Sandy is home to this holiday home. Alta Ski Area and Snowbird Ski Resort are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's natural beauty can explore Big Cottonwood Canyon and Homestead Crater. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what's happening at Utah Olympic Park or Midway City Ice Rink. Make sure you don't miss outdoor adventures like mountain climbing, hiking and mountain biking.
Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) - 45 min drive
Restaurants
SeventyOne - 2 min drive
The Thirsty Squirrel - 41 min drive
The Atrium - 3 min drive
Stone Haus Pizzeria & Creamery - 41 min drive
Doyle’s Dawgs - 44 min drive
Frequently asked questions
Is Glory Gulch Haven - ski-in/out to Alta pet-friendly?
No, pets are not allowed at this property.
How much does it cost to stay at Glory Gulch Haven - ski-in/out to Alta?
As of 28 Oct, 2026, prices found for a 1-night stay for 2 adults at Glory Gulch Haven - ski-in/out to Alta on 2 May, 2027 start from S$5,727, including taxes and fees. This price is based on the lowest nightly price found in the last 24 hours for stays in the next 30 days. Prices are subject to change. Choose your dates for more accurate prices.
What time is check-in at Glory Gulch Haven - ski-in/out to Alta?
Check-in begins at 4:00 PM.
What time is check-out at Glory Gulch Haven - ski-in/out to Alta?
Checkout is at 10:00 AM.
Where is Glory Gulch Haven - ski-in/out to Alta located?
Set amidst the mountains, this ski-in/ski-out holiday home in Sandy is within 1 mile (2 km) of Wasatch-Cache National Forest, Alta Ski Area and Snowbird Ski Resort. Rustler Ski Lift and Sugarloaf Ski Lift are also within 3 miles (5 km).
Reviews
9.6
Exceptional
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We thought all was good for our ski trip to. Especially the snow removal folks that kept our road, driveway and walk clear for this perfect snowy week.
We had a great time. The only problem was the hot tub was broken when we arrived and couldn't be fixed for our stay. They did refund a small amount of $$ for the broken tub but we missed the tub after skiing.
The location of the house is great, right near Collins lift. It's a 5 minute ski / skate or walk to the lift and you can ski almost all the way home.
The condo is located within a couple of hundred yards from the base area. Once you get to the condo, you will not have to drive anywhere again until you are ready to head back to the airport. The condo was perfectly clean and had all of the amenities. We would definitely stay here again.
Good location - short walk to skiing - don't expect quiet
Our family debated between spending two weeks at the Snowpine Lodge and or renting one of the three Powder Ridge units available for rent.
Advantages of Powder Ridge:
- Powder Ridge lets you rent a large, contiguous space that you can't get at a hotel
- Powder Ridge is cheaper / less expensive for the space
- Opportunity to cook for yourself! Can't do this in a hotel.
- If you use your car semi-regularly while at Alta it's more convenient to have a garage then to go through the valet each time to get your keys and your car.
Advantages of Snowpine (or insert GMD, Rustler, Alta Lodge):
- Cleaner, in my experience
- Amenities. Pool, hot tubs, spa, concierge, game room, restaurant, bar, etc.
- Closer to the slopes
- True ski-in/ski-out. Regarding these Powder Ridge units, it would be more accurate to say, "a cat track is within walking distance so no drive is needed to ski." These units at Powder Ridge are ski-in and _skate/hike_ out _if_ the asphalt road is covered with snow.
- Cleanliness
- Locker space with boot heaters/dryers on snow level
- Children can ski down to green and blue runs. At Powder Ridge you will be using your car to drive over and park at the base if you have green to blue-level skiers in your group.
- Never thought this would be the case, but our weeks at Snowpine have been quieter than at Powder Ridge. We could go to bed early and not be awakened. Not so at Powder Ridge. The floor and wall barriers between this unit and the duplex unit to the side and below are porous enough (to sound) that we were unable to sleep until the neighbors went to bed, which for the first week seemed well past midnight. Our children were awakened when the neighbors went in and out of their garage. I'm pretty sure we awakened the neighbors in the AM when our kids got up. We spoke with the neighbors who were apologetic and said they are hoping to do renovations this summer to add more soundproofing.
All in all, we had a wonderful two weeks at Powder Ridge. For next year, we booked our stay at Snowpine. I would consider Powder Ridge again if we had all intermediate to advanced skiers and were willing to trade off the other limitations in order to get the larger space and ability to cook for ourselves.
I am grateful for the good hospitality of the management and the owners. The differences above are "first world problem" differences -- just skiing up at Alta with loved ones, no matter where you stay, is a beautiful experience and wonderful privilege.