Name: Rock Valley Ski Association - Park City Mtn Resort Trip
Start: 2026-03-14
End: 2026-03-21
Location: Park City, UT, USA

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ABOUT PARK CITY RESORT & TOWN:Park City Mountain Resort, located in Park City, Utah, is a renowned ski resort and a major tourist attraction, hosting various activities beyond skiing and snowboarding. It holds the distinction of being the largest ski resort in the United States, featuring over 7,300 skiable acres, 43 lifts, and 341 runs across its expansive terrain. Terrain and Activities  Diverse Terrain: The resort caters to all skill levels, from beginners to expert skiers and snowboarders. It boasts wide-open spaces and gentle slopes ideal for beginners, particularly on the Park City Mountain Village side. Intermediate and advanced skiers can enjoy a vast network of trails, including challenging bowls and tree runs.  Terrain Parks: For thrill-seekers, there are six terrain parks, including a half-pipe and a mini-pipe. Beginner parks, such as Little Kings Park at the Park City base and Pinedraw Park at the Canyons Village base, offer a gentler introduction to park features.  Beyond Skiing: Park City Mountain Resort offers a variety of summer activities, including:          Mountain biking and hiking on an extensive trail system (over 400 miles).      The Alpine Slide, one of the longest alpine slide tracks in the world, stretching over 3,000 feet.      A Mountain Coaster, providing a roller coaster-like experience on the mountain.      Zip-lining, including the exhilarating ZipRide and the more kid-friendly Flying Eagle Zipline.      Scenic lift rides, offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains.      Activities at the Mountain Village base, such as a climbing wall, trampolines, panning for gold, and miniature golf.        Winter Alternatives: Even if skiing isn't your primary interest, you can enjoy scenic gondola rides, snow tubing, ice skating, magical sleigh rides, winter hiking, dog sledding, and snowmobiling. Lodging and Dining  Dining Options: The resort and surrounding areas offer a wide variety of dining experiences, from casual on-mountain eateries to upscale restaurants. Canyons Village at Park City has a reputation for excellent food.Other Options:Visit Salt Lake City  Temple Square: The centerpiece of the city, featuring the iconic Salt Lake Temple (currently undergoing renovation and expected to reopen in 2024), the Tabernacle, and other significant Latter-day Saint sites.Visit The Olympic  Winter Sports: Bobsled rides, ski jumping (including the opportunity to try the track with a professional driver), and possibly observing athlete training.   The park houses two free museums:  Alf Engen Ski Museum: Dedicated to preserving Utah's ski history and featuring memorabilia from its namesake, a U.S. Ski & Snowboard hall-of-famer.  Eccles 2002 Olympic Winter Games Museum: A tribute to the athletes and sports of the 2002 games, showcasing memorabilia and allowing visitors to see a gold medal and hold an Olympic Torch.Alpine Coaster:  The Alpine Coaster is an elevated track with loops, curves, and turns, offering scenic views as it winds through the mountainside. The track is over a mile long and reaches speeds up to 30 mph. Requirements:  Drivers: Must be at least 54 inches tall and 16 years old.  Passengers: Must be between 38-53 inches tall and accompanied by a driver who is at least 16 years old and 54 inches or taller. Trip Leader: Ken Richardson; kenrichardson53live.com; 815-985-7194

Park City, UT, USA

Rock Valley Ski Association - Park City Mtn Resort Trip

Group Travel Simplicity (GTS)

We had a great experience. The hotel accommodations were great and the food ( breakfast and dinner) were excellent every day. The hotel staff were excellent also. 

Knoxville Ski Club Solden-Salzburg, Austria Trip

I can’t say enough and how this whole trip came together. It was the perfect amount of time to ski perfect amount of time to sightsee. I enjoyed the extra tour guide in Salisbury and Salden. The food at the hotel was superb. I like the fact that we didn’t have to look for restaurants and the food was included. You did a great job.

