Holly Frost

Holly Frost Chalet holds its place in a row of stone-and-board chalets inside Canyons Village, standing-seam roofs and tall chimneys marking the line against the Wasatch foothills. A golf course unrolls just below the ridge, ski runs cut into the mountains beyond it, the same view carrying through winter and summer alike.

Inside, an open living room gathers around a tile-fronted fireplace beneath a mounted screen, a wood dining table set for four holding its own beside the kitchen's pendant-lit island. Four bedrooms hold a group without crowding it: two dressed in king beds, a third in queen, and a fourth split across two full beds, the king suite that catches the morning light doing it under a vaulted ceiling, its picture window opening straight into the aspens.

Outside, a covered deck holds a private hot tub above the street, close enough to the grill for a quiet dinner before the lights come on down the row. Canyons Village Connect runs free shuttles to the lifts and the village center, and summer trades the run for golf, hiking, and trail rides through the same hills. Holly Frost Chalet asks only that you not rush back down.