The Heber Valley
Red Ledges Succeeds in Spite of Tough Economy
July 25th, 2009 Categories: Golf, Neighborhoods, The Heber Valley
It’s no secret that the market for vacant land has been harder hit than the markets for homes and condos in the greater Park City, Utah area.
But one luxury golf neighborhood is experiencing more sales activity than the others…Red Ledges.
According to the Park City MLS, 7 lots have closed so far this calendar year at Red Ledges, with another 7 Red Ledges parcels currently pending sale.
This chart reveals that sales at Red Ledges have surpassed sales at Park City’s other private golf communities, including Tuhaye, Promontory, Glenwild, and Victory Ranch.
What’s Behind Red Ledges’ Surprising Success?
Price reductions and incentives have helped spur demand. The developer is running a promotion right now that gives new lot buyers a new Mercedes as an incentive for their purchase!
No wonder buyers who are investing today are excited about what’s happening at Red ledges.
Red Ledges Grand Opening
Red Ledges' Jack Nicklaus Course
The Red Ledges golf course opened 4th of July weekend, 2009. Jack Nicklaus was present for the unveiling of the course, which marked the 200th course that he has designed around the world.
“Since the topography of the Red Ledges area is so stunning and diverse, we were challenged to stay true to the Red Ledges vision by planning each hole around its natural surroundings,”
said Nicklaus. “We were able to nestle some holes around the famous sandstone ledges and situate other holes in juniper groves. I am delighted with how the course has turned out.”
Red Ledges Cottages
Red Ledges Homes
The developer is also offering finished cottage homes. These 3000-4000 square foot luxury cabins start just over $1.25M.
These Red Ledges homes with zero lot lines are perfect for second homes or primary residences, as owners don’t need to worry about taking care of landscaping and snow removal–it’s all handled by the homeowners association!
If you need a little more space, check out the selection of “semi-custom” homes ranging from 4000-5000 square feet on 3/4 to 1 acre lots.
Red Ledges Homes
If you’re looking for the most impressive home in Red Ledges, you won’t be disappointed.
This 5 bedroom 6 bathroom home, built by Promark Development, rivals the finest ski-in/ski-out homes in the Park City & Deer Valley area.
This spectacular property will be featured in the 2009 Park City Area Home Builders Association Showcase of Homes Aug 22-23, Aug 29-30, and Sept 5-7.
Perfectly situated above the Red Ledges Golf practice area, the home has fantastic views of Mt. Timpanogos, the Heber Valley, and the iconic “Red Ledges” for which the neighborhood is named.
From the moment you arrive at the home, you’ll be amazed by the thoughtfulness of the design and the quality of the finishes. The heated driveway, tastefully constructed with hand-laid pavers of different sizes, shapes, and colors, is your first clue that you have just stumbled upon a home with no compromises.
We’ll offer an in-depth exploration of the intricacies and unique features of this home in a future post. In the mean time…
Please contact us to arrange a private tour.
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Heber City Airport
November 16th, 2008 Categories: Local Services, The Heber Valley
If You Fly Privately and You’re Headed to Deer Valley or Park City, Utah…
You may want to take advantage of the Heber City Municipal Airport (Russ McDonald Field).
Heber Airport FBO: OK3AIR
OK3AIR is full-service fixed-base operator. They offer the following services:
- Exxon Mobil Jet A and AvGas
- Large Hangars (up to GIV)
- 8 Acre Ramp
- Rental Cars
- Limo Service
- Pilot Lounge
- Catering
- Flight Planning and WiFi
- Aircraft Rental
Heber City Airport Arrival Reservations
Here’s the link to quickly and easily make online arrival reservations at the Heber airport.
Heber Airport Runway Information
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Heber Creeper
February 7th, 2008 Categories: Just Outside of Town, Lifestyle & Activities, The Heber Valley
Kids Love The Heber Valley Railroad
It was a cold and snowy morning. Just before the railroad tracks, I saw the Heber Creeper train running-steam billowing and whistle blowing. I had gone back in time to the days of the steam engine. I grabbed my camera and took this photo.
This train is one of two 1907 Baldwin Steam locomotives
The journey starts at the train station in the middle of the picturesque Heber Valley.
There is a regular tour schedule and special events.
Special trains include: The Haunted Canyon Train, The Polar Express, Comedy Murder Mystery, day out with Thomas the Train, and Tube-’n'-train (which is snow tubing and train-ride combo).
The World Famous Train Put Heber City and Midway on the Map!
The steam engine has been featured in 33 motion pictures in the past 20 years and in the T.V. series “Touched by an Angel” and “The Promised Land”.
A trip to Heber City and Midway isn’t complete without a visit to Park City and Deer Valley just minutes away.
