Ok, less a business and more an area. The Canyons is a collection of residences, rentals, hotels, restaurants and retail shops. All at the Park City Mountain Resort. There are many outdoor spaces, seasonal retail and restaurants. Views are remarkable. If you have an opportunity to visit or stay here, you won't regret it. read more

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Stopped in here for a late lunch after skiing / snowboarding and it was a great spot! We ate a DBB, it was fun watching the snowboarders and skiers coming down the mountain while eating lunch and having a spot to put the gear outside when we ate read more

The outdoor amphitheater is spacious and the beach chairs are comfortable. They squish a lot in. The restrooms are clean and placed close enough to walk to but far enough away. Acoustics were off all night. Adjustments were made but at times you could hear the percussions over the singers or vice versa. They have a great space for dancing up front and this makes it fun! The concession stands were awkwardly placed near the entrance/exit of the seating area which did not allow for great traffic flow. You waited 1/2 an hour for drinks and food. They possibly should have more options for food. Construction is happening currently . It will be exciting to see what happens there. The staff were personable and friendly! read more

Canyons Village - Hotels Near Me - Park City, Utah

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Beautiful area, expensive shopping, expensive eating, but nice to see. We were here during spring break to ski during the worst snow fall. Hardly any snow at all... read more

I am sure this place is bustling in the winter time. Pass by this roundabout and see the cabriolet from the top of your PC Mountain to the historic downtown every day. Didn't realize that PC was one of the top or as I have heard from some the skiing capital of the world. read more

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We went to both Canyons Village and Park City Mountain Village, and we liked Canyons Villages much better. The runs were wider here, and the vibe was a bit more cozy and scenic compared to Mountain Village which was a bit barren and at times felt unsafe on the run. The runs in Park City Resorts were better for skiers than snowboarders. We had a hard time finding racks to put our boards up when taking a break at the lodge, but we still had a good time here. read more

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Beautiful! Such a delight to go snowboarding. It does seem to be home to the skiers, but still complimentary for snowboarders. The village is small, cozy and yet has just enough of places to eat and drink. You're mainly here to enjoy the slopes and have a good time. Yes the weekend did take an hour wait to get on the lift but we stayed for the week days too and that was less busy. Highly recommend. read more

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I bartended several of their Thursday night concert series here, sampled their food and coffee and interacted with their staff. It's a great venue for live music, the staff is seriously the best and really care about their guests' experiences. I can't wait to come back and enjoy their amenities off the clock. Bonus points if you take advantage of the Lou rain biking out there and use the gondala to haul your bike up the Mountain. Epic food, epic views, epic adventures. read more

Amazing spot to go and see snow. They have a lift from the bottom but finding parking is unreal. Get there early or you'll be circling around for 30 plus minutes. Amazing views though. read more

Canyons Village - Hotels Near Me - Park City, Utah

Great for intermediate skiers with mostly blue and blacks. Some hotels blocks away from ski lifts and multiple level access points/hills so not ideal ski in/out. Newer though and nice facilities. Steakhouse couldn't get reservations months out. Other couple restaurants probably can get in. Has a few shops and ski rentals onsite. Base camp not huge hangout during day (like Breckenridge) and most daily hang out spots are smaller lodges on mountain. Few mile Uber to Park City Main Street for dinner. Closest to airport but Park City and Deer Valley only a few miles up road. Deer Valley ski only and has some more greens. Dry season for snow in Utah but was convenient with Salt Lake City so close. read more

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We had a free day and some time before our flight back to NY, so we grabbed some one-day tickets and gave Canyons a run...very glad we did! This place definitely has a more "polished" feel to it than nearby Park City Mountain Resort, but the snow at PCMR was equal if not better during our stay. The lifts are indeed very spread out, and their are some bizarre tricks you have to employ to access certain runs and lifts. For example, we took a couple chairs up on the new orange bubble lift, and Initially, I thought It'd be foolish to get off at the mid-mountain stop, but there are a handful of nice groomers you can only access by getting off there. Also, while we had a blast cutting our own runs off the 9990 lift, if you venture too far, you end up on the wrong side of a ridge in the topography and you're stuck taking two other chairs just to get back to where you started...just some things to keep in mind. Staff were friendly and quick to give advice and directions for getting to certain areas, but it'd be nice if they employed the color-coding they use over at Park City to easily distinguish the lines in the mountain and areas you can/can't get to from certain chairs. Overall, we caught a great day, bluebird skies, fresh tracks in the backcountry areas, and nice morning corduroy by the base and off the Tombstone lifts...The town of Park City and proximity to SLC are added bonuses. Definitely worth a visit - next time we'll have to allocate some more days to fully explore! read more

