will open with the addition of Electric Horseman.

Mt. Timpanogos Summit Ridge

TO DO / DONE TO DO

DONE

TO DO

Alpine skiing and snowboarding

Silversmithing @ The Art Studio

Full Moon Lift Ride

Journaling / write my story

Mountain Biking

Fly Fishing

Perfume Making @ The Art Studio

Journal MAking @ The Art Studio

Author Series

Full moon ski and snowshoe

Birding

Massage @ The SPa

Pepper Steak @ the Tree Room

BlueBird Cafe Concert Series

Nachos @ Bearclaw Cabin

Meditation

ZipTour

Archery

brussels sprouts @ the Foundry Grill

Nordic Center Night Owling

Picnic Lunch From the deli

drinks and live music @ The Owl Bar

Provo River Scenic Trail Bike Tour

Pottery making @ The Art STudio

shopping @ the general store

Get engaged / Get Married

Facial or Body Treatment @ The Spa

Read anywhere

Painting & Printmaking @ The Art Studio

Scenic Lift Ride

Fauna

Hike The Pahneekahvets Trail

Snowshoeing

Star Gazing

Relaxation Pools & sauna @ The Springs

Watch Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid

Flora

yoga

voices of nature SERIES

Cross country skiing

Geology

Hike BearClaw Summit Trail

Glassblowing demonstration

Manicure & PedicurE

Hike to Stewart Falls

Halloween Lift Ride

Horseback Riding

Bearclaw Supper Club

Drinks @ The Living Room

Apps @ THE Tree Room Library

DONE

geology

Limestone Limestone cross section

Shale Shale cross section

Cobble Sandstone

Dominating the skyline to the west, Mount Timpanogos presents a magnificent example of a glacier-sculpted bowl formation.

The Cirque showcases grey-to-tan sandstone layers interbedded with black-to-grey limestone layers.

In addition to the omnipresent cobble along the river, geologic specimens and formations abound throughout Provo Canyon, including black and brown shale you’ll see throughout the resort.

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Winter Activities whoa nellie!

STEWART TRAIL

RIVENDELL

honeymoon meadows

Stewart By-pass MIDDLE EARTH

MIDDLE EARTH KENNECOTT cari’s caper

thread the needle

ELK MEADOWS

can’t get there

indecision

mica’s mile

the doug-way

lena’s loop

Easiest

end of trail

SUNDANCE NORDIC CENTER elev 7,270 ft

lil’ rodent children’s loop

Moderate

Difficult

DYLAN’s way

FELONIOUS COLONIUS

THE OWL’ LAW TRAIL

showshoe thompson

DYLAN’s way

TEN LASHES

CONOR’s climb

a snowshoe runs through it

ERENSTONE ALLEY

JERRY’S LUNCH

alpine loop road (SR92) TO sundance 1.5 miles

Snowshoe Trails Ski Trails

Alpine skiing & snowboarding

NORDIC CENTER

While we boast our fair share of famed Utah powder, skiing and riding here is quite unlike anywhere else. The pace is relaxed, the mountain pristine.

Skate, glide, or snowshoe through the silent aspen groves and open meadows beneath the towering cirque of Mount Timpanogos.

Quality rental equipment is available for all who need it.

Ski & snowboard school It’s a top-caliber snowsports program serving locals and visitors alike—sharing the love of skiing, helping skiers and riders refine their skills, and nurturing the next generation of skiers.

night skiing & snowboarding

The Sundance Nordic Center offers 15 kilometers of groomed cross country ski trails for both classic and skating techniques.

Snowshoers can explore 10 kilometers of dedicated trails winding through the woods providing excellent views of Mount Timpanogos and Stewart Falls.

The majority of the front mountain is open for night skiing during the winter season on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday evenings.

Classic cross country and skating technique for beginners through competitive levels are coached by our certified professionals.

Fly Fishing year-round

The Sundance Nordic Center trails are open for cross country skiing and snowshoeing on full moon nights during the winter season.

Guided fly fishing is available year-round here—in fact, early winter and spring are excellent. You should see how the light reflects off the clear ice of the Provo River, a renowned Blue-Ribbon trout fishery.

Visit our Activity Center or scan to learn more about winter activities.

