Hidden Treasure is an intermediate ski run located at Deer Valley Resort. The trail runs from near the top of Flagstaff Mountain, down to the bottom of the Quincy Express chairlift. I accessed the trail by taking the top section of Ontario, a beginner trail that begins off to the far right of the Flagstaff summit. Hidden Treasure quickly exits to the left of the trail. This entrance to Hidden Treasure is pretty flat, passing by a couple of condos on its way. The trail then eventually opens up into a moderate and consistent pitch. From here, the trail more or less continues straight down the mountain until it reaches the bottom of the Quincy Express.
Deer Valley is a ski resort located in Park City, Utah. The resort is located just southeast of the downtown area and is primarily located in Western Summit County, however, portions of the Bald Mountain section are in neighboring Wasatch County. The ski area is located less than an hour's drive southeast of the state's largest and capital city, Salt Lake City. The resort is one of two ski resorts located in the town, the other being Park City Mountain Resort. At points, the ski areas are a mere tree-length away from either other, however, there is no connection between the resorts, and ducking under the rope between the two is strictly prohibited by both resorts. Deer Valley is also one of three resorts in the United States to prohibit snowboarding, the others being nearby Alta in Utah, and Mad River Glen in Vermont. The ski resort is spread across six different areas: Little Baldy Peak, the lowest of the areas and also one of the smallest and is home to a variety of short trails; Bald Eagle Mountain, the bottom of which is where the Snow Park base area (the main base for day-trippers) is located, features mostly a variety of intermediate and beginner trails, as well as the resort's learning area; Bald Mountain, the largest section of the resort, is located to the west of the Silver Lake Lodge and features a variety of mainly more difficult intermediate and advanced terrain; Flagstaff Mountain, which is primarily home to beginner and easier intermediate terrain and features a total of four high-speed lifts; Empire, which is the highest section of the resort, has the most "out-west" vibe of the resort, featuring a variety of intermediate and advanced trails and bowls; finally, Lady Morgan, which is located below Empire, and is the more recent Deer Valley expansion, is known for its advanced trails but also features a gentle beginner run. Deer Valley is known for its upscale feel, featuring many condos and being a popular place for celebrities to ski, as a result, the resort also tends to have one of the highest lift ticket prices in the country. Deer Valley was a venue for the 2002 Salt Lake Olympics, hosting multiple events off of Bald Eagle Mountain on the "Champion" and "Know You Don't" trails. The resort is owned by Alterra Mountain Company and is therefore on the Ikon Pass, however, pass holders are limited to 5-7 days at the resort, depending on which pass they purchase.
Vertical: 1,011 ft
Length: 1.16 mi
Filmed on December 30, 2021
Filmed on the GoPro Hero 9 Black with the Max Lens Mod attached
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