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Judging by its first glance value. The Canyons resort of Park City is probably where the posh and priviledged come to play. Hilton Vacations hotel, a heated pool as a center piece as we fly by on our standing open gondola. Once you get off, you climb into another Gondola where it takes you to the middle of The Canyons universe. Where the slopes are groomed very nicely and the runs are extremely interesting. The slopes go under and over some roads which make it an interesting run none the less. Plus the open food quarry at some points in the mountain. Makes for a cool setting for some lunch. I like this resort a lot. Not because it has snooty qualities, but it's because it's actually beautiful. Not a bad slope anywhere. Seems like every run has its own very defined characteristic. Anyways, this is a great resort and I would recommend it for anybody who loves to ski or snowboard. The place is the truth!! I'm glad we spent the second day on Big Mountain February here at The Canyons. It's even better here than the Park City side. (",) read more

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Make sure you bring your lift pass! Or you will have to pay the Moose Toll! They sell chapstick at the lodge. read more

Canyons Village - Bring your wallet or pay the toll! - Hotels Near Me - Park City, Utah

We go snowboarding around the country and this definitely one of our favorite spots to board when the season is right. Traveler Tip: Utah is known for their light snow and the Canyons has an outstanding blend of mountain pitch and isolation from people. Whenever we go to Utah, this is where we board at. Overall: Fantastic facilities, runs, lifts, and usually a great time. I'm a fellow traveler so I appreciate when other people have given me tips/recommendations while in a new city. If this information is helpful, please let me know by hitting the like button. Even if this review helps only one traveler then it's worth it to know I'm contributing towards making someone's experience better, giving to the global community, and paying it forward. Safe Travels! read more

Expect to wait 1hr+ to get on the lift at 9am on weekends here. They have far too little capacity to handle the huge crowds and as a result the whole experience is subpar. They shut down the lift for any reason and will strand thousands of people at the bottom. The restaurants serve mediocre midwestern style food and the bartenders are like little Stasi enforcers. The slopes are mostly groomed blah with some tiny exceptions for 99-90 and parts of McConkeys. It's like a Utah version of Vail. If you're from the East Coast you'll love it and feel like you're a great skier. read more

This review is for the resort (not skiing) only as I didn't get a chance to ski on this trip. I did however hear about the skiing from my fiance and soon-to-be brother and sister. They enjoyed it but conditions were not amazing when during on our stay. But i digress... The four of us were blessed with the pleasure of staying at The Canyons for 4 days as a friend of the family has timeshare/ownership at the resort and gifted these days to us. We basically stayed in a beautiful 3 bed / 3 bath room that also had a full kitchen and fantastic amenities. I think that the room probably costs $700 a night for the regular guest, so we are so thankful to our friend, as we just had to pay for the daily cleaning of the room. The resort is beautiful and for ski / snowboarders, you can ski in / ski out really easily. There are two restaurants on site as well as a coffee shop, fitness facility and spa, heated pool, jacuzzi, general store, and more including fresh brewed hot apple cider and cookies/muffins every afternoon - gotta love that! The rooms themselves are extremely comfortable, with everything you need in a room including flat screen tvs, dvd players, comfy beds, toiletries, etc... Friendly staff for the most part also. So, again, I am not sure I'd pay the $700 per night fee to stay at The Canyons at this point in my life, but I'm always game for a 'gifted' room like the one we enjoyed. Let me know if you know anyone else who has extra days at The Canyons... I for sure need to return to ski the next trip, and I'd love to return for Sundance sometime as well! read more