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full moon nordic ski & snowshoe

Mountain Host Ski Tours Join our complimentary daily tours at 10:00am (Outlaw Express lift) or 10:30am (Red’s Summit), where guides share Sundance Mountain Resort history as you take in the stunning views of Mount Timpanogos along groomed blue terrain.

Bearclaw Cabin

72 hours at Sundance Resort: Winter DAY ONE

Settle in with a snowshoe walk. It’s a slow-paced, allabilities way to take in the scenery up close. Tromp through the Nordic Center’s snowy aspen woods beneath the towering cirque of Timpanogos.

Warm up at the Springs. A trio of warm pools tucked into the wintry wonderland of the forest, the Springs are a restorative haven that’s only accessible to overnight resort guests.

Eat your fill at the Foundry Grill. Think comfort foods and favorites——prepared with uncommon attention to detail, served around a roaring fireside hearth.

Ski Bishop’s Bowl from Red’s Summit. Catch it early, when it’s nice and untracked——then pop back up to carve down Storyteller, a ridgeline groomer with 360-degree views of the canyon.

DAY TWO

Share a platter of Bearclaw nachos. Lunch in this mountaintop historic cabin can’t be beat, either for scenery or for eats.

Try your hand at something new in the Art Studio.

Choose a two-hour workshop in pottery, printmaking, jewelry making, or painting——our teachers will instruct and our mountains will inspire.

Partake of the new Tree Room Library. Adjacent to the Tree Room, enjoy a light appetizer or drink before dinner, warm by the fire, enveloped in classic book-lined ambiance.

DAY THREE

Treat yourself to Sunday Brunch at the Foundry Grill.

There’s a little something for everyone, from madeto-order omelettes to pastries to beloved breakfast traditions.

Ski cruiser laps on sunny Wildwood. Home to many a beginner-friendly run, here’s the chance for the whole family or friend group to take laps together.

Melt the day away at the Spa. A crackling wood fire will greet you. Each treatment is nature-inspired and mountain-approved, from the hot stone massage to the high altitude hydration wrap.

Take some Sundance Mountain Resort home. Discover distinctive souvenirs and gifts at The General Store.

Birding AT sundance

Black-capped Chickadee

Wild Turkey

Mountain Chickadee

Red-tailed Hawk

Steller’s Jay

Enjoy the wild birds—— hear them in the morning outside your room, see them on your hike, learn to identify our most prevalent species, and share your sightings with fellow guests!

Great Horned Owl

Black-chinned Hummingbird

American Dipper

Western Tanager

White-breasted Nuthatch

Hairy Woodpecker

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Summer Activities

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SWITCHBACK ALLEY

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BRoADWAY MANDAN SHORT LOOP EXPERT TRAIL

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BONEYARD BONEYARD EXPRESS

STEWART FALLS TRAIL NOVICE FLOW TRAIL Easiest LOWER LIFT LINE

Moderate

Difficult

HIKING Trails BIKING Trails

Bike and e-bike Rentals

Horseback Riding

Whether you came without a bike or you’re just keen to try the latest in mountain bike technology, our demo fleet from local company Ari Bikes has you covered.

Enjoy scenic guided rides through aspen groves, alpine meadows, cascading waterfalls, and beautiful pine trees.

Mountain Biking Sundance offers offer over 25 miles of liftserviced, single-track mountain biking with exciting terrain and breathtaking vistas.

Mountain Bike Clinics Improve your technical skills by taking a clinic with our fun, friendly and highly-skilled staff.

Provo River Scenic Trail Bike Tour Casual bike ride along the river with views of Bridal Veil Falls.

Hiking Sundance offers over 20 miles of alpine trails for the beginner to the expert hiker. Thousands of hiking miles beckon beyond the resort.

Fly Fishing year-round Guided fly fishing is available year-round, with the Provo River, a renowned Blue-Ribbon trout fishery, just five minutes from here.

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Mountaintop Yoga Embrace the spectacular summit views and breathe fresh mountain air as you participate in an invigorating yoga practice.

Scenic Lift Rides Experience panoramic views of the mountain as you glide to the top of Mandan or Red’s Summit on our Scenic Lift Ride. Full Moon lift rides are offered throughout the summer, and Halloween lift rides in October.

SUNDANCE resort ZipTour Experience the third longest zip line in the United States with three spans, traveling 1.8 miles, and boasting the most vertical drop of any zipline in the United States— over 2,100 feet!

