Whether you’re prioritizing skiing or preferring to relax at the luxury Snowpine Lodge while your family plays in the snow, this winter season in Salt Lake offers plenty to explore and enjoy. Choose a room with a balcony and canyon views from the lodge’s 58 guestrooms and suites. Amenities include ski-in/ski-out access, complimentary Wi-Fi and premium bedding. For a nostalgic twist, 19 rooms are styled with traditional dorm-style bunks, ideal for families or groups.
Snowpine Lodge, Final Render © Lee Cohen
Dining at the lodge highlights regionally sourced American cuisine at Swen’s Restaurant, while Gulch Pub offers a casual après-ski atmosphere and a full-service bar serving comforting favorites. Both options provide easy, welcoming spots to refuel after a day on the slopes.
Alta, Utah © Lee Cohen
Families will appreciate The Nest game room for children, while adults can unwind at Stillwell Spa. The spa features six treatment rooms, a steam bath, sauna, an oxygen bar and an indoor grotto. Additional wellness amenities include a heated pool, jetted spas, a yoga studio and a 24-hour fitness center—perfect for post-ski recovery and relaxation.
Beyond the lodge, Salt Lake City’s winter entertainment calendar offers a rich lineup of performances. The Utah Symphony will perform Berlioz’s Symphonie Fantastique (Feb. 1–2) and Lerner and Loewe’s My Fair Lady with the Utah Symphony (Feb. 15–16), while soprano Sarah Brightman will appear in concert on March 7. Ballet West presents eleven performances of Swan Lake between Feb. 8 and 23 at the Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre. Additionally, the George S. and Dolores Dore Eccles Theater will host Wicked from Jan. 30–March 3.
Whether your trip centers on outdoor adventure, family-friendly amenities or cultural outings, Salt Lake’s combination of world-class skiing, thoughtfully appointed lodge facilities and a lively performing arts scene make it an appealing winter destination.