One of my favorite spots to take our kids in the summer, Sundance Resoret offers over 10 miles of alpine trails for the beginner to the expert hiker. Take a casual lift ride up and enjoy a scenic trail back to the base or get your daily workout by hiking up to the summit and riding the chair back down. After your adventure there is a great grab and go deli or sti down at the Foundry Grill, Tree Room for finer dining, or the not to be missed Owl Bar. Truly one of my favorite places to visit in Utah
Stewart Falls*
Enjoy one of Sundance’s most popular hikes to beautiful Stewart Falls. Take the lift up to Ray’s Summit and then trek through mountain forest and across the meadow of Dry Lakes to the falls.
Beginner/Intermediate Hike ~ 3 miles ~ 2 hours including lift ride (approx. 20 min)
Black Forest Trail*
This is a great hike for beginners. Take the lift to Ray’s Summit and then enjoy views of Stewart Falls and Mount Timpanogos as you hike through forests and back down to the base.
The more adventurous hiker will enjoy the challenge of the Arrowhead Summit Trail. This hike will take you to the top of Sundance Mountain Resort at over 8,000 ft. with spectacular 360-degree views of the Wasatch Mountain Range, Utah Valley, and Heber Valley
Intermediate/Advanced Hike ~ 3.7 miles ~ 3-4 hours including lift ride (approx. 20 min)
Mandan Short Loop
This short loop takes you around Mandan Summit and includes fantastic far-off views of The Fingers as well as Cascade Cirque and Stewart Falls, and then brings you back to the top of Ray’s Lift.
Beginner Hike ~ 1 mile ~ 40 min including lift ride (approx. 20 min)
Dry Lake Loop
This figure-eight loop adds an extra .75 of a mile onto the Mandan Short Loop, winding you through the picturesque Dry Lake area, meandering through the spectacular glade of aspens to return to the top of Ray’s Lift.
Intermediate/Advanced Hike ~ 3.7 miles ~ 1 hour including lift ride (approx. 20 min)
