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The Aerie
Snowbird's top-floor dining room in the Cliff Lodge, with floor-to-ceiling windows, a modern-American menu, and a sushi bar tucked off to the side. It leans special-occasion, with one of the deepest wine lists in the canyon.
Steak Pit
Snowbird's classic steakhouse at the Snowbird Center, in business for decades and built for the post-ski splurge. Think aged cuts, a seafood tower, and a creekside patio that runs heaters into the cool evenings.
Cecret Lake Trail
The canyon's classic family hike, a short out-and-back from Albion Basin to a glacial lake under Devil's Castle. It is rocky but brief, climbing through wildflower meadows that peak in mid-summer.
Catherine's Pass Trailhead
A moderate climb from upper Albion Basin to a high saddle on the ridge between Little and Big Cottonwood, opening onto the Brighton lakes and Sunset Peak beyond. It is the gateway hike for ridgeline objectives without the all-day commitment.
Alta Ski Area
The skiers-only resort at the top of the canyon, famous for some of the deepest, lightest powder in North America and a no-snowboards tradition. It is unpretentious and terrain-focused, the reason most guests are in the canyon at all.
Snowbird Ski & Summer Resort
The big four-season resort just below Alta, with steep terrain, the aerial tram, and a base village that stays busy into summer. Snowboarders welcome here, and it anchors the canyon's lodging and nightlife.
Cecret Lake
A small glacial tarn cupped beneath the cliffs of Devil's Castle in Alta's Albion Basin, reached by a short rocky climb from the trailhead. It is the postcard alpine lake of Little Cottonwood and the reward most first-time canyon hikers come for.
Hidden Peak
The 11,000-foot summit at the top of Snowbird's aerial tram, with 360-degree views across the Wasatch and down into Mineral Basin. You can ride up and walk a few steps to the overlook, or use it as the launch point for ridge hikes.