Snowbird Questions

Hi,

This year we went to the Canyons and had a great time. Next year we're
considering going to Snowbird. However, the thing I like most about the
Canyons/Deer Valley is that they are close to Park City. There are lots of
places to eat and to stay. I'd appreciate opinions on how it's staying at
Snowbird? Is there a town close by and if so how far away?

Thanks

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wrote on 2/24/04 2:06 PM:

Hi,

This year we went to the Canyons and had a great time. Next year we're
considering going to Snowbird. However, the thing I like most about the
Canyons/Deer Valley is that they are close to Park City. There are lots of
places to eat and to stay. I'd appreciate opinions on how it's staying at
Snowbird? Is there a town close by and if so how far away?

Thanks


Unfortunately, you might end up skiing near one of rsa's resident
psychopaths, a despicable criminal who hides his identity. He goes by the
name of Astropax online. Make sure and tell Snowbird you don't appreciate
his on line stalking, harassment, defamation, and threats, ok?

houseslave wrote:

This year we went to the Canyons and had a great time. Next year we're
considering going to Snowbird. However, the thing I like most about the
Canyons/Deer Valley is that they are close to Park City. There are lots of
places to eat and to stay. I'd appreciate opinions on how it's staying at
Snowbird? Is there a town close by and if so how far away?

Yes. It's called Salt Lake City, and is about 40 to 60 minutes away.

IOW, there ain't much development up in Little Cottonwood Canyon.
There's some stuff at the base of Snowbird (and Alta next door) but I
wouldn't call it a town. A couple restaurants, a couple shops, a couple
hotels, some condos. May be enough for what you're looking for, but
it's definitely not a ski town in the sense that Park City is.


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houseslave wrote:

This year we went to the Canyons and had a great time. Next year we're
considering going to Snowbird. However, the thing I like most about the
Canyons/Deer Valley is that they are close to Park City. There are lots
of
places to eat and to stay. I'd appreciate opinions on how it's staying
at
Snowbird? Is there a town close by and if so how far away?

Yes. It's called Salt Lake City, and is about 40 to 60 minutes away.

Closer to 20, but who's counting?

IOW, there ain't much development up in Little Cottonwood Canyon.
There's some stuff at the base of Snowbird (and Alta next door) but I
wouldn't call it a town. A couple restaurants, a couple shops, a couple
hotels, some condos. May be enough for what you're looking for, but
it's definitely not a ski town in the sense that Park City is.


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