Visit our Activity Center or scan to learn more about summer activities.

Riding Above Elk Meadows

Outlaw Express to Mandan Summit

72 HOURS at Sundance Resort: Summer DAY ONE:

Soar high on a ZipTour. Get to know the mountain from hundreds of feet above the slope——it’s your choice whether you fly fast or take in the scenery nice and slow.

Sip a craft cocktail on The Owl Bar patio. While the historic wooden bar inside is famous, nothing beats the streamside seating on the sunny patio.

Catch a show in the Amphitheater. On many a summer eve, our stage comes to life with performances including intimate unplugged concerts. Tip: catch the pre-show barbecue for a bite.

Build your skills at a Mountain Bike Clinic. Get set up with a great demo bike, then learn from a skilled instructor who helps riders of any ability level have a blast.

DAY TWO:

Grab a bite at The Deli. Fantastic casual fare, packed up perfectly for a picnic in the outdoor courtyard by the stream.

Unwind at The Springs. Log a little R&R in this quiet trio of warm pools nestled in the woods. You can melt away the morning’s exercise by hopping into the sauna.

Indulge yourself at the Bearclaw Supper Club.

Only here——a fine culinary experience in the midst of nature’s own finery, beginning with a scenic lift ride to the summit, followed by exquisite multi-course delicacies served in the open mountain air.

DAY THREE:

Cast your line. Make it a peaceful morning on the Provo River, a Blue Ribbon fishery renowned for its brown trout. Our guides supply the equipment and the local knowledge.

Hop a Scenic Lift Ride and hike down. Catch the Black Forest trail for an easy return to the Village, or head over to the stunning 200-ft cascades of Stewart Falls.

Unwind after an action-packed weekend. You can make your own hand-crafted memento at the Art Studio, reset at the world-class Spa tucked into a rustic cabin in the woods, or peruse The General Store for unique takeaways to remember your trip.

Savor a special meal at the Tree Room. The artful, intimate ambiance makes an impression, but what you’ll remember forever is the meal you enjoyed and the people you shared it with.

Hiking

Select Hikes at Sundance Mountain Resort

Select Hikes at Sundance Mountain Resort

Stewart Falls

Pahneekahvets TRAIL

Stewart Falls’ two cascades measure 475 feet high.

Accessible from the Outlaw Express midway station. Follow signs to the trailhead.

Beg.–Int. / 1.4 miles each way (both trails) / Out and back / 2 hours round trip

Beg.–Int. / 2.5–3 miles / 1.5–2 hours

Recommended start for Mandan lodging guests: Sundance Nature Trailhead, located near Mandan Unit 21.

Recommended start for lodging guests: At the small walking bridge to the right of Stewart Road, across from the “return to Sundance” sign. This trail head is up the Summer Theatre road, adjacent to the winter magic carpets.

Trail passes required for all hiking at Sundance Mountain Resort.

Visit the Activity Center, located at The Inn, for hiking trail map, lift tickets and trail passes.

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Self-guided trail guide available at sundancenaturealliance.org

Archie’s Loop Complimentary Guided Hike by appointment for lodging guests. Reservations required by 5:00pm the evening prior.

Beg–Int / 2.5–3 miles / 1.5–2 hours

BEARCLAW SUMMIT TRAIL From the trail map sign at the top of Red’s lift to Dry Lakes, hikers will drop into Slide Canyon and wind into Hill’s Headwall and Corkscrew trees. Enjoy unobstructed views of Cascade Mountain.

Beg.–Int. / 1.75 miles / ~1 hour Lift tickets required.

Additional Nearby Hiking Trails

Short Excursions [within an hour by car]

Timpanogos Lower Falls

Alpine Loop Scenic Drive

Beg.–Int. / 2.5 miles / 2–3 hours

Stunning 20-mile drive through the UintaWasatch-Cache National Forest.

Turn left onto UT-92 W, head past Aspen Grove to the Mount Timpanogos Trailhead parking lot.

Cascade Springs Beg. / Boardwalk and paved paths / 1 hour Turn left onto UT-92 W, turn right onto E Cascade Scenic Dr / FR 114.

Primrose Overlook via Horse Flat Trail Int. / 3 miles / 3 hours

The route follows UT-92 W / Alpine Loop Scenic Byway through the Uinta National Forest and then continues down American Fork Canyon.

