![]() ![]() Cottonwood Heights, a part of Salt Lake County has 3 “ski bus” lines, all running at 15 min headways during peak periods, part of the Utah Transit Authority’s ski bus system, with 9 lines serving 5 ski areas, and connecting SLC and the town of Park City. Park City, a town with only 8,300 people, has 14 bus lines, including multiple with 15 min or more frequency. All 6 resorts (Park City, Deer Valley, Brighton, Solitude, Alta and Snowbird) had quality bus connections, running all winter, 7 days a week, at up to (or above) 15 minute frequencies. ![]() But, the real unique thing about this trip was one of the things that really impressed me about the resorts in this area. Both towns, suburbs of Park City and Salt Lake City, respectively, center largely around budget accommodations, suburban office parks, etc. But, while there, I never stayed in any of the Mountain Villages, or fancy hotels, rather than Park City or Deer Valley, I stayed in Kimball Junction and Cottonwood Heights. Utah is known for its world-renowned skiing, and the powder was great. I just got back from a ski trip to the Wasatch Mountains outside of Salt Lake City, Utah. ![]()
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