This place is definitely skier's heaven, because there were TONS of flats, I mean seriously, between one run to the next, there's always one flat part in the middle. I even tried to catch some speed in hoping I can fly through it. Alas, I still couldn't make it, it's so freaking long flats. At one point, the flat was so ridiculous, me and my bf tried to just drag our board, instead of taking it off completely, we just kept hopping on to it like we're skate boarding, my bf's plastic strap binding came off. Thank God the repair service was very nice and fixed it immediately for about $10, so that's one great service there. Just like Jason F., I came here after a blizzard, so snow coverage was great, no long wait on sunday, the bubble wasn't really heated as I'd heard around, but boy the temperature was -7F when we boarded. The view was really great at the Canyons, because all the runs situation in between many canyons, so you can see many different views from the mountain, but it tends to get foggy on the top and very sunny at the bottom. You also need to take open gondola just to get to the first lift, unless you stay in their resorts. I'm not sure if I'll be back here soon, because Park City suits me better as a snowboarder. Service wise, this park was great, the ticket is a bit pricier than Park City, but we got great deals from Utah Avalanche Center for almost 40% off the regular day ticket price. So, I'm not really regretting my visit here as I got to ride on the orange bubble twice, it's one of the most interesting chairlift I've seen so far in US resorts. read more

Canyons Village - My coolest image from the Canyons! This mountain rocks! - Hotels Near Me - Park City, Utah

Normally I ski in Deer Valley but I had a bunch of expiring Hilton points so I stayed at the Waldorf Astoria for a couple of nights to see what The Canyons was all about. Not overly impressed. I hate to sound snobbish but The Canyons had a downmarket feel. No chair that I rode had foot rests. The gondolas reeked of old sweat and there weren't many on mountain restaurants. And, I wasn't fond of all the snowboarders constantly bombing down the mountain in an uncontrolled fashion.... In short, if you're a 15 yr old snowboarder, The Canyons is your dream come true. read more

This is probably the worst ski resort I've ever been to. All rich and privileged snobs who took over the runs and barely knew how to ski. Don't come here if you want a laid back, crunchy/granola setting. They also barely groom the runs which was fine since I'm a type 3 skier but it would have been nice if they groomed and opened the runs that were advertised as being groomed and open. You also have to make reservations to eat at the ski lodge (?!) which is absolutely ridiculous. I guess I should have known since it's owned by Vail and Vail sucks. Whatever you do, don't waste your time and energy and go to Colorado which is much more liberal and granola friendly. -1000/10 never coming back. read more

Fun place to ski and board. Our group really enjoyed our skiing and some very long runs, some cruising runs, some steep stuff, some tree skiing. Some of the long easy runs do have some flat areas near the bottom of the run, so if on those you do want to get some speed before the bottom. If you like the difficult, go to the top 9990 peak and look forever then enjoy the challenge of skiing down. We purchased our skiing tickets a couple of months ago online for a discount, so plan ahead. We eat at the Tombstone Grill on the mountain. It was expensive. After the first bite of the brisket, the first comment was, "You know your in trouble when you take that first bite and realize you need a lot more sauce!" A few of us agreed! The next day we hand lunch at the bottom of the mountain. Cheaper and better! read more

EVERYONE is sweet and cheerful 24 hours a day. I swear it was eerie, similar to the movie, Pleasantville. Accommodations: Brand new facilities. *Fireplace *Flatscreen TV *Down Comforter *FREE 24hr gym access *AWESOME outdoor heated party tub and pool. Some downsides to the room: -No full length mirror -No double sinks -1200 watt hair dryers -No couch -No separation of toilet from shower Breakfast buffet: Pretty darn good, but it's the SAME thing EVERYDAY: omelettes made to order, oatmeal, bacon, yogurt, granola & fresh fruit. Ski resort: snow makers were going, and only about HALF of the runs were open. Runs are not too flat, so it makes for pretty good boarding conditions, plus they have a park. Skiing out sucks, b/c you can't ski all the way down, you have to take a lift and it's like Black Friday at Walmart madness. Shuttle service around the resort, every 5 minutes. 10 minutes to Main. read more

I came here the weekend of 01/11/13 right after a storm and the snow coverage was awesome. No long waits, decently long trails, and a very large mountain. As a snowboarder however, I feel Canyons is more for skiers. There are to many long straightaways on some trails that ruin the experience because if you don't know the trail and don't have enough speed, you spend majority of your time taking your bindings off and pushing yourself until you can keep going. Small gripe on my part, but I'm spoiled with Mammoth so sue me. Liftopia for cheaper tickets prices. Go to the Spa afterwords and you won't regret it. Also hit up Drafts! It still beats Big Bear -- but be weary as a snowboarder. Park City may be the better choice, or the other mountains. Those two just happen to be the closest towards the airport. read more