It was well planned, good hotels. Unfortunately I missed the Salzburg portion due to Lori Anderson’s skiing accident an wanting to support her and her husband.

Very fun trip. Meals were wonderful. The hotels were great. The only downside was the hot tub out of service.

It was a great trip.  Hotels were excellent and very accommodating.  Having the dinner buffet at Tyrolerhof was outstanding.  My only criticism is that no drinks were included with dinner.  Even tap water had to be purchased.  That may be a European thing, but I have never experienced this before.  Transportation was also very nice and on time.  Thank you!





I was told that this trip would include side trips and activities for non skiers.  This was not the case we had to scramble to put together excursions which suited walkers and almost non mobile people.  Very different from what was promised/expected.  No information was forth coming regarding the trip until about five days before departure.  I was beginning to think it wasn’t going to happen.  Very disappointed in the lack of communication.
The hotels were spot on, meals were excellent and transportation to Andermatt and Zurich were excellent.  The rest meh…….

Lexington Ski & Snowboard Club Andermatt + Optional Zurich Extension

We knew all the people so it was easy to have a good time.    However, the paperwork was a little off, one page ( and I do not have the $$ in front of me ) Said  your trip $ 35??.?? from Feb 20 to March 3, 2026.   However that was not true.  $35??.?? trip was for 20 Feb. to Feb. 28.    I am not looking up the paperwork  but it seams the first page was        Amdermatt Zurick $ 35??.??  not true later it read Amdermatt plus Zurick, the difference      Plus.   

I do not know where this came from but the leader said I should not talk to you about a seat change, use points, or pay cash. 

Only complaint was Montrose/Houston/Chicago connections on return. While others in our group that made their own reservations flew Montrose/Chicago direct.

Mountainside Inn was convenient and clean, but a low star rated motel.

Rock Valley Ski Association -Telluride Ski Resort Trip

Everything went without issues. Hotel was good, flight was good and a good time was had by all

Jackson Hole Ski Trip - OGOV

Great group of guys.  The Gravity Haus was just OK.  It didn't replenish refreshments we consumed in the room.  The food is OK there and the rooms are small.  Great outside hot tub and pool and a great view.  We did love our smoothies in the morning.  

Jacksonville Ski Club-Beaver Creek Ski Resort

All good - Our Club leaders did an excellent job and responded to all issues along the way. As with any trip there is little that can be done about the Weather, ski conditions and flights - i wish these could have been better but they happen. Beaver Creek is a great resort and the Charter is a comfortable & convenience property.

It was a great trip.  Accommodations were very nice and proximity to the ski area and shops/restaurants were very good.  
GTS Air Desk did a great job finding us an alternate way home when it we were at risk of being stuck due to weather.  
Welcome reception at The Charter that was included by The Charter was very nice.  

The only opportunity for improvement would be the ski gear rental discount options.  
Even with the 35% discount at Charter rentals, the rentals for 6 days was $543.- .  Seems very high.  


