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NEARBY ACTIVITIES

NORTHERN UTAH

DINING

Sundance Resort

The Tree Room is a decadent, find dining option in the most romantic setting. Perfect for celebrating anniversaries and special evenings with a loved one. (Must be 12+)

The Foundry Grill is the family friendly option for a group dinner in a rustic and antique filled room welcoming for all.

The Owl Bar is one of Utah’s oldest bars, built from actual pieces of a bar on the Outlaw Trail in Thermopolis, Wyoming. Grab a drink and a burger and make a wish by pushing a coin into a crack in the walls. (Must be 21+)
The Deli is a walk-up style quick order destination, perfect for grabbing a croissant and coffee in the morning or sandwiches to take on your hike.

Bearclaw Cabin is on the top of the mountain, accessibly by chair lift, has great nachos and drinks, and offers 360 degree views.

Other Nearby Dining

If you’d like to adventure a little further out, visit Heber Valley. We suggest the Lakehouse at Deer Creek for an incredible waterfront setting, The Hub for excellent breakfast, Midway Mercantile for a delicious meal using local and fresh ingredients, and Block Restaurant in Provo.

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ADVENTURES

Sundance Resort

  • Scenic Lift Rides
    Take the Outlaw Express to the summit for breathtaking views and a visit to Bearclaw Cabin. Their legendary nachos and mountaintop views make this experience truly unforgettable.
  • Mountain Biking
    Sundance offers over 25 miles of lift-serviced, single-track mountain biking trails. Medium to Expert level, not recommended for under 12.
  • Hiking
    From May to October Sundance Resort offers miles of incredible hikes through grass fields and dense forests. You can obtain a map at the ticket office. Stewart Falls is a favorite for all abilities. You are in the heart of the Wasatch Mountains and its incredible Mount Timpanogos. This hike is a once in a lifetime opportunity and the trailhead is less than two miles up the road. Want a guide? Your host Lynn would love to hike with you or point you in the right direction!
  • ZipTour
    Fly down over 2,100 feet of vertical drop at up to 65 mph on one of the most scenic zip tours in the U.S.  Must be 10+ years old, weigh between 50 and 260 lbs. and be between 48” and 82” tall.
  • Horseback Riding
    Ride through alpine meadows and forested trails right in our mountain backyard led by experienced wranglers.
  • Art Workshops
    Create pottery, jewelry, leather bound journals, or paintings in the Art Studio led by local artisans.
  • Sundance Summer Theater
    This year Sundance hosts UVU’s cast for Wizard of Oz from July 17 to August 9, 2025 and pre-show barbeque dinners are available in the grove!
  • Bluebird Café Concert Series
    Intimate performances from singer-songwriters from June 20 to August 30, 2025

Out of the Ordinary Adventures

Of course, Sundance Resort offers skiing and snowboarding, but for more snowy adventures check out the Nordic Center with over 15 kilometers for cross country skiing. Have kids that love tubing? Head to Soldier Hollow Olympic Park for fun on tubes, and don’t miss the ice castles. For the motor lovers Daniel Summit is the place to go for snowmobiling.

Timpanogos Cave National Monument is a wonder to behold. Hike up and then into the mountain!

In Midway, you’ll find the Homestead Crater, a natural wonder created by melting snow and minerals over 10,000 years ago. You can soak, swim, snorkel, scuba dive or do paddleboard yoga in the 90-96 degree water at this unique destination. Open year round but wintertime visits are especially soothing.

Deer Creek Reservoir is right up the road and offers jet ski, paddleboard, and boat rentals. They have a great beach for lounging and picnic areas for bbq-ing.

If there is a train fanatic in your family don’t miss a ride on the Heber Creeper that offers scenic rides daily and old west cowboy shootouts.

Ever heard of skijoring? Skijoring Utah is a competition where a horse and rider pull a skier through a course of gates, jumps, and rings. It happens and February every year, buy tickets in advance!

