Skiing?

If you park in SLC there are quite a few hotels that offer free shuttles to the resorts and don't cost near as much to stay at. I'll see if I can remember a few of them and put them up.

 

Winter Park Colorado has a train that runs up from Denver on the weekends. It's a nice little resort if you've never been. It's no Steamboat, but if you have time off during the week (my favorite time to ski)it's fantastic as there are far less crowds than Breckinridge. Have fun driver, and remember Enterprise picks you up.

 

@Forty what u know about skiing, you from florida. Lol

 

brighton and alta have the best powder in the world and the city buses run to both resorts from slc for a couple of bucks. park-n-rides at the mouth of the canyons have room for bobtails on weekdays and take the bus right up the hill from there.

 

I dunno, I guess I don't need these skis, boots and poles in my garage, huh. I've skied Stowe, Mad River Glen, Winter Park, Steamboat, Breck, and many small East Coast hills since I was 13 on winter vacation. However, I've never been water skiing, go figure!

 

According to my Denver Daughter, it's also less expensive because it's owned in partnership by the city and county of Denver. And for those considering it, the Ski Train was terminated in 2009.