Rock Valley Ski Association - Park City Mtn Resort Trip in Park City, UT, USA

&nbsp;ABOUT PARK CITY RESORT &amp; TOWN: Park City Mountain Resort, located in Park City, Utah, is a renowned ski resort and a major tourist attraction, hosting various activities beyond skiing and snowboarding. It holds the distinction of being the largest ski resort in the United States, featuring over 7,300 skiable acres, 43 lifts, and 341 runs across its expansive terrain. &nbsp;Terrain and Activities<ul> <li>Diverse Terrain: The resort caters to all skill levels, from beginners to expert skiers and snowboarders. It boasts wide-open spaces and gentle slopes ideal for beginners, particularly on the Park City Mountain Village side. Intermediate and advanced skiers can enjoy a vast network of trails, including challenging bowls and tree runs.</li> <li>Terrain Parks: For thrill-seekers, there are six terrain parks, including a half-pipe and a mini-pipe. Beginner parks, such as Little Kings Park at the Park City base and Pinedraw Park at the Canyons Village base, offer a gentler introduction to park features.</li> <li>Beyond Skiing: Park City Mountain Resort offers a variety of summer activities, including: <ul> <li>Mountain biking and hiking on an extensive trail system (over 400 miles).</li> <li>The Alpine Slide, one of the longest alpine slide tracks in the world, stretching over 3,000 feet.</li> <li>A Mountain Coaster, providing a roller coaster-like experience on the mountain.</li> <li>Zip-lining, including the exhilarating ZipRide and the more kid-friendly Flying Eagle Zipline.</li> <li>Scenic lift rides, offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains.</li> <li>Activities at the Mountain Village base, such as a climbing wall, trampolines, panning for gold, and miniature golf.</li> </ul> </li> <li>Winter Alternatives: Even if skiing isn't your primary interest, you can enjoy scenic gondola rides, snow tubing, ice skating, magical sleigh rides, winter hiking, dog sledding, and snowmobiling.&nbsp;</li></ul>Lodging and Dining<ul> <li>Dining Options: The resort and surrounding areas offer a wide variety of dining experiences, from casual on-mountain eateries to upscale restaurants. <a target="_blank" href="https://www.google.com/viewer/place?mid=%2Fm%2F060vpb">Canyons Village</a> at Park City has a reputation for excellent food.</li></ul>Other Options:Visit Salt Lake City<ul> <li><a target="_blank" href="https://www.google.com/viewer/place?mid=%2Fm%2F034zsf">Temple Square:</a> The centerpiece of the city, featuring the iconic Salt Lake Temple (currently undergoing renovation and expected to reopen in 2024), the Tabernacle, and other significant Latter-day Saint sites.</li></ul>Visit The Olympic<ul> <li>Winter Sports: Bobsled rides, ski jumping (including the opportunity to try the track with a professional driver), and possibly observing athlete training. &nbsp;&nbsp;The park houses two free museums: &nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://www.google.com/viewer/place?mid=%2Fg%2F11fcr310ys">Alf Engen Ski Museum:</a> Dedicated to preserving Utah's ski history and featuring memorabilia from its namesake, a U.S. Ski &amp; Snowboard hall-of-famer. &nbsp;Eccles 2002 Olympic Winter Games Museum: A tribute to the athletes and sports of the 2002 games, showcasing memorabilia and allowing visitors to see a gold medal and hold an Olympic Torch.</li></ul>Alpine Coaster: &nbsp;The Alpine Coaster is an elevated track with loops, curves, and turns, offering scenic views as it winds through the mountainside. The track is over a mile long and reaches speeds up to 30 mph. Requirements:<ul> <li>Drivers: Must be at least 54 inches tall and 16 years old.</li> <li>Passengers: Must be between 38-53 inches tall and accompanied by a driver who is at least 16 years old and 54 inches or taller.&nbsp;</li></ul>Trip Leader: Ken Richardson; kenrichardson53live.com; 815-985-7194

DoubleTree Hotel.  All other components to the Package are A-la-Carte and can be added to your reservaton.

Lodging

We highly recommend you protecting your trip with travel insurance. &nbsp;If you do not have your own, we offer insurance through Generali. &nbsp;Please visit our website: &nbsp;www.winterskiandsport.com/trip-insurance. &nbsp;&nbsp; Cancel for any reason must be bought within 24 hours of paying your deposit.

TRIP INSURANCE

Listed are the EPIC Full Season Pass, 6 DAY and 5 DAY. &nbsp;If you are interested in the Local, 7 DAY or 4 DAY please go to www.winterskiandsport.com/epic-passes-on-sale.