Check seasonal road closures.

Timpanogos Cave National Monument Hike your way past stunning vistas to explore a hidden underground world.

Turn left onto UT-92 W to the Primrose Trailhead.

Follow UT-92 W / Alpine Loop Scenic Byway to the parking lot of Timpanogos Cave.

(Approx. 30 min by car)

Provo River Trail to Bridal Veil Falls

Check seasonal road closures.

Beg. / 2 mile paved path Turn right onto UT-92 E, right onto US-189 S, left onto Old Provo Canyon Rd.

Scan to check for up-to-date trail conditions.

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BEARCLAW CABIN

MANDAN SUMMIT

AMPHITHEATER

MOUNTAIN CAMP RESORT VILLAGE

MOUNT TIMPANOGOS

THE CIRQUE

STEWART FALLS

NORDIC CENTER AND STABLES

SPA

Sundance Mountain Resort on the south east slope of Mount Timpanogos The Cirque, Mount Timpanogos

Food & Beverage

Fine Dining

Every Meal, Every Day

TREE ROOM

Foundry Grill

In 1970, Robert Redford built the first building at Sundance Mountain Resort: the Tree Room, a cabin constructed around a living tree.

Enjoy the romantic atmosphere of candlelight and soft illumination accenting beautiful Native American art from Robert Redford’s private collection as you savor fresh, seasonal mountain cuisine. This timeless classic was recently refreshed with live-edge dining tables, copperware, and a new library dining experience.

The Foundry Grill offers the freshest foods cooked to order for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Enjoy the most popular patio at the resort for outdoor dining.

Dinner | Daily Village Building | 801.223.4200 Open to guests age 12 and older

For your convenience, we offer in-room delivery service from the Foundry Grill and Deli menu.

Reservations recommended

All Day | Daily

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, & Sunday Brunch Daily Village Building | 801.223.4220 Reservations recommended Room Delivery available

ROOM DELIVERY

801.223.4211

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Drinks with Friends

Lounge Dining

The Owl Bar

The Living Room

Once frequented by Butch Cassidy, the restored 1890s bar was moved from Thermopolis, Wyoming to Sundance Mountain Resort in 1994.

Lodging guests can grab a bite or coffee before heading out on the mountain, or unwind with light fare, beer, wine, and cocktails before heading out to dinner.

Join us for creative cocktails, beer, and wine as well as an inventive, seasonal bar menu.

All Day | Daily The Inn | 801.223.4008

Afternoons & Evenings | Daily Village Building | 801.223.4222

Tree Room Library

Live music Friday & Saturday evenings

For a cocktail or a light meal in itself, the Tree Room Library offers a quiet, cozy lounge setting next to the original fireplace, amidst an expansive collection of interesting art and nature books.

Dinner | Daily Village Building | 801.223.4200 Scan to check for menus, seasonal hours, and closures.

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Food & Beverage Casual Dining

The Lookout Enjoy your food with a view of Mount Timpanogos. Situated at the base of the mountain, The Lookout is a slopeside fast-fresh style restaurant.

All Day | Winter + Summer Creekside | 801.223.4232

Ski In, Ski Out

MOUNTAIN CAMP CAFE Nestled in a serene mountain setting, Mountain Camp Cafe serves up crowdpleasing favorites steps from the slopes.

All Day | Winter Mountain Camp | 801.223.4080

Grab and Go

THE Deli The Deli, located in the heart of the resort village, showcases a variety of made-to-order sandwiches and salads, house made baked goods, smoothies, coffee, and espresso.

All Day | Daily Village Building | 801.223.4211

Destination Dining

Bearclaw Cabin Ride Outlaw Express, Stairway, and Red’s [lift passes and intermediate ski ability required] to spectacular 360-degree views of Heber and Utah Valleys and the surrounding Wasatch Mountains while enjoying tacos, burritos, nachos, and drinks.

Afternoons | Winter + Summer Bearclaw Summit | 801.223.4157

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Special Events

Dining Experiences

Groups & Weddings

Every meal here is an occasion—but a few extra special experiences dot the calendar each year. From holiday feasts to chef ’s dinners on a soaring mountaintop, these are moments worth savoring.

