Visit Sun Valley

• Question: Is the Sun Valley Resort on the Epic Pass for the 2022-2023 season?
• Answer: No, the Sun Valley Resort is not on the Epic Pass for the 2022-2023 season. The Resort is on the Ikon and Mountain Collective Passes for the 2022-2023 season.
• Question: What is the current status of the service industry?
• Answer: Many businesses are having a difficult time finding staff to run their businesses. As a result, a number of businesses have reduced their offerings and are closed on certain days. We recommend calling ahead when making your dining and shopping plans.

• Question: What are the current restaurant hours this season?
• Answer: updates can be found here.
• Answer: Sun Valley Resort restaurant information can be found here.

• Question: Does Sun Valley have nonstop flight service?
• Answer: We do! There are nonstop flights from 6-major cities including Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Salt Lake City, Denver, and Chicago. Head to our Getting Here page for all updates on flight schedules.

• Question: Where can I find more information pertaining to COVID updates in Sun Valley?
• Answer: Check out Sun Valley COVID Resources page for additional details or send us a note to info@visitsunvalley.com

• Question: I'm looking to relocate to Sun Valley. What information do I need to know?
• Answer: The Discover Wood River Valley Guide is an award-winning, year-round Visitors and Relocation Guide for the Wood River Valley. It offers comprehensive coverage of our region’s culture and recreation, lodging and shopping, education and real estate, dinning and nightlife. It also includes need to know numbers, and maps.

We’re all navigating this new way of life with our own approaches. We're asking that you practice Mindfulness in the Mountains of Sun Valley, Idaho to help us protect the people and places we love. It is up to us to work on a collective front so that we can put an end to this pandemic once and for all.

To learn more about how to recreate, stay safe, and maximize your trip to Sun Valley, click here.

• Know before you go. Check the status of the place you want to visit and have a back up plan if conditions change.
• Have the proper equipment for your outing. Backcountry travelers should have a beacon, probe, shovel and the knowledge for how to properly use the tools. Extra warm layers, water, and food are recommended.
• If you're traveling in to the backcountry, be sure that you know the avalanche and weather conditions. Sawtooth Avalanche is the best local resource for avalanche information.
• Leave no trace. Take your trash and everything else you brought with you back out with you.
• Build an inclusive outdoor environment that welcomes and educates all identities and abilities.