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Tuesday, July 14th, 2009
Five Course Wine Dinner at St. Bernard’s (8/1)
Limited to just 45 lucky diners, enjoy five courses of Chef Matt Barrigar’s finest seasonal dishes. Dinner is $60, with wine pairings an additional cost. Call 800-748-4754 for reservations. Wine Dinner Menu: August 1st 2009 Appetizer Mussel and Scallop Ceviche Mixed with fresh cilantro, diced cucumber, grilled scallions, and citrus juices on an Idaho potato [...]
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Monday, April 13th, 2009
Guest Post: Caroline Gleich
Utah’s poster girl weighs in after a day on the hill at Solitude: “During the springtime at Solitude, the snow piles up extra deep in the woods. We found bottomless powder off of Powderhorn on the Milkrun and from Summit chair in the Evergreen forest. It’s a great time to take advantage of spring specials [...]
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Monday, March 30th, 2009
$39 Lift Tickets at Solitude!!
Solitude’s Spring Stimulus allows you to enjoy the best snow conditions of the year for just $39 a day (juniors ski for only $29/day). With a 114″ base and over 70″ of snow in the past seven days there is no reason not to take full advantage of the few remaining weeks of winter! Solitude [...]
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Monday, March 23rd, 2009
Who needs a Bed & Breakfast…
…when you can have a slopeside bed and a gourmet dinner instead? Take for instance the new special the Inn at Solitude is offering – it includes a room a stone’s throw from the lifts and three courses served fireside at St. Bernard’s. There are only a few weeks of spring skiing left – really [...]
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Friday, February 6th, 2009
Solitude’s Nordic Center Offers Great Instruction
One on One instruction @ the Solitude Nordic Center One of the benefits of working at a mountain resort is occasionally we do an employee specific event, like we did last night at the Nordic Center. The idea was simple, expose our employees to something here at Solitude they would never otherwise do on their [...]
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Monday, January 12th, 2009
Guest Post: Adam Barker
In a good way, mind you. The last couple of days have been full of deep snow, cold hands and big grins. Where else for all of this to take place but Solitude Mtn. Resort? I love Little Cottowood Canyon and it’s associated resorts as much as any powder-crazed skier/photographer, but man Solitude can hold [...]
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Monday, January 12th, 2009
Guest Post: James Douglas
Visitors come to Solitude, walk through this village and often think to themselves “How cool it would be to live here!!” Well folks I’m here to answer that question for you and the answer is… just as cool as you think it would be. I’ve been a resident here in the Solitude Village for two [...]
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Saturday, January 10th, 2009
Engaged at Solitude
From Solitude’s newest happy couple: “I wanted to let someone at Solitude know! We met in a ski shop and spent the next day, New Year’s Day 2008, skiing together at Solitude. This New Year’s Day we spent the day skiing together at Solitude when Justin took me up Summit and then got down on one [...]
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Tuesday, December 16th, 2008
Guest Post: Adam Barker
Today was my first visit to Solitude Mtn. Resort this winter. One of my favorite things about visiting Solitude is the drive up Big Cottonwood Canyon. I fell in love with this canyon several years ago during a brief work stint up at Solitude. I came to know it intimately. I saw its many moods–weather [...]
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Sunday, December 14th, 2008
Take an aerial tour of Solitude Village
Click here to start a video of Solitude Village from a Bird’s Eye View.