Weddings & Private events

Mother’s Day Brunch

Bring the group—we’ll bring the views, the cuisine, and of course, impeccable lodging.

Mountaintop Luau

It’s hard to imagine a more remarkable setting for your big event.

Corporate events

Bearclaw Supper Club Series Thanksgiving Brunch Brunch With Santa

Venues Bearclaw Cabin Elk Meadows The Lookout Mandan Summit Mountain Camp Day Lodge Redford Conference Center

Visit our Activity Center or scan to check for updates on dining experiences and other special events.

Rehearsal Hall Screening Room

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Mule deer and wild turkeys

Nature we have always with us, an inexhaustible store-house of that which moves the heart, appeals to the mind, and fires the imagination— health to the body, a stimulus to the intellect, and joy to the soul.

John Burroughs

Arts & Entertainment Music

The Bluebird Cafe Concert Series In collaboration with Nashville’s esteemed Bluebird Cafe, our cherished Bluebird Cafe Concert Series has illuminated the vibrant songwriting community for over two decades.

Featuring Nashville’s finest singer-songwriters and musicians, each show features three artists sharing both their music and the compelling stories that inspired their songwriting journey.

Summer Bluebird June–August / Amphitheater The summer concert series takes place in our beautiful outdoor amphitheater.

Winter Bluebird February and March / Rehearsal Hall The winter concert series takes place in our intimate indoor Rehearsal Hall.

The Owl Bar Live music Friday and Saturday evenings.

Sounds of Summer Enjoy rotating artists and locations on select summer weekends.

Literature & Film Speakers

Author Series Seasonal We invite diverse writers to discuss a variety of issues in order to create a forum for ideas, inspiration and creativity.

Voices of Nature Seasonal Sundance Nature Alliance presents a film and speaker series highlighting the work of environmental storytellers, activists, and adventurers.

Learn more at sundancenaturealliance.org

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the amphitheater

FLORA

Cottonwood White Fir

Quaking Aspen

Douglas Fir

The Rocky Mountain Montane Forest is characterized by coniferous trees such as pines, firs, and spruce, and deciduous trees such as aspen, oak, and maple.

This forest occupies an elevation range of approximately 5,500–10,000 ft.

Milfoil Yarrow Gambel Oak

Rocky Mountain Maple

Mountain Bluebell

Indian Paintbrush

The most important environmental factor controlling plant community composition in the Rocky Mountains is elevation——predicting that certain plant communities remain somewhat constant over long distances.

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Art Studio & Gallery

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Workshops Art lives at the very heart of Sundance Mountain Resort. Register for a two-hour class to take home a memento of your own making, or visit the gallery to browse the works of local artists.

Classes by appointment only.

Perfume Making Class Create your own signature perfume scent using over 40 essential oil options and natural ingredients.

photography class Enjoy a phone-based course emphasizing technical skill, creative vision, and a unique connection to our natural surroundings.

Jewelry Making Class Create your own ring, bracelet, or pendant in the silversmithing class. Learn to set a semiprecious stone in sterling silver.

Kids Classes Journal Making Class Design and imprint the leather cover with metal stamps and burning tools, then create paper signatures and stitch them to the cover for a one-of-a-kind journal or notebook.

Painting Class Our popular painting classes offer a creative opportunity for beginners and experienced artists to explore a variety of mediums including acrylic, watercolor, and encaustic.

Sundance Resort offers hour long classes for kids. Classes include beading, hand-built pottery, and painting.

Make-and-Take Projects If you don’t have time for a full class, drop in for a quick project to make and take home.

Create a candle with handblown glass and scents, work on jewelry-making, or try one of our printmaking projects!

Pottery Class

Glassblower Studio Demonstrations

Feel clay take shape beneath your fingers in an Art Studio Pottery class. Make and glaze your own wheel-thrown or hand-built pieces.

Visit the Art Studio’s Glassblowing Studio craftsmen. In a perfect fusion of our artistic and environmental purposes, they transform molten discarded glass into art pieces, vases, wine glasses, dinner plates, or pitchers.

Printmaking CLASS Explore the art of relief carving and printing multiples. Sketch ideas, carve your design, make a test print, refine your carving, and print a limited edition!

Visit our Activity Center or scan to check for full menu of classes, prices, and reservations.