EPIC PASSES & LIFT TICKET OPTIONS

Please purchase your lodging and then add on (Al-a-carte) your AIR, TRANSFES, EPIC PASSES. LODGING: &nbsp;DoubleTree Hotel, Park City, Utah<ul> <li>Location: Situated near Park City Mountain, Deer Valley, and Canyon Village. It is across the road from Park City Mountain Resort, about a mile from Main Street, and walkable to stores and restaurants like Fresh Market and Walgreens. The hotel is less than a mile from the ski resort. A free city bus stop is also right outside the hotel, offering access to Main Street and the ski resorts.</li> <li>Amenities: The hotel offers warm quarters with mountain views. It features an outdoor pool, a grill, and a bar. Other amenities include a year-round heated outdoor pool, whirlpool, fitness center, connecting rooms, free parking, non-smoking rooms, digital key, concierge, ski, resort, on-site restaurant, pet-friendly rooms, room service, business center, and meeting rooms. There's also a game room with an arcade console, foosball, table tennis, and board games, as well as a large hot tub and sauna. The lobby bar features a large fireplace.</li> <li>Dining: The hotel has an on-site restaurant, 1800 Park, which serves breakfast and dinner with mountain views and a menu of seasonal mountain fare. The Vertical Lounge offers specialty cocktails and views of the Wasatch Mountains. The resort charge includes afternoon appetizers.</li></ul>

Trip Package Price (Subject to Change)

If you do not have a roommate you must pay for the open pillow (single supplement). &nbsp;RSVA will help find a roommate but no guarantees on their part.

Single Supplement

24 Seats confirmed on itinerary below:AA 3187 14MAR ORD SLC 945A 1220PAA 3187 21MAR SLC ORD 146P 555P

United Airlines Round Trip Air.

54 Passenger Motor Coach.Does include a grocer stop but not driver’s tips ($3.00 per bag per person). &nbsp;

Group Transfer from SLC to Park City

&nbsp;7 Total Days at TellurideA total of seven days of skiing and snowboarding at Telluride Ski Resort for the 2025/26 winter season.<ul> <li>Reservations required - Once your account is created sign in to make your reservations. No restricted peak dates. Availability expected on all days throughout the season.</li> <li>50% off lift tickets at Telluride Ski Resort once all seven days are used.</li></ul>Rockies&nbsp;

EPIC SEASON PASS - $1,121

ALL RESORTS EPIC 5 DAY PASS ($50.00 trip rebate credit will be applied).USE CODE: &nbsp;TRIP-REBATE DOES YOUR PASS NAME MATCH YOUR LEGAL ID? &nbsp;IF NOT EMAIL US AT INFO@WINTERSKIANDSPORT.COM Need more than a 5 or 6 Day PASS? &nbsp;Go here and you will also get a Trip Rebate: https://www.winterskiandsport.com/epicpassesonsale&nbsp;Rebate will be adjusted on final payment based on the pass purchased.&nbsp; RESTRICTED DATES FOR DAY PASSES:<ul> <li>November 28, 2025 to November 29, 2025</li> <li>December 26, 2025 to December 31, 2025</li> <li>January 17, 2026</li> <li>February 14, 2026 to February 15, 2026</li></ul>

EPIC 5 DAY PASS - Adult: $562

&nbsp;ALL RESORTS EPIC 6 DAY PASS &nbsp;($50.00 trip rebate credit will be applied).USE CODE: &nbsp;TRIP-REBATE Need more than a 5 or 6 Day PASS? &nbsp;Go here and you will also get a Trip Rebate: https://www.winterskiandsport.com/epicpassesonsaleRebate will be adjusted on final payment based on the pass purchased. DOES YOUR PASS NAME MATCH YOUR LEGAL ID? &nbsp;IF NOT EMAIL US AT INFO@WINTERSKIANDSPORT.COM&nbsp; RESTRICTED DATES ON S 6 Day PASS:<ul> <li>November 28, 2025 to November 29, 2025</li> <li>December 26, 2025 to December 31, 2025</li> <li>January 17, 2026</li> <li>February 14, 2026 to February 15, 2026</li></ul>

EPIC 6 DAY PASS - Adult: $653

Rock Valley Ski Association - Park City Mtn Resort Trip

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