From SLC head south on I-15, and take exit 272 heading East. Follow W 800 E, until you reach the split for Provo Canyon, and take 189 East. Drive through the canyon until you see the sign for Sundance, and turn left. Drive up HWY 92, until you see the sign for Sundance Nordic Center, and turn left on Timphaven Road.
Here is a driving map.
Distance: Sundance Nordic offers 15 k miles of groomed trails
Elevation gain: varies by trail
Dog friendly? No, dogs are not allowed
Kid friendly? Yes!
Ticket Prices
Adult Full Day - $18
Adult Half Day (2-5pm) - $14
Child Full Day (ages 7-17) - $9
Child Half Day - $6
Ages under 6 and older than 65 - Free!
For rental prices, call Sundance Nordic at 801.223.4170.
Ready to pick up my ski pass at the Nordic Center yurt!To get started skiing, you can go right or left - both routes will go uphill to begin with.
Time to strip layers, and work hard up a steeper hill.
I was testing out some different skis, that have a small skin on the bottom. I felt like these were extra slippery for me, making the uphill harder.
Weeee! The downhill is so much fun!
I absolutely loved the freshly groomed tracks.
Winding my way through the trees. As you continue to ski down Lena's Loop, you'll have a view of Stewart Falls as well! This was my favorite ski trail of the day - just make sure you ski it in a counterclockwise direction so you get more downhill. If you're looking for a workout and want uphill, then ski this clockwise.
What a beautiful day to be outside. On a Wednesday morning I only saw two other skiers. So nice!
After skiing on the Rossignol R-SKIN's for about an hour, I went back and traded them out for my own skis, Alpina's. What can I say, I like my own gear :)
My ski track for the day!
Huge thank you to Sundance Nordic Center for setting me up with skis and a quick lesson!
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