Get your non-skiing friends to visit your favorite ski resorts this winter with fun winter activities from Hyatt Mountain Collection. The three world-class mountain resorts in Park City, Utah; Beaver Creek, Colo.; and Lake Tahoe, N.V., offer both skiers and non-skiers winter activities in some of the most sought-after ski destinations in the world.
Through March 15, Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort, Spa and Casino features a Snowmobile Tracks special, offering guests the opportunity to explore Tahoe National Forest and check out the snowcapped peaks of the Sierra Nevadas and clear-blue water of Lake Tahoe on a winter snowmobile tour. Starting from $567 per night, the package includes a guided tour, as well as toasty drinks and cocktails in the hotel’s Grand Lodge.
Follow the path of elite winter athletes in Park City with Hyatt Escala Lodge’s Olympic Bobsled Track special, offering thrill seekers the chance to experience a ride down the original bobsled track used in the 2002 Winter Olympics. Through April 6, the package includes a ride down the entire length of the Olympic track, where in less than a mile, guests will reach speeds up to 80 miles per hour and experience up to five G’s of force. Rates start from $449 per night.
For those on the fence about the idea of skiing, try the First Tracks special at Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa, allowing newbies to learn the art of shredding on the mountain before the crowds hit the slopes. Starting from $449 per night through April 17, the package includes an insider’s look at more than 1,800 acres of skiable terrain from a director of the Park Hyatt Beaver Creek team without the crowds.
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