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Calling all women seeking luxury + snowboarding
Here’s an unusual vacation choice: the Luxe SnoDaisy Snowboarding camps for women only.
The camps in Park City, Utah, are geared towards women who want to combine luxury travel and snowboarding at the largest resort in Utah, The Canyons.
“The quick access from the Salt Lake City Airport, our lodging options and the huge amount of terrain on the mountain make The Canyons the ideal spot to get away for a long weekend trip,” said Libby Dowd, spokesperson for The Canyons.
There will be six four-day camps throughout the winter with lodging at the four-star Grand Summit Hotel located just steps away from the Flight of The Canyons gondola. “Snowboarding divas will be able to ride the legendary Utah powder and relax with spa treatments at the Grand Summit Spa or fine dining at The Cabin Restaurant,” she said.
Included in the package:
Snowboard, boots, bindings, custom fittings, guided mountain tours, spa treatment, après ride activities, lodging, airport transportation, all meals and afternoon snacks, and a bag of snowboard essentials.
Report by David Wilkening
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