Book the Sundance Mountain Resort with VIP Benefits

The air is fresh. The views are spectacular. The feeling is bliss. Book your stay today—a careful balance of art, nature, and community. In 1969, Robert Redford bought the land now known as Sundance and envisioned the careful growth of a community committed to the balance of art, nature, and community. Today, Sundance offers an atmosphere steeped in cultural heritage. The 100 cottages nestled at the base of 12,000-foot Mount Timpanogos offer easy access to downhill and cross-country skiing and snowboarding in the wintertime, and mountain biking, fly-fishing, horseback riding, art classes, and, as of recent, the third-longest zip tour in the country during the spring, summer and fall. The award-winning restaurants and spa contribute to the diverse amenities of this quiet mountain village and resort.

''As said by Robert Redford''

''People here come from all walks of life, but one belief is shared: our community should represent who we are and what we believe. Sundance is an arts community, a recreational community, a community of people who appreciate nature's beauty and feel responsible for preserving it. We want to help you find those elements of the Sundance experience, which will most meet your needs and dreams. As you'll see, Sundance has many shapes, many moods, and many possibilities. Somewhere in our community awaits an experience that belongs to you, and we are committed to helping you find it.''

Sundance is a Community

Inspired by the Ute tribes that first inhabited this canyon and continued through the early 20th century as the Stewarts, Scottish immigrants homesteaded the area. Sundance is an arts community, a recreational community, a community of people who appreciate nature's beauty and feel responsible for preserving it. Guests can enjoy various settings, from elegant candlelight dining in the Tree Room to casual dining with an incredible view of 12,000-foot Mount Timpanogos at the Foundry Grill. And don't miss the live entertainment in The Owl Bar, a private club for members, home to a restored 1890s bar once frequented by Butch Cassidy's Hole-in-the-Wall gang. In addition, Sundance has over 10 miles of alpine hiking trails, from meandering forest to steep mountain terrain, with 25+ miles of