I have stayed at snowpine numerous times over the past 10 years. I have chosen it for its unique, retro feel. It was a quirky, step back in time that didn't feel like 'every other lodge' with a 60 inch TV in the lobby. Times are changing for snowpine unfortunately. There are new owners that have taken over and they... More

As a group of five friends - we wanted to stay close to the mountain and were all about skiing/eating/sleeping. Snowpine fit the bill - very relaxing B&B like setting - friendly staff who were eager to help - good food / warm atmosphere - low on luxuries as others have noted. More

Our family of 6 just returned from a fantastic stay at the Snowpine! This ski in/out Lodge is the best kept secret in Alta. The Lodge has several sitting areas, well appointed rooms, a beautiful dining area, hearty meals, and an attentive staff. We loved the Snowpine and will never stay anyplace else! More

My son and I had a fantastic time at Alta. The Snowpine added to the fun. We made "8's" in the slope from the lodge down to the Alta lift. The management and staff were super. They made a point of being helpful whenever we had questions. The family style dinners were great. We like meeting other skiers and hearing... More

This is the kind of place you will love if you want to ski, eat straightforward (but very high quality) food, meet cool people, and don't care much about luxury. Our room did not have a private bath, ie. It's an old-school kind of place designed to house people serious about skiing and chilling - this is not a luxury... More

I came back this morning from my second stay at Snowpine. My first trip to Alta was in 1986. That year we stayed Goldminder's Daughter. Since then we have stayed at the Peruvian, twice, and for many years rented condos and houses, including Sugarplum, Travis, Wilkinsen (now Brighton) & others. Last year (08/09), based on reco of my father who... More

Staff were very friendly, food good and plentiful, hot drinks continuously avaiable. The cookies post skiing were fantastic. Dining room looks right over the mountain and Alf's High Rustler run. Stayed in a smallish twin room with en suite, lots of hot water. The lodge caters for keen skiers, mainly male and around the 30/40 plus mark. Evening meals were... More

I come to Alta every January and have always stayed at Goldminer's Daughter. Snowpine Lodge was running an early season special that was too good to pass on so I booked space in the dormitory for myself and my 13-year-old son. Being used to a standard "hotel room" experience at Goldminer's Daughter, I didn't know what to expect of a... More

We made new friends and caught up with some old ski buds. I can't wait to get back and have a big plate of blueberry pancakes before heading to the tree runs off the Supreme chair, where the turns are SWEET! More