Experiences at The Lodge at Blue Sky
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From horseback riding through private trails that wind through fields of alpine sagebrush, fly fishing on miles of private waters, and shooting our 18-stand sporting clay course, the unique pleasures of our mountain retreat. In winter, cross-country ski miles of groomed trails, and take in backcountry skiing, cat skiing and full heli-ski experiences directly on our 3,500-acre estate. For guests headed out to Park City Mountain Resort, only 20 minutes away, our exclusive Blue Sky Ski Lounge is conveniently located at the base of the mountain.
Sporting Clays
A Sporting Club Instructor will guide you around the 18 stand sporting clay course presenting the guests with different target scenarios along the way. Practice on clays that simulate high driven pheasants and partridges. Guests will learn about gun safety, etiquette, and will be taught in the tradition of Percy Stansbury shooting technique. Private instruction available.
Wellness
Guests of Blue Sky can take their yoga or meditative practice beyond the studio by taking their practice into a stunning, remote outdoor setting. Each practice is invigorated by breathing Blue Sky's clean alpine air and observing inspiring panoramic mountain views, followed by a nourishing selection of fresh squeezed juices and restorative teas. This outdoor yoga experience can be combined with hiking, mountain biking or horseback riding to your al fresco yoga location.
Winter Aventures
With 3,500 acres of private and varied terrain on our doorstep, the sky is the limit for snow shoeing and skiing during Blue Sky's snow season. Guests can venture off on the more well-trodden trails with aid of a map and directions for self-guided exploration, or opt to journey into the back-country with one of Blue Sky's expert guides. For advanced skiers and snowboarders, Blue Sky offers backcountry skiing and cat skiing on site, as well a full heli-ski operation.
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EQUINE ADVENTURES
Discover the beauty of our mountains and canyons from the best possible vantage point—the back of a good horse! Ride a variety of trails or experience an introduction to the philosophy and practice of Natural Horsemanship (learn to speak the language of the horse and establish an appropriate relationship).