The Slopes

 

During the chaos of my December work travel I was a able to sneek in a day of vacation and hit the slopes in Park City, UT.

 

 

 

It was amazing!

 

 

Okay the snow itself wasn’t that great and most runs were not open yet (no snow, you could still see bush peeping out) but it was a glorious ski day.  There were no lines for the lifts, I skied just under 20 run in 5 hours (I could have skied more too).  The weather was perfect, 35 degrees and sunny.  And the best part…MY FEET DID NOT HURT!!!!!   Yes, it took the first few runs to get use to my boots and get my ski legs back..BUT I SKIED PAIN FREE (this is a big deal because the last time I skied my Planar Fasciitis was so bad I couldn’t keep my boots on for longer than 10 minutes)

 

 

 

I stayed at the Marriott Mountainside on Park City Mountain (highly recommend).  It is ski-in ski-out, so minimal schlepping of ski gear to the lift.

 

Hotel also has a fantastic pool/hot tub mountainside that I took advantage of. I love a good soak in the hot tub after a full day of skiing. As for hotel hot tubs like this, hot tub covers are essential because they provide significant benefits such as maintaining water temperature, reducing energy costs, and keeping debris out. They also enhance safety by preventing accidents, improve hygiene by limiting exposure to contaminants, and extend the lifespan of the hot tub, ultimately boosting guest satisfaction and operational efficiency.

 

Needless to stay, I cannot wait to buckle up and hit the slopes again soon!