I've skied Canyons through Thick and Thin - Thin of course being New Years '11/'12, where 17% of the mountain was open. It still rocked. Yeah, there was no fresh powder, brown hillsides and some thin runs, but there were also great groomers, a cheerful staff, and plenty of room to do your thing. Many great mid-slope pull outs exist for lunch, a snack, or even a beer at the end of nice day - prime in spring skiing weather (which NYE was). What about thick? I mean 250" base, 1' of fresh pow on a bluebird day. We're hitting the lifts as they open, and making fresh tracks. It is the BIGGEST resort in Utah, with like 5-7 mountains, tons of lifts and great off roading. I even crushed some double blacks, and I prefer sticking to double blues or below. These are people there to ski, not be pampered (though the heated seats on the bubble lift are tight). This is as good as it gets, even when the getting isn't as good. read more

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Talk about fresh powder...it's so nice here....we just glide over the snow. They also have a package deal for two for $99 (free lift tickets, gourmet burgers, and beer)...what a deal...we went 2 days in a row. The Canyons is very big and nice. We really like this place. For those of you who are into jumps then Park City will probably better, but if you like nice scenic route then the Canons since they have very long trails. Yes they do have long traverse in certain area but if you know which path to take you can avoid it. We made the most of it by going sledding with our snowboards. It was sooo much fun. We miss Utah :( read more

Canyons Village - The Gondala - Hotels Near Me - Park City, Utah

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A great place to ski- the staff are friendly and the runs are well maintained and groomed. There is a wide variety of skill level runs, tree runs, powder, terrain parks, etc. We have been coming to Canyons for years and the management transition to Vail is seamless. The orange bubble chair lift comes in handy when its windy and snowing- you can put the bubble shield down and enjoy heated seats. This resort is not as crowded as Park City and in my opinion its prettier- lots of natural beauty with gorgeous aspen trees for a scenic view on the chairlifts. Plenty of options to dine at various lodges- red pine is popular and large but gets packed. I prefer To branch out to some of the smaller options. Food is pricey- like all ski resorts, but they dont have a policy against packing a lunch. Ski beach offers lots of shops, dining and activities for apres ski. Have fun! read more

EPIC SKIING AND SNOWBOARDING! For a skier, the trains and lifts were super comfortable, my boyfriend is a snowboarder and he found everything fun and relaxing! We lucked out on weekdays and a Saturday and didn't have to wait to get on any lifts. The place is HUGE and connects two mountains so it can get a little confusing how to get from Point A to Point B, luckily there are helpful guides to make recommendations how to get to where you need to with appropriate trails for your experience and skill level. There are also many rest lodge areas with yummy comfort food, water fountains, restrooms and small shops to buy last minute scarfs or gloves or goggles in case you are ill-equipped for the snow. read more

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I've been to lots of resorts around North America and Canyons is one of my favorite resorts. There wasn't a lot of snow here, but we manage to catch a storm and still had a blast. And for reference, I'm an expert snowboarder with 15 seasons of boarding. Goods: + lots of advance terrain. mostly blacks and blues + beautiful views as you go down the slope + Trees everywhere means good untouched snow + Huge mountain with short lift lines (even on a snowy saturday) + Most lifts are really fast (quad or 6) + RFID cards mean quick scanning + Natural Halfpipes are quite the treat + Discount if you buy your lift tickets online + Connection to Park City coming in 2016 season! Favorite Runs: + Chimera + Specter + Phantasm + Harmony + Cloud 9 + Silver Horse + Elk Ridge + The Pines So So: - The top of the mountain are all double blacks with very deep moguls. Sucks if you like to go from top to bottom as a boarder. - Trees can be very narrow - Cat trails at random spots can be crappy for noobs. If you can't foresee the cat run and keep up your speed, you must love hiking. - Didn't catch a good snow season (2015), so not everything was covered and conditions could have been better. read more

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Also a very sick resort. Great runs, not too much in terms of a park. If you want big kickers and what not, head over to Park City. I seriously love the terrain here. They've got natural bowls, some bumps, some steeps, everything for everyone. There's a couple gripes. The first is you have to take 2 gondolas to get to the first lift. The second is that there's a few flats to get through when you're moving around on the mountain. But once you get where you want to go... get ready for some serious fun. The free shuttle also takes you here from Main Street. read more

