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    Snowbasin-A Sun Valley Resort

    Snowbasin-A Sun Valley Resort

    (7 reviews)

    This resort is truly top notch. They are unique in that they offer no lodging, so most people who…read moreski/board here are locals. The benefit to that is that it is not so commercialized like many others in the area. People don't come to Snowbasin to shop, they come here to enjoy the slopes! With the exception of the lodge, the store, and a few smaller lodges with restaurants spread throughout the resort, there is nothing else to do but ski. The skiers at Snowbasin have excellent etiquette and there is plenty of space on the slopes even on the busiest days. So if the lift lines are long, know that the slopes won't be congested. I have heard that they are planning to add in a hotel with 300+ rooms in the next 5 years, so the dynamic will shift. Hopefully they continue their focus on the slopes instead of shopping. Only time will tell!

    Don't come unless you want to put your beginner in danger and waste money on advanced skier…read more Also Discrimination!!! Unless you spend over $10k at ski school, don't expect any help. This was what the Director, Krista of the ski school told us. Your kids will be put in groups with other kids at very different levels, green, blue, or black, maybe all in one group. It doesn't matter. They don't assess based on levels even though they act like they do by giving the kids report cards. Your kids may be at a lower level but they will group them with kids on super high level and vice versa. If you have lower level kids, this will be very dangerous, and if you have higher level skiers, then you just spend the money, and they may not learn anything. We have been to different ski resorts in Utah and Denver, and this is the first time that they do not consider the kids levels and provided service based on how much you spent.

    Cherry Peak

    Cherry Peak

    (17 reviews)

    Valentines event at Cherry Peak Resort. Waste of money. For almost $15,000 the event generated to…read morethe owners it should have been much better. The Valentine's Day event cost 149.00 per couple. 100 couples were there. Check in was a long line nightmare with tickets. Seating was crowded-elbow to elbow. The food was inedible. from Firehouse. Mac n cheese -gluey texture bland flavor and barely warm. Chicken breast with the barest hint of some red sauce. Tough and chewy. Not even warm. The roll was just pulled out of a refrigerator and very cold. Who serves cold refrigerated dinner rolls? An out of the bag salad with a squeeze bottle of generic ranch. For dessert? A 1.5 inch X 1.5 inch piece chocolate cake. Literally no service with the food. The music afterward was ok. The talent was excellent but the sound mixer was way off. Music too loud and yet unable to hear the musicians sing or even the guitar or cello during the sets. The 3 musician groups seemed put together at the last minute. It was absolutely the worst food I have ever been asked to eat. What should have been a nice evening out was dashed by poor food and poor planning.

    First timer alert! I am more of a summer time girl, so winter recreation has not ever really been…read moremy "thing," but I've wanted to get out of my comfort zone and try new things, so I attempted snowboarding. This review is not about my snowboarding, per se. If that were the case, I would give it exactly one half of a star. But it's not Cherry peak's fault that I can't find my balance. I spent my entire day on the magic carpet. It was an easy hill with a lovely human conveyor belt that moved me and my awkward self up the hill after stumbling down it over and over again. The staff was friendly and even stopped the moving belt when I found myself with one foot stuck on the board and the other stuck on the ground off the belt. I'm sure they laughed inwardly, but they maintained professionalism in my presence. The lodge is a bit outdated, but that adds to it's charm. We rented skis for my son and the staff was helpful in sizing him and giving him a quick tutorial (lessons were offered, but he just needed a quick refresher). My one big suggestion would be to amp up the staff in the kitchen area. We waited a while for our order and found that most people bombarded the restaurant around lunch time and there were not enough cooks to handle the crowd. With no other options for food, they probably don't lose much business, but likely struggle to keep happy customers. A few extra hands would go far.

    Wolf Lodge - skiresorts - Updated May 2026

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