Blue Ribbon Fly Fishing is all around us here on the Provo River. Give Park City Fly Fishing Guides a call and book your guided trip to have the fishing experience to remember.

Looking for a different kind of relaxation on the Provo River? Head over to High Country Adventures for tubing with your whole gang.

Depending on the weather, you can park and watch Ice Climbers scale the frozen Bridal Veil Falls in January and February on Highway 189, truly death defying. In the warmer months we suggest a close up visit to the falls to dip your feet in the icy water.

For local milk, cheese, ice cream, and gifts pay a visit to the Kohler Creamery, also known as Heber Valley Artisan Cheese. If you time it right, you can see ALL THE BABY FARM ANIMALS in Spring.

The Midway Farmer’s Market offers loads of fresh and local fruit, veggies, bread, and more. Every Saturday 10am – 1pm from June to October.

Fan of music? Heber Market is a small-town celebration happening every Thursday with vendors, food, beer garden, and a live band in the city park.

Northern Utah Day Trips

Utah has some of the most versatile scenery in the west, make us your homebase and plan day trips! There is something fascinating to do in every direction.

  • Topaz Mountain – Juab County, UT
  • Onaqui Mountain Wild Horses – Dugway,  UT
  • Dinosaur National Monument – Vernal, UT
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SOUTHERN UTAH

In addition to Utah’s incredible National Parks and Monuments, we can suggest some off the beaten path explorations for your stay in Eagle Point.

Eagle Point Ski Resort in Beaver, Utah, offers a variety of activities for visitors. During the winter season, typically from December through April, the resort provides skiing and snowboarding opportunities with 41 trails and 7 lifts. In addition to winter sports, Eagle Point has expanded its amenities to include restaurants and hot tubs, enhancing the overall guest experience.

This place transforms into a vibrant summer destination offering a diverse array of outdoor activities set against the stunning backdrop of the Tushar Mountains. Here’s what you can enjoy during the summer months:

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  • Hiking: Explore numerous trails ranging from gentle walks to challenging summit hikes. Notable options include the Skyline National Recreation Trail and the ascent to Mount Holly, which peaks at nearly 12,000 feet. 
  • Mountain Biking & E-Biking: Ride through over 11 miles of single-track trails suitable for various skill levels. Bring your own bike or rent one from Tucker High Adventure Tours, which also offers guided tours. 
  • ATV & UTV Riding: Access the renowned 275-mile Paiute ATV Trail directly from the resort. While the resort doesn’t offer rentals, Tucker High Adventure Tours provides UTV rentals and guided experiences. 
  • Rock Climbing & Rappelling: Engage in guided climbing and rappelling tours suitable for all skill levels, available through Tucker High Adventure Tours. 
  • Paddleboarding: Enjoy paddleboarding on nearby Puffer Lake, a serene spot just minutes from the resort.
  • Fishing: Cast a line at accessible locations like Puffer Lake and Three Creeks Reservoir, both offering opportunities for anglers to enjoy the tranquil surroundings. 
  • Disc Golf: Play a round on the resort’s nine-hole disc golf course located at the top of the Skyline Lift, featuring holes ranging from 300 to 500 yards amidst stunning mountain scenery. 
  • Paintball: Engage in paintball games on the resort’s fields, which include open areas and forested sections.  
  • Wildlife Watching: Spot diverse wildlife such as deer, elk, bald eagles, and mountain goats. Prime viewing times are during mornings and evenings, with locations like Big Flat and Puffer Lake being ideal spots. 
  • Stargazing: Experience exceptional stargazing opportunities due to the resort’s high elevation and minimal light pollution. Guided stargazing hikes are available to enhance the experience. 
  • Alpine Adventure Retreats: Ideal for groups ranging from 20 to 100 people, these retreats offer a mix of activities including hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing, and more, with accommodations in cozy cabins or condos.
  • Festivals & Races: Participate in events like the “Crusher in the Tushar” cycling race and the “Tushars Ultra” trail running event, both of which start or finish at the resort.