The Lodge at Blue Sky, Auberge Resorts Collection

There are 46 accommodations at The Lodge, giving the feel of a boutique hotel yet with the facilities and space of a much larger resort. Rooms are split into three categories: Earth Suites within the Earth House on the hillside that have connecting options for families; Sky Lodge Suites are set in the main building with one and two-bedroom spaces available; and The Creek Houses which are a three minute walk from the main lodge and for adults only.

Earth Suites

With its living grass roof, the Earth House is built into the hillside and designed to be at one with the surrounding landscape, just a few minutes’ walk from the main Sky Lodge. Inside are 16 Earth Suites and six Earth Suites Deluxe; all have a private terrace with an outdoor fireplace and view of Alexander Canyon. All 22 suites are one-bedroom but can be connected for families and groups, with “sleeping tepees” available for kids under six.

Sky Lodge Suites

There are 19 one and two-bedroom suites in the main building, all with large windows to showcase the surrounding acres of mountain landscape. One-bedroom suites come in the form of either a Sky Room, Sky Suite or Peregrine Suite, ranging in size but all with private terraces and a lounge space. The Red Tail Suites are on the corner of the building, offering two bedrooms and a large living/dining area, making them ideal for families. For additional space the Signature Suites are set over two f...

Creek Houses

For adults only, these open concept one-bedroom suites are a three minute walk away from the main facilities at Sky Lodge, set on the banks of Alexander Creek. There are five of these freestanding suites, all overlooking the creek and Aspen Grove, with king beds, an indoor fireplace, a private terrace, and a soaking tub with a view in the plush bathroom. Each Creek House has its own fly rods and tackle boxes if you fancy a spot of fishing.

• Gym/fitness centre 
• Spa/wellness 
• Kids programme

As with every detail at The Lodge at Blue Sky, dining is heavily influenced by the surrounding environment, with ingredients sourced from the resort’s own farm, fish from the river, honey from the bees and inspiration from the many cultures who have passed through this region over the centuries. 

Yuta

The resort’s signature restaurant is named from the area’s Ute Indian title for “mountain top”. With a long Native American history, followed by travellers from Eastern Europe and China, Yuta cuisine draws on its past, creating dishes that feel true to Utah’s heritage and celebrate its local, seasonal and organic ingredients.
Serving three meals a day, as well as brunch, there are eggs from the resort’s farm for breakfast, and radicchio from Gracie’s Farm served with smoked duck for dinner. The kids’ menu has both indulgent favourites and healthier choices, and there is a terrace for outdoor dining with valley views.

The Yurt

Overlooking the valley on a high peak is the resort’s two mountaintop yurts which can be booked for a cosy, private space for a private meal, a whiskey or wine tasting, or how about a delicious fondue lunch?

The Bar

Take a seat beside the fire in the lounge, or wrap up and head outside onto the terrace for a drink with a view. Wherever you are in The Bar, you’ll be spoilt to an extensive drinks menu of craft Utah beers, High West Whiskey cocktails with herbs from the resort farm, and a menu of tasty bar snacks.

The Wine Room

Within the Sky Lodge and home to the Blue Sky’s wine collection, this intimate dining venue has views of the mountains and its own terrace; perfect for wine tasting or a romantic dining experience for two.

The Refectory

The resort boasts its own whiskey made at the High West Distillery, and it’s here you’ll discover The Refectory. Brunch on a Sunday is popular, or you can pop in for lunch with a craft cocktail or Utah craft beer.

Ski & Winter Activities

The Lodge at Blue Sky is a really unique spot to enjoy the magical slopes of Park City, but away from the hustle and bustle of the main resort.
Boasting its own Blue Sky Private Ski Lounge, you’ll be treated to complimentary shuttles to this exclusive slope-side location at the base of the Silver Star Lift. Ski Butlers are in charge of your rental gear, which will be sorted for you back at The Lodge and ready for you each morning in the Ski Lounge. For après-ski there is a self-service bar, with light bites and vintage ski films to watch.
This region is renowned for its excellent snow conditions and thanks to the 2002 Winter Olympics the facilities for skiers are world-class. But there are other winter activities to enjoy too, like: dog sledding, Nordic skiing, Heli-skiing, snow shoeing and sledding.

Spa & Wellness

The dreamy EDGE Spa at the resort is centred around a heated outdoor spa pool that overlooks the creek. Here the menu of treatments is inspired by the locality – with herbs from the forests and farm used in the natural “bloom-to-bottle” products.
There’s a fitness centre too, alongside a movement studio that offers complimentary group classes each morning. Outdoor yoga, guided meditation and the aerial yoga in the forest are all popular with guests.

Family Activities

Children are warmly welcomed to The Lodge at Blue Sky with their own Little Vaquero's Kids Club featuring daily themed activities. These themes focus on the region, teaching children about the nature and environment that surround the resort.
Skiing at Park City is great for families too thanks to the range of slopes and ski schools. And a favourite activity at the resort itself is visiting the horses at Blue Sky’s not-for-profit horse rescue.

Equine Activities

Truly immerse yourself in this mountainside ranch with the many equine adventures available onsite. These include horse drawn sleigh rides, trail rides, learning the art of being a cowboy and horsemanship.
The unique style of caring for the horses at the ranch focuses on working with each horse individually based on its personality; something you can discuss with the grooms during the free “Meet The Horses Hour”.