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Perched in Utah’s Wasatch Mountain Range near Provo, this alpine retreat blends artistic charm with wilderness immersion.
Founded by Robert Redford, the property spans 5,000 acres of aspen groves and rugged peaks, offering rustic-chic cabins with stone fireplaces and private decks.
Its location along the Alpine Loop Scenic Byway positions guests between Provo Canyon’s cascading waterfalls and the Sundance Preserve’s protected wilderness.
Reaching the resort typically involves flying into Salt Lake City International Airport (45 miles north via I-15) or Provo Municipal Airport (20 minutes east via US-189).
The FrontRunner commuter rail connects Provo Central Station to Salt Lake City, with connecting shuttle services available through Canyon Transportation.
During ski season, the Resort Shuttle operates between Provo hotels and the base area.
Winter visitors should carry snow chains for the winding SR-92 approach.
Culinary experiences shine at the resort’s own Restaurants at Sundance Resort, including the oak-fired dishes at The Tree Room and casual fare at Foundry Grill.
Nearby Springdale offers Black Sheep Café’s Navajo-inspired blue corn pancakes, while Heber City’s Back 40 Ranch House serves bison ribeyes.
Government services cluster in Provo proper, including the Utah County Courthouse on Center Street and the U.S.
Forest Service office managing Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest permits.
Business hubs include Nu Skin Enterprises’ headquarters and Qualtrics’ Provo campus.
Sports enthusiasts access the resort’s Sundance ski resort Utah terrain with 450 skiable acres, while the nearby Utah Olympic Park in Park City offers bobsled experiences.
Brigham Young University’s 29,000-seat LaVell Edwards Stadium hosts football games, and the Provo Recreation Center features indoor pools and climbing walls.
Historical landmarks range from the 1883 Provo City Center Temple (rebuilt after an 1884 fire) to the Covey Center for the Arts in a restored 19th-century schoolhouse.
The annual Sundance Film Festival tickets transform Park City each January, though satellite screenings occasionally occur at the resort’s Screening Room.
Budget-conscious travelers might consider Provo’s Baymont by Wyndham or Midway’s Blue Boar Inn as alternative stays.
Guest reviews consistently praise the resort’s stargazing opportunities from private hot tubs and the sustainability-focused Art Shack workshops, though some mention limited cell reception in canyon areas.
Repeat visitors often highlight fall foliage photography along the Hiking trails near Provo Utah, particularly the Stewart Falls Trail’s 200-foot cascade and the challenging Mount Timpanogos Summit route.
Cultural highlights include the Summer Theatre’s outdoor Shakespeare productions and the September Plein Air Art Invitational.
Local insights recommend visiting Bridal Veil Falls’ ice climbers in January or timing trips for April’s Provo City Grand Prix cycling race.
A hidden gem lies 12 miles west: the Thanksgiving Point Ashton Gardens, where 55 acres of themed gardens bloom against Timpanogos’ backdrop.
Wildlife enthusiasts spot moose along the Cascade Springs Boardwalk or join guided owl prowls through Sundance’s Nordic Center.
The Provo River Parkway’s 15-mile paved trail connects to Utah Lake’s marina, while adventure companies like High West Adventures offer horseback rides through Soldier Hollow.
For extended exploration, the Nebo Loop National Scenic Byway reveals ancient lava flows and panoramic views extending to the West Desert’s salt flats.
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