Top 10 Things to Do in and Around Sundance, Utah - May we recommend . . .

REVIEW: Nestled in the majestic Wasatch Mountains, Sundance is a year-round destination bursting with outdoor adventure, natural beauty, and serene moments. Whether you're visiting for a weekend escape or a weeklong retreat, here are ten unforgettable experiences to enjoy in and around Sundance:

1. Skiing & Snowboarding at Sundance Mountain Resort. Renowned for its uncrowded slopes and intimate atmosphere, Sundance Mountain Resort offers a truly unique alpine experience. With over 450 acres of skiable terrain, a vertical drop of 2,150 feet, and night skiing on select runs, it’s a paradise for skiers and snowboarders alike—without the mega-resort chaos.

2. Hiking the Sundance Trails. During warmer months, over 20 miles of alpine trails open up for hiking and trail running. From easy nature walks to challenging climbs, these trails wind through pine forests, wildflower meadows, and offer views of Mount Timpanogos. Don’t forget your camera—wildlife sightings are common!

3. Soar Through the Trees on the Sundance ZipTour. Feel the rush of adrenaline as you glide over the treetops on one of the longest zipline tours in the country. The Sundance ZipTour features two dual-span ziplines—so you can race a friend while soaking in dramatic mountain views.

4. Fly Fishing on the Provo River. The Provo River is a premier Blue Ribbon trout fishery, perfect for fly fishing year-round. Expert guides are available to help you catch trophy-sized German Browns and Rainbows. The cool, crystal-clear waters and mountain setting make this a meditative and rewarding activity.

5. Hike to Stewart Falls. A local favorite, the trail to Stewart Falls is a scenic 3.5-mile round trip suitable for most skill levels. The reward? A stunning two-tiered waterfall cascading 200 feet down a rocky cliff, surrounded by forest and wildflowers in spring and summer.

6. Discover Provo CanyonJust minutes from Sundance, Provo Canyon offers outdoor adventures in every season—waterfalls, rock climbing, river tubing, and picnic spots. It’s also home to Bridal Veil Falls, one of Utah’s most iconic and accessible waterfalls.

7. Drive the Alpine Loop Scenic Backway. This winding mountain road, open from late spring through fall, connects Sundance to American Fork Canyon. The Alpine Loop Scenic Byway passes through dense forests, aspen groves, and alpine meadows, with jaw-dropping views of Mount Timpanogos and fall foliage that rivals the East Coast.

8. Unwind at the Sundance Spa. Relax and recharge at the Sundance Spa, which offers massages, facials, and holistic body treatments in a peaceful, nature-inspired setting. Many treatments incorporate locally sourced ingredients and are designed to promote deep renewal.

9. Ride the Scenic Chairlift. Even if you're not skiing, hop on a scenic lift ride to the top of the mountain. It’s an easy and relaxing way to take in the sweeping views of the Heber Valley, Utah Lake, and the surrounding wilderness—especially magical at sunrise or sunset.

10. Horseback Riding Through the Mountains. Saddle up and explore the forested trails on a guided horseback ride. Whether you're a first-timer or an experienced rider, this is one of the most authentic ways to experience Sundance’s mountain charm.

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