Canyons Village - from the 1st gondola - Hotels Near Me - Park City, Utah

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The Canyons is a fantastic ski resort that is often overshadowed by Park City and Deer Valley. The improvements in the past year are dramatic and this is one of the largest skiiable terrains in the USA. The conditions are always fantastic and the mountain never seems to get crowded. The allow both skiing and snowboarding so everyone will be happy. read more

The Canyons is hands down the best mountain resort I have ever been to. Granted, there was not very much snow, despite that, we still had an amazing time. They blew enough snow to make our 10 our trek to Park City, UT very well worth it. The people- super friendly, courteous, and very helpful The mountain- well, it's part of the Rocky Mountains and it's in Utah...what do you think? The resort-awesome. snowboard straight down and have a seat on their courtesy "lawn" chairs. Orange bubble lift...awesome for..."cough cough." lol The runs- super long, amazing, i loved every run that was open. The food and drinks- tasty and affordable. Will I go back after they have a storm? uh...yes!! I was so pleased to have visited Canyons. Thanks to my buddy who works there, I did not have to pay for the NINETY DOLLAR all day lift tickets! :) Thank you "i won't say your name" friend! LOVED LOVED this place!!! Puts Tahoe to shame, I'm afraid to say! read more

Really nice big mountain to ride compared to the East Coast. Though anything would be better considering the winter we've had. Highlights -Standing outdoor gondola from parking to main resort. -Orange bubble express - super warm and toasty, option to get off at 2 different spots on the mountain. -Bruges Waffle near the Red Pine lodge has the best waffles I've ever tasted on a mountain! -Plenty of seats in the resort area with bonfire. -Trails for all levels. -Free stickers at Surefoot. -Free pins given to us by an employee just because we asked if he had any stickers. Thumbs down -Shortcut lift is the only way down to base camp from Red Pine. -Rip cord is no fun if you do not master and cause other people to fall as well. Don't get stuck on the bottom left side of the mountain or you will need to rip cord your way out. -Some parts of the mountain felt like conditions in the East Coast since Utah had less of a winter as well. Also eventhough it is costly, you can always buy discounted tickets from Costco. read more

Canyons Village - Parking lot lift to base camp. - Hotels Near Me - Park City, Utah

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Did you know that the Canyons is the third largest ski resort in North America? Number one is Vail, number two is Whistler-Blackcomb. Dang! it's huge! It's so big that there's a community of private multi-million $$$$ homes inside the resort (called The Colony)! Actually, it's $9 - $27 million dollar homes. Many homes are still under construction and they are like 10k sq ft plus. Who needs that kinda excess!??!?! I do! The roads to the homes run over bridges, so ski paths criss cross underneath these roads with a multitude of bridges. There are many great trails for all skill levels. My main complaint is the retardedness that is the end of the day. Take the gondola back down to the village!!!! If you think that you can ski past the gondola and get to the village, you are WRONG! You ski for another 7 seconds before you are at the short cut lift that takes you down and over some valley and spits you out in nowhere. You then gotta take one of those towing ropes (grab the rope and ski/snowboard uphill) up a steep hill. Easy for skiiers, hell of a time for a regular foot rider. Then you walk. SUCKS. read more

Canyons is one of the smaller mountains in the Park City area. To get to the mountain you have to take a "town lift" (more like a ride you would get on in an amusement park) to the base of the mountain. From there you then take a gondola up to the mountain. You can buy tickets at either location. There are only 2-3 green runs, and several blues. I would say most of the mountain up near the top had black runs. Overall it was a nice mountain. Lots of beginners coming through here and taking lessons. I watched a few instructors teach the new snowboarders and skiers and they seemed okay. I've seen much better lessons at other resorts. Not sure if I would come again, I prefer Park City over this one (more convenient to get up the mountain at PC)! read more