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Family Fun In Park City Utah
December 11th, 2007 Categories: Deer Valley®, Dining & Entertainment, Golf, Jordanelle, Just Outside of Town, Lifestyle & Activities, Local Services, Skiing, The Canyons®, The Heber Valley, Utah Facts and Fiction
Things to Do With Your Family in Park City, Utah
If you can’t leave your kids with the grandparents and don’t have the nanny that travels with you, kids are a part of vacations. They can be really fun to have along as long as they don’t get ‘bored’ Lets be honest, family vacations can be challenging enough without having kids who are ‘bored’. Keeping kids constructively occupied without shelling out big dollars can be difficult in a ski town during the season.
The children’s ages dictate family plans on a skiing vacation. Can they enroll in ski school so you can get your turns too or do you need to get daytime babysitter? Are they skilled enough to warrant a private instructor so that skiing with them is an option? Price can really climb with private instruction, but the upside is usually skiing with your kids sooner.
Obviously, with a younger age range, reserving a childcare service for a couple of adult nights makes sense as long as you can find reliable child care. Many hotels have services for babysitting and some do more expanded children’s programs. The most trusted child care service in 
Park City and Deer Valley is Park City Sitters.
Check the local Park City movie theatres, Redstone Cinemas and Holiday Village Cinemas, the indoor and outdoor ice rinks, Gorgoza Park and Soldier Hollow tubing hills, The Egyptian theatre, and the Heber Valley Railroad. White Pine touring grooms three different cross country ski tracks on the Park City golf course, where you can also arrange sleigh rides and dog sled adventures. Contact the tour operators for schedules and availability.
The Utah Olympic Park has museums, rides, shows and camps. Check them out at http://www.olyparks.com/
Or, better yet, buy plastic sleds for everyone, find a small, safe hill and enjoy your vacation, together.
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The Most Overlooked Park City, Utah Winter Activities
November 27th, 2007 Categories: Deer Valley®, Dining & Entertainment, Just Outside of Town, Lifestyle & Activities, Local Services, Skiing, The Canyons®, The Heber Valley, Utah Facts and Fiction
Make No Mistake…
The World Class Ski Resorts at Deer Valley, Park City, and The Canyons Offer Some of The Best Snow Sliding on Earth…
But guess what? You can enjoy a great Park City winter vacation even if you don’t ride a single chair lift.
Skiing and snowboarding are not the only activities available in this picturesque mountain town.
Park City offers over 100 restaurants to choose from, but what will you do when you’re not skiing and eating?
Here are some ideas to get you started… Read the rest of this entry »
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Summer Fun in Park City, Utah
November 27th, 2007 Categories: Deer Valley®, Just Outside of Town, Lifestyle & Activities, The Canyons®, The Heber Valley
Summer brings a slew of activities to this perfectly situated mountain town. and fabulous weather nearly guarantees you the ability to do activities every day of your visit.
The summer activities are dependent on weather but the season generally runs from the Memorial Day weekend to the Labor Day weekend. Many activities are available as soon as the snow is gone from the lower elevations, and available in the fall until the snow falls.
Hiking and biking are always an option; the chairlifts run during the summer season to assist you up the mountains to enjoy the highest elevations and hair raising downhill bike runs.
Chairlifts also take you to the top of the zip lines, alpine slides and coasters of Park City Mountain Resort and the Utah Olympic Park. The UOP also offers you the chance to ride in a bobsled or go to a performance of the athletes that fly forty feet in the air and land in a splash pool.
Check out the following www.parkcitymountainresort.com, www.deervalleyresort.com , www.parkcityinfo.com
More trails abound in the nearby state parks and the Unite national forest that can get you miles and miles from civilization and offer great views and the chance to see wildlife. Or, you can rip cross-country on a rented ATV on a guided or non-guided trip.
Private championship golf courses such as Tuhaye, Promontory, and Glenwild have made Park City a mecca for golf enthusiasts.
More courses like Red Ledges, Talisman and Victory Ranch will just add to the reputation of the great golf available near Park City. The Homestead, and the Utah state park courses near Midway offer a fantastic value and great courses.
Marinas on the Jordanelle, Deer Creek, and Strawberry reservoirs make them great options for boating and fishing. Personal watercraft, ski boats, pontoon boats and fishing equipment are just some of the rental options to enjoy a day on the water.
The local rivers offer blue ribbon trout water to the angling enthusiast; guided trips are available for the novice through the expert. Float trips on the Green River cover some of the most coveted water in North America.
Music and Art events throughout the summer fill in the days and evenings check out the local calendar at www.parkcityinfo.com for up to date information. on events throughout the summer.
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