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Robert Redford created Sundance in 1969, envisioning a community where the arts, environment and recreation would flourish in harmony. Sundance was named by the editors of Ski Magazine as one of the best "smaller" areas in the country.

Sundance is located 1 hour southeast of Salt Lake International Airport.

Location: Sundance is located 1 hour southeast of Salt Lake International Airport. When exiting the airport turn on I-80 East towards Provo. Transfer I-80 East to I-215 South and then to I-15. Continue on I-15 to Orem. Exit freeway at exit #275 (800 North). Travel East on 8th North until you come to the mouth of Provo Canyon. Using the left lane, take Highway 189 north towards Heber City, for approximately 7 miles. Turn left at the Sundance turn off and continue for 2 miles up the North Fork Canyon to Sundance.

Season: Sundance mountain winter recreation opens early December and closes in April.

Hours of Operation: 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Lift Ticket Prices:
Adult weekday $25 • Adult pm half-day/weekday $20
Adult weekends/holidays $30
Children every day $16
Weekday Season Pass $275 • Unlimited Season Pass $425
Students deduct $50
(*Prices are subject to change)

Group Rates area available for 20 or more

Elevation & Vertical Drop: Base elevation 6,100 feet, top elevation 8,250 feet, vertical drop 2,150 feet.

Average Annual Snowfall: 320"average

Runs: There are 41 runs over 450 areas of varied terrain.

Lifts: Ray's Lift - vertical rise 1,325 feet, Flathead Triple - vertical rise 1,115 feet, Arrowhead Triple - vertical rise 1,282 feet.

Child Care: Limited care is available through the Sundance Ski School.

Lessons: Lessons are available in hour increments beginning at 9:00 am, 11:00 am and 1:00 PM. General, private, children's and group ski instruction are all available by calling the Sundance Ski School at 801-223-4140.

Sundance:
North Fork Provo Canyon
Provo, UT 84604
801-225-4107
800-892-1600