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This was my second time coming here. And i was more disappointed than my first time. My first time coming here was Feb.2014. And I said to myself, I would give it another try maybe the trails are different this year than last. Since snow conditions sometimes could change the trail. But it did not! As an intermediate snowboarder, I would say that Canyons trail are Skier friendly, but not a snowboarder friendly! There are slopes that are steep but when you go down hill you will hit this flat surface. Even if you build enough speed you still have to skate in this long never ending flat surface! I said never ending... For a not so fit person like me! Lol.. It felt never ending! And it was horrendous! It was a waste of my time skating through this endless flat surface! I could have spent my time exploring other trails. And beware there was this trail in the back called "Willow Draw"it will take you to a slope that goes up and the only way to go up is to hold on to a rope it's called "Rip Cord" that will take you going up the hill. I was so exhausted trying to hold on to that rope and fell and hold on again and fell. Because you have to hold on to it sideways! For a regular rider like me. It was a nightmare! I should have taken a picture of that damn rope but I was so tired and upset. I mean... Canyons is a big resort I'm sure they can afford to install a carpet ride instead of that rope! The rope climb! Was the last straw. Told my husband to go and leave me alone! Lol.. I am done! I am going to the parking lot wait for him. read more

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Dangerous. I had 2 small children with me, and almost lost one while attempting to get into the gondola. Young-ish gondola employee handed the skis to my kid instead of putting on the door rack, while I had other kid in arms. Absolutely refused to help put skis in rack or even stop the gondola, as so felt one of us would not make it inside. Absolutely no regard for small children and crammed another family into our gondola, which made it even more challenging getting off because it made for us to have less time. It was extremely traumatic for all of us. We did not ski again after this day for fear of the gondola and the young employee acting as though he could care less whether we all made it into the gondola or not. read more

This is the largest resort in Utah. There is a ton of terrain. The biggest challenge we found was getting in a good groove on one or two lifts. We liked the Saddleback express lift which has a very cool natural halfpipe just beyond the park. The Iron Mountain Express had some nice trails but harder to get to from the main base. The lodge at the top of Dreamcatcher and Dreamscape was also a really nice place to grab a bite to eat The ticket office doesnt open until 8 but Id get there early at 8; the lines at 9 do not move quickly especially the one for prebought tickets for some reason. Unlike PCMR your silver passport doesnt serve as your ticket so you need to exchange it for actual scannable lift passes. For some reason the base area totally shuts down by 5; almost nothing is open much after 5 and certainly 6 other than a few restaurants. Seems like an opportunity read more

The canyons are secretly the best spot in Park City. There might be higher peaks at Park City Mountain, but the canyons have longer, less crowded slopes that go for seemingly miles. Some even wind through the houses, roads, and bridges of the condos. At the village, there are great shops for equipment as well as fantastic restaurants and bars for some apres-ski fun, especially on bright sunny days. The ride up to the base from the village is also great with awesome views from the gondola. read more

Canyons Village - Hotels Near Me - Park City, Utah

LOVE Canyons. Their terrain is awesome...it's like you're on a snowboarding adventure on some of the runs. Their runs are very well laid out for a not-so-pro snowboarder like me. Their lodge food is some of the best lodge food that I've had. They have a pretty awesome cornish game hen. I think I prefer Canyons over Park City...it just has a superior layout...the runs are super wide and I had a lot of fun. We managed to hit Canyons when the weather gods decided to dump snow all over it so it was pretty awesome! read more

Canyons Village - Yay for Utah pow! - Hotels Near Me - Park City, Utah

Very good skiing here. Huge place...deceptive as it looks like nothing from the bottom of the slopes. Covers many peaks and many lifts and food options. Prices are about standard for the area. Staff also was relatively friendly. read more

Canyons Village - Great day for skiing - Hotels Near Me - Park City, Utah

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Do NOT buy at Westgate Resorts. I have never been happy, I am treated poorly and lied to every time I have to deal with them. My last stay at the Park City (Canyons) I had two rooms with four TV's none of them worked. They couldn't/wouldn't fix them and it wasn't even the room I was promised when I booked it. They gave me an in house credit (had to use at the resort) I took family and friends the Draft (restaurant) it was extremely poor service and slow. I used the rest of the credit at their Serenity Spa, the steam room, Sauna and hot tub were lukewarm at best, very disappointing. Nobody cared except they wanted me to come to an owners breakfast to get me to upgrade. When you call and complain, you get no one to talk to. You're put on hold and disconnected after 10 plus minutes. They blame the place you are staying at, the place you stay at blames the ownership. This has happened, in Mississippi, Myrtle Beach, Orlando and especially Park City read more