Sun Valley Resort Packages
Sun Valley Resort Packages
Sun Valley Resort Packages
Duration
Pricing
Difficulty
Ski Season
Getting There
What's Included
- Flights (based on specific departure city)
- Lodging
- Lift Tickets
- Ski / Snowboard Rentals
- Airport Transfers / Car Rental
What's Not Included
- Meals (breakfast included at at some hotels)
- Ski / Snowboard Lessons
- Excursions
ABOUT THE RESORT
Sun Valley Resort is located in Blaine County, Idaho and known for its sun-kissed slopes and cloudless skies. The resort has two mountains, Bald & Dollar and opened to the public in the winter of 1936, being America’s first destination ski resort. It is celebrated for its sunny weather, consistent terrain, and high-end amenities that attract a sophisticated clientele. The resort area is made up of the main Sun Valley Village and the nearby authentic Western town of Ketchum, connected by a convenient shuttle system.
THE MOUNTAIN
Sun Valley features two distinct mountains: Bald Mountain (“Baldy”) and Dollar Mountain. Bald Mountain is the main attraction, offering 2,457 acres of skiable terrain, a 3,400-foot vertical drop, and a consistent pitch ideal for intermediate and advanced skiers. It is famous for its lack of lift lines, excellent grooming, and extensive snowmaking capabilities that ensure reliable conditions. Dollar Mountain, the resort’s original hill, has much gentler slopes and is dedicated to beginners and the highly-regarded ski school, featuring “Wundercarpets” (surface lifts) and terrain parks perfect for learning. Boasting pitch-perfect vertical from top to bottom, Bald Mountain has no flat areas, nothing but downhill. With virtually no lift lines, there’s plenty of time to make as many turns as your legs will allow. With the sun shining 80 percent of the year, it’s no wonder how the resort got its name! With runs ranging from expert to beginner, groomers to powder glades, Baldy is a mountain for people who like to go down, no matter how fast or what is strapped to their feet.
Dollar Mountain is the place to learn how to ski. This mountain is home to the world’s first chairlift and now has a terrain park with 76 rails, beginner-friendly slopes, five lifts, and 628 feet of vertical. Every snow lover, no matter their skill level, will find something on this mountain to put a smile on their face, as they leave fresh tracks behind them in the snow.
Nordic Skiing
Discover some of the best cross-country skiing in North America, with unmatched trail quality, training programs, clinics, rentals, and a state-of-the-art clubhouse for skiers of all levels. With more than 40 km of trails groomed daily for skate and classic skiing, the Sun Valley Nordic & Snowshoe Center provides an enchanting experience. Ski and snowshoe rental equipment is also available for all ages and ability levels.
Ski & Snowboard School Programs
Sun Valley’s team of talented and inspired instructors dedicated to the mountain lifestyle are committed to providing the best experience for you and your family. Advance your technique, learn a new sport, or explore the endless opportunities as instructors guide you in all that Sun Valley offers. There are programs and lessons to suit every age, ability level, and desire.
Sun Valley offers a wide range of activities for all ages. Inquire today to find out which excursions are available, and their scheduled times.
ACCOMMODATION & CUISINE
Lodging options range from luxury hotels to private condominiums and cottages, catering to diverse preferences. The heart of the village features the iconic, upscale Sun Valley Lodge and the sophisticated Sun Valley Inn, both known for top-tier service and amenities like spas, heated outdoor pools, and ice skating rinks. In the nearby town of Ketchum, visitors can find a wider variety of hotels, inns, and vacation rentals, including the modern Limelight Hotel, with many options in walking distance to shops, restaurants, and the River Run base area.
Sun Valley offers a wide range of high-quality dining experiences, from casual on-mountain fare to fine dining. On the mountain, the historic Roundhouse Restaurant, perched midway up Bald Mountain and accessible by gondola, is a must-visit for European-inspired cuisine and panoramic views. Off the slopes, options include the upscale, chef-owned restaurants in Ketchum, cozy lounges with live music, and unique experiences like horse-drawn sleigh ride dinners to the rustic Trail Creek Cabin.
Warm Springs Day Lodge
Right at the base of Baldy, the Warm Springs Day Lodge serves up yummy eats for breakfast and lunch. Completely renovated in 2018, Warm Springs serves fresh out-of-the-oven chocolate chip cookies that can be enjoyed on the sunny patio or while soaking up live entertainment inside.
River Run Day Lodge
River Run is where it all begins at the base of Baldy. A veritable mini village of everything ski and ride oriented, it’s a place where you can pick up rental equipment, stash your belongings, and get a last-minute tune or wax before heading up to the peak. Hungry? River Run offers wood-fired pizzas, grilled delights, deli sandwiches, fresh salads and sushi daily, with après-ski entertainment Friday and Saturday afternoon.
Seattle Ridge Day Lodge
The food at Seattle Ridge stands apart from what you can find at the other lodges and the surrounding views are second to none. Sitting at 8,800′ along the Seattle Ridge area of Bald Mountain, this lodge opens up jaw-dropping views of the Wood River Valley. Open for lunch, Seattle Ridge’s menu includes wood-fired fare, such as grilled steaks and fish, burgers, and barbecue, along with a large variety of food to grab on the go.
Carol’s Dollar Mountain Day Lodge
Carol’s is Sun Valley’s family-friendly locale, complete with classic European décor. The menu at Carol’s Dollar Mountain Lodge has something for everyone in search of a great meal. Located within easy walking distance of the village, Carol’s is the spot to kick up your feet and enjoy breakfast or lunch, either inside or outside on the heated patio.
CUISINE
Sun Valley offers a wide range of high-quality dining experiences, from casual on-mountain fare to fine dining. On the mountain, the historic Roundhouse Restaurant, perched midway up Bald Mountain and accessible by gondola, is a must-visit for European-inspired cuisine and panoramic views. Off the slopes, options include the upscale, chef-owned restaurants in Ketchum, cozy lounges with live music, and unique experiences like horse-drawn sleigh ride dinners to the rustic Trail Creek Cabin.
NIGHTLIFE
The nightlife at Sun Valley tends to be more refined than rowdy, with a focus on relaxed bars and lounges. Popular spots include the elegant Duchin Lounge in the Sun Valley Lodge, known for its jazz music and classic cocktails, and livelier après-ski options like the outdoor patio at the River Run Lodge.
PERKS
Key perks of the resort include a world-class lift system that minimizes crowds and lift lines, a large Nordic (cross-country) ski center, indoor and outdoor ice skating rinks, and a full range of year-round activities including golf, hiking, and a shooting facility, making it a nearly year-round destination. It’s also part of the Ikon Pass network, a major draw for pass holders.
The Spa at Sun Valley
The Spa at Sun Valley offers a variety of luxurious treatments. Unwind, relax, and rejuvenate at The Spa after a great day on the slopes of Sun Valley.
RESORTS IN THE AREA
- Lifts
- Double 1
- Triple 3
- High-Speed Quads 8
- Gondolas 1
- Vertical
- Base Elevation 5,750 ft/1,753 m
- Peak Elevation 9,150 ft/ 2,789 m
- Vertical Drop 3,400 ft/1,036 m
- Annual Snowfall
- Average 220 inches (560 cms)
- Terrain
- Skiable Acres 2,054
- Beginner 36%
- Intermediate 42%
- Advanced/Expert 22%
- Designated Runs
- 122
- Off-Piste & Backcountry
- There is great off-piste.
- Snowmaking
- Yes, covering 645 acres.
- Skiing & Snowboarding
- Yes
- Perks
- Sun Valley is well-known for its perfectly groomed runs, abundance of sunshine, and lively town.







