Heber Valley Winter Wonderland Featured on Local News Station

Heber Valley Tourism and Economic Development partners with local news media to help share our unique message. Recently, we partnered with Fox 13’s The Place to shoot and produce a whole episode on Heber Valley, Utah’s Winter Wonderland. This gave us the opportunity to spotlight some of the many different things visitors to the valley can do when they arrive. We are grateful to our partners who really stepped up to make this a great feature. This episode aired on Dec 20, 2019 and January 1, 2020.

Zermatt Utah Resort

Located in the Swiss inspired town of Midway, the Zermatt Utah Resort is just under an hour from Salt Lake City is a great location for a winter staycation.

Wasatch Mountain State Park

Winter is a great time to get outdoors to see Wasatch Mountain State Park and get some fresh air and exercise.

Homestead Crater

One of the most unique experiences you’ll ever have this winter or any other time of the year, the Homestead Crater will warm those winter chills away.

Back 40 Ranch House

Refuel and replenish your body after a great day out on the slopes, on the trails, or even just wandering around our Winter Wonderland at Back 40 Ranch House. The food is amazing and the ingredients are sourced locally.

Rocky Mountain Outfitters

Get that nostalgic feeling of Christmases from the past with an open air sleigh or wagon ride with Rocky Mountain Outfitters.

Holiday Nights

Nothing says the holidays and winter like thousands of holiday lights! Holiday Nights at Jordanelle State Park is a new family tradition that you’ll want to add to your holiday list every year.

Midway Ice Skating

Winter is not winter without ice skating. The ice skating rink in Midway boasts Utah’s largest outdoor rink. Open seven days a week you really have a good time any day of the week.


Find more fun tips and things to do this winter at UtahsWinterWonderland.com.

Read the original story at gohebervalley.com

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