Stein Eriksen Lodge Deer Valley
A Norwegian gold medalist's mid-mountain lodge from 1982, and still the address Deer Valley measures itself against.
Park City & Deer Valley
A sense of the place
Why it's in the collection
Because four decades on, the ski valet still meets you slopeside and the pools are still steaming at Silver Lake.
- Opened in December 1982 at Silver Lake, about 8,200 feet up the mountain, and named for Stein Eriksen, Norway's 1952 Olympic giant-slalom gold medalist; 180 keys, 68 of them suites.
- Glitretind Restaurant for dinner and the Troll Hallen Lounge for après-ski.
- The Spa at Stein Eriksen Lodge covers 23,000 square feet, with more than sixteen treatment rooms and two Vichy rooms.
- Two heated outdoor pools and hot tubs open year-round, and a ski valet that stages your skis slopeside.
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