The perfect winter getaway — St. Regis in Deer Valley

December marks the start of our favorite time of the year: ski season. And with an average of 500 annual inches of crisp powder snow, stunning mountain vistas, and easy access to world-class lodging, there isn’t a more ideal location for a ski getaway than the Wasatch Mountains of Park City, Utah.

If you’re planning a trip and looking for the perfect après ski life, look no further than the AAA Five Diamond mountainside retreat, St. Regis Deer Valley. This alpine ski resort, consistently ranked one of the Best in the West by SKI Magazine, is renowned for its amenities. To help you get the good times going, we compiled a list of our must-dos when in town.

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Hit the slopes.
It goes without saying, but if you’re in Park City during the winter, there's nothing better to do than hit the slopes. Guests of the St. Regis Deer Valley have private access to the St. Regis Funicular to reach the mountain tops in style and without delay.



Après ski like you never have before.
There's nothing like enjoying time by a fire, a glass of wine, or a dip in a hot tub after a long day of skiing. Here, the St. Regis Deer Valley can’t be beaten. It's been consistently ranked #1 in guest service among ski resorts in North America by SKI Magazine. So, take a dip in their heated pools, order yourself champagne, and toast to a day well spent.


Get out into Park City, and stop by the Olympic Park
There's something for everyone in Park City, Utah. If skiing and snowboarding aren’t your thing, there’s also snowshoeing and sleigh rides. You can also taste-test the area’s diverse food scene and hit up the award-winning restaurants and high-end breweries that line Main Street. There’s also plenty of shops and local art galleries to escape the cold. For even more fun, visit the Utah Olympic Park for tubing, ice skating, or bobsledding. The world-class facility once hosted five events during the 2002 Winter Olympic Games and has since been retrofitted as a training ground for winter Olympic athletes.