Deer Valley Real Estate
Deer Valley Real Estate - A Great Choice!

One of the advantages to buying Deer Valley real estate is the year round recreation. In the summer Deer Valley Deer Valley Resort has offered chairlift-accessed hiking, mountain biking and scenic rides since 1992 from the mid-mountain Sterling chairlift. For the second season, the Resort will also operate the Silver Lake Express chairlift from the Snow Park base area, from which guests can transfer to the Sterling chairlift at the Resort's mid-mountain area, allowing them the chance to rise from 7,200 to 9,400 feet in altitude, all on scenic chairlifts.

The same white-glove service Deer Valley is known for during the winter ski season is applied to the summer mountain biking, hiking and scenic chairlift ride program, where the Resort offers an all-inclusive operation featuring mountain bike rentals, instruction and guided tours.

Guests may also enjoy a relaxing lunch on the deck of Royal Street Café at Silver Lake Lodge. Mountain breezes and a green and white awning that runs the length of the deck keep diners cool, as do beverages such as a local microbrew, homemade lemonade or a refreshing mojito. The cuisine is equally fresh, such as the simple summer salad of a crisp iceberg wedge served with pear tomatoes, baby carrots and beets, Italian vinaigrette, glazed walnuts and Maytag blue cheese.

Summertime at the Resort also brings the Utah Symphony & Opera's Deer Valley Music Festival, a weekend jazz festival and other concerts, all held in the Outdoor Amphitheater at Snow Park Lodge. With so much to offer during the summer, there is no shortage of activities to enjoy at Deer Valley Resort.

In the winter Deer Valley is rife with snow sports, everything from skiing to snowboarding is enjoyed on these famous slopes. Deer Valley Resort revolutionized the ski industry in 1981 by providing the attentive service, gourmet food and luxury accommodations one would experience at a fine hotel.

Deer Valley was honored in 2001 by being named the #1 ski resort in North America by the readers of SKI magazine, and we proudly hosted the 2002 Olympic Winter Games slalom, aerials and moguls events. Exceptional customer service, consistent quality and attention to every detail are all part of the Deer Valley experience. And our four mountains, offering a wide variety of terrain, allow guests more than ample opportunity to indulge in our annual 300 inches of light, dry Utah powder.
Season Dates - Deer Valley is closed for 2004-05 ski season. We are scheduled to open on December 3, 2005 for the 2005-06 ski season, conditions permitting.

Bald Eagle Mountain — Elevation 8,400 feet. Bald Eagle Mountain offers ideal terrain for beginner and intermediate skiers. First-time skiers will appreciate the separate, protected beginners' area known as Wide West, accessed by two chairlifts, Burns and Snowflake. The ski area in the real estate development of Deer Crest is accessible by Little Stick or Navigator ski runs or by catching the Jordanelle Express Gondola, at the Mayflower/Deer Crest entrance on Highway 40. Bald Eagle Mountain also served as the venue for Deer Valley's 2002 Olympic Games events. Champion was the site of the freestyle moguls competitions, Know You Don't the site of the slalom events, and White Owl the site of the aerials events.

Bald Mountain — Elevation 9,400 feet. Bald Mountain offers intermediate and challenging skiing along with spectacular views. Strong skiers in search of steeper, ungroomed trails and Utah's famous light powder will find them on numerous runs in the Sultan and Mayflower areas.

Flagstaff Mountain — Elevation 9,100 feet. Flagstaff Mountain offers intermediate and beginner ski trails, in addition to extensive gladed areas and access to Ontario Bowl.

Empire Canyon — Elevation 9,570 feet. Empire Canyon offers skiing for all abilities with some of the most advanced skiing at Deer Valley, including eight chutes and three bowls.