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fauna

Bobcat Short-tailed Weasel

Rocky Mountain Elk

Red Squirrel or Chickaree Black Bear

The Rocky Mountain Elk is the state animal of Utah.

They stay in higher elevations [6,000–10,000 feet] during warmer months and migrate to lower elevations during the late fall and through the winter months.

Snowshoe Hare

Mule Deer

Mountain Lion

Shiras Moose

Ground Squirrel

For your safety and the safety of our wildlife, keep your distance——use the rule of thumb!

Extend your arm and point your thumb up and toward the animal you are sighting, close one eye and use the other to see if you are able to cover the animal completely with your thumb.

If not, you are too close! Step back!

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Fitness & Spa Wellness Offerings

The Spa at Sundance Mountain Resort

Yoga & meditation

Rarely is the character of a place so deeply reflected in its spa experience. Here, every treatment is a celebration of the seasons and the healing power of nature. Visit our globally acclaimed spa for an exquisite experience within a rustic cabin with a crackling wood fire. A range of wellness and fitness experiences await as well.

Lodging guests at Sundance Mountain Resort receive daily complimentary yoga classes, concluding with a meditation.

Healing Sound Bath Complimentary sessions offered each Sunday.

Wellness & Fitness center Enjoy our 24 hour wellness and fitness center, located on the Stream level of the Ridge wing at The Inn. Wellness Classes [by reservation]

Private Yoga/Meditation Enjoy a personalized private, semi-private or group private class tailored to your unique preferences and needs. Our skilled instructors will guide you through a session that will leave you feeling renewed and empowered—perfect for individuals looking for a more personalized Sundance experience, couples and families on special getaways, or guests attending weddings, retreats, and conferences.

Private healing sound bath sessions also available.

All levels. All ages.

Mountaintop yoga Whether you are new to yoga, a seasoned yogi or simply eager to try something memorable, mountaintop yoga is a unique and inspiring experience for everyone. Enjoy a scenic chairlift ride to Mandan Summit, embrace the spectacular views and breathe fresh mountain air as you participate in an invigorating yoga practice with one of our experienced instructors. Summers, weather permitting.

All levels. 10 years and older may attend.

Visit our Activity Center or scan to check for full menu of services, prices, and reservations.

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Spa services by reservation through the Activity Center or The Spa—located in the Upper Village by the Mandan Cottages.

Massage Relax, unwind, and heal. Our customized massages are designed to help maintain balance and wellness throughout the year.

Body Treatments Indulge in our luxurious body treatments, designed to rejuvenate mind, body and skin.

A Utah favorite is the High Altitude Hydration Wrap which reveals polished smooth skin and a radiant glow from head to toe.

Manicures & Pedicures After a hike in the mountains or long day on the slopes, relax with an organic manicure or pedicure.

Facials Try one of our beautiful facials that address all skin concerns, from our most popular Anti-aging Facial to our Sundance Signature Organic Facial.

The Springs

The Springs

A trio of rest and relaxation pools Enjoy two hot tubs and one larger relaxation spa, sauna, changing rooms, and outdoor shower. The Springs are centrally located to all lodging rooms and accessible year round.

The Spa at Sundance Resort was listed as a Top 100 Spa in the World by Vogue Magazine in 2024 and 2025

Mt. timpanogos’ mile long ridgeline

Man belongs to earth, earth does not belong to man.

Chief Seattle

Retail, Rentals, & Experiences Experience Sundance Mountain Resort

Equipment Retail & Rentals

ACTIVITY CENTER & Ticketing

Mountain Camp Sports

The Activity Center is your basecamp and one stop shop for all Sundance Mountain Resort experiences. Visit us to build an itinerary for your stay—learn about everything you can do, see, or eat, and we’ll help you make reservations and prepare for your adventures.

Need a ski setup, a binding adjust, or accessory to make the ski day comfortable? Our Mountain Camp Sports shop is the perfect drop-in for day skiers’ gear needs.

The Inn, Resort Village | 801.223-4849 Shopping

Mountain Camp Day Lodge | 801.223.4121

Mountain Outfitters Find all your recreation gear—including equipment, accessories, clothing and gifts— at our one stop destination for adventure.

Shop from our selection of hand made jewelry, ceramics, and handblown glassware from the Glassblower Studio.

Whatever equipment or clothing you need, it’s available—and well curated—here. Top-of-theline bikes, skis and snowboards available for rent, as well as a full service ski and snowboard repair center.

