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    Skiing Near Salt Lake City, Utah

    Salt Lake City skiing provides skiers with unrivaled convenience to a major metropolitan and airport hub and provides easy access to the Greatest Snow on Earth, aka the Great Salt Lake-affect snow.

    On average, Salt Lake City ski resorts like Alta and Snowbird receive 500+ inches of snow annually. When you stay in Salt Lake City, Utah's top ski resorts are only a short drive away. Four resorts are within 30 miles of the city: Alta, Snowbird, Solitude and Brighton. Beyond that, guests to the area can also take extended day trips to either Park City Mountain Resort or Deer Valley Resort, which are about 45 minutes away.

    Salt Lake City accommodations have many advantages. Most notably, skiers and snowboarders can easily hop around to the region's aforementioned renowned resorts. Additionally, staying in Salt Lake provides visitors with a unique opportunity to experience a new city and its many dining, nightlife and places of interest, which include 1,300 restaurants and 125 bars.

    A Salt Lake vacation is ideal for someone looking for affordable lodging options, urban comforts and attractions and a close proximity to world-class ski resorts.

    Salt Lake Ski Vacation Packages

    If the convenience of Salt Lake sounds like the type of winter destination you've been dreaming of, start the booking process today. You can begin by searching our online Salt Lake lodging inventory. Use the filters to narrow down the options based on your budget and preferences. You can also book your flights, ground transfers, lift tickets, lessons and equipment rental online. Or if you'd prefer, leave the heavy-lifting to Ski.com's knowledgeable Mountain Travel Experts. They can help you customize your ideal Salt Lake ski vacation package, including accommodations, air travel, ground transportation, lift tickets, ski or snowboard rentals, activities to events around town and more.

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    I loved Salt Lake City!

    We stayed at the Salt Lake Plaza Hotel on Temple Square. Our room had a very comfortable bed and a good view of the city. The hotel had a guest laundry, free pcs with internet service in the lobby and an attached restaurant. The Mormon Tabernacle was right around the corner. The city outdoor shopping mall, movie theater and restaurants were three blocks away on the free light rail line. The UTA ski bus stop was across the street and down one block. We used the Salt Lake City 4 day Super Pass which we bought from our Ski.com Vacation Specialist at a discount. The Super Pass allowed us to ride the UTA Ski Bus and ski all on the same piece of plastic. We skied only Alta because it is a skiers only mountain and it gets lots of snow. Alta is a world renown resort.\nWe met skiers there from all over the United States and from several foreign countries. We would recommend Salt Lake City as a destination because it has a good airport that is close to the city center. Hotels in the city are much less expensive than those on the mountain and after a day of skiing there is much to do in Salt Lake City. We were there during the Sundance Film Festival. We attended one movie screening and it was a blast. Most festival visitors do not buy their tickets in advance. They buy their tickets at the theater the day of the screening as we did.
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