Sundance Mountain Resort

This environmentally-friendly building provides nearly 3,500 square feet of meeting space. The Reception area wraps around the building which provides a smooth transition from the outdoors to the inner meeting room. The large fireplace in the reception area not only provides warmth and comfort but the design elements are consistent with Sundance’s style of rustic elegance.

The iconic Sundance Rehearsal Hall was built for
the Sundance Institute Labs as a space for young
dancers and filmmakers to hone their crafts
Rehearsal Hall boasts a sprung floor, 17-foot ceilings, and sliding barn-style glass doors that open to
the woods and streams that surround it Rehearsal
Hall’s outdoor deck overlooks the Sundance pond
and Allan Houser’s masterful bronze sculpture,
“Prayer Song” Rehearsal Hall accommodates up to
250 people for a sit-down meal and subdivides into
three sections for added exibility

Breathtaking windows with views of Mount Timpanogos, historic photos of the resort, and plenty of room to spread out for meetings, dinners, and celebrations.

The Sundance Screening Room was built in 1987 as a place to showcase the work of the Sundance Institute Lab and the Sundance Film Festival. The 1,100 square-foot lobby features stone floors, a fireplace and sliding glass doors that open onto a lawn overlooking the waterfall and pond. The 144-seat state-of-the-art theater can easily be incorporated into events or a private movie night.

Celebrate your wedding ceremony amidst the most beautiful views on the mountain. Tie the knot, toast to the occasion, then finish the night back at the base of the resort.

Elk Meadows is a remote meadow encircled by towering aspens. The meadow is a great location for a party and barbecue, a gourmet picnic or team building events. For the outdoor enthusiast, Elk Meadows is a fabulous wedding venue.

Ride Outlaw Express and Red’s Lift up the mountain. Take in the spectacular 360-degree views of Heber and Utah Valleys and the surrounding Wasatch Mountains.

Enjoy the romantic atmosphere of candlelight and soft illumination accenting beautiful Native American art from Robert Redford’s private collection as you savor fresh, seasonal mountain cuisine.

The Foundry Grill is centered around fire; an element that urges people to gather and is used as a humble way of cooking. The Grill respects seasonal and fresh ingredients, with little fuss, to create a simple and humble experience. The Foundry Grill serves Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner as well as Sunday Brunch.

Once frequented by Butch Cassidy, the restored 1890’s bar was moved from Thermopolis, Wyoming to Sundance. Join us for creative cocktails, beer and wine as well as an inventive, seasonal menu.

The Deli, located in the heart of the village, showcases a variety of fresh sandwiches and salads, house made baked goods, smoothies, coffee and espresso.

The Lookout, reinvented from the original Creekside Cafe, is a fast-fresh restaurant perfect for those looking to enjoy a casual meal at the base. Sweeping mountain views will accompany this tasty menu, which features burgers, loaded mac ‘n’ cheese, fried chicken sandwiches, and more!