Resort Village | 801.223.4535

Creekside, Resort Village | 801.223.4121

Art Studio & Gallery

Fly-fishing shop Find us in our new home in Mountain Outfitters—shop gear, make your own lure, or just explore the artistry of the artificial fly.

Creekside, Resort Village | 801.223.4125

The General Store Find guide books, hiking maps, journaling supplies, and apparel to books, jewelry, and gifts to enrich your visit. Remember your trip long after you’ve gone home, and take the style and comfort of the mountains with you with something special from our distinctive store!

Village Building | 801.223.4250

The Spa Shop products from our spa treatments and lodging offerings.

Upper Village | 801.223.4270 Scan to check for hours and offerings.

Nordic Center Rentals The Nordic Center is a full service Rossignol Demo Center featuring products for the beginner to World Cup level racing equipment.

Our extensive demo line allows guests to experience a variety of products.

Nordic Center | 801.223.4170

Scan to check for full menu of rentals, prices, and reservations.

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conservation & preservation Infrastructure

Energy

Water

Green development The resort No plastic principles guide our is powered entirely by water bottles here! building and remodeling electricity from renewable Our drinking water projects, including solar and wind energy—— comes from local mountainenvironmental mitigation powering our chairlifts fed springs to our taps—— and restoration efforts. and operations, lodging pure, refreshing, and restaurants, from the land, Our transportation shops and structures! and good for it too. initiatives encompass partnerships with the UTA Additionally, Moreover, and The Ryde, free parking we’re reducing we’re increasing for carpools [4+], power consumption in water conservation through EV charging stations, and resort operations low-flow fixtures and our resort shuttle. like snowmaking. irrigation systems.

We use non-toxic cleaning We save water and supplies throughout conserve energy through our housekeeping services. our linen re-use program.

We recycle cardboard, paper, glass, aluminum, and plastic on-site.

We practice environmental stewardship, either directly or through partnerships, on land conservation through easements to permanently protect over 3000 acres, restoration of native plant populations across the resort, wildlife rehabilitation, wildlife research, and community engagement.

And as a member of the NSAA Sustainable Slopes program, we join a ski community united in a formal commitment to environmental sustainability.

We set aside 1% of all resort revenue for the environment, education, and the arts in the immediate areas and communities around Sundance Mountain Resort.

The funds go to non-profits like the Sundance Nature Alliance and other organizations addressing environmental issues and promoting stewardship in Provo Canyon.

SUNDANCE NATURE ALLIANCE

For the Land

The Power of Storytelling

Global Climate, Local Solutions

Stewardship

Issues of global climate change are pressing concerns here on the south east slope of Mount Timpanogos—extreme weather, air and water quality, deforestation and biodiversity. Like much of the American West, these have an impact on the air we breathe and the land on which we live, work, and play.

Over half of the 5,000 acres of land within the Sundance Community is protected from development, and under the care of Sundance Nature Alliance.

For alpine communities such as Sundance Mountain Resort, drought, shrinking snowpacks, and warmer winters are real challenges, not just recreational or economic concerns.

Sundance Nature Alliance Sundance Nature Alliance is an environmental nonprofit organization committed to protecting the land by igniting curiosity and inspiring residents and visitors to love, learn, and act to protect our natural world.

By preserving, conserving, and restoring the water, land, and biodiversity within and beyond the resort, Sundance Nature Alliance is securing a future for our community of residents and visitors to find beauty, inspiration, and adventure in the great outdoors.

Throughout the land, we ensure the health of our watershed through monitoring and advocacy for the Provo River and support biodiversity by restoring ecosystems, establishing protected areas, and arresting habitat destruction.

programming Through our stewardship and programming, we bring people together with the land.

Join us for one of our activities and become part of a community united by love for this land. We offer guided hikes and snowshoe tours, films and guest speakers, and other events throughout the year.

Scan to learn more about Sundance Nature Alliance.

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To us, Sundance is and always will be a dream.

What you see, smell, taste and feel here is a dream being carefully nurtured.

It is an area whose pledge is to people.

What we offer in the form of art, culture, spirit and service is homegrown and available to all.

Robert Redford

sundanceresort.com 8841 North Alpine Loop Road, Sundance, Utah 84604 801.225.4107