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Environmental protection of the ski resort Solitude
The ski resort is committed to minimizing its environmental impact and preserving the beauty of Big Cottonwood Canyon. Solitude has been operating a comprehensive recycling program since 2012. The snow groomers use biodegradable hydraulic fluid.
Paid parking reduces the number of cars. Carpoolers receive a discount on parking fees. Employees are transported in minibuses to reduce private traffic. Guests are encouraged to switch to the Utah Transit Authority (UTA) ski bus, which goes directly to the resort. It is free for season pass holders, and Solitude provides financial support for this service.
The lifts are powered with the help of renewable energy credits, which fund solar and wind energy. Forestry practices are focused on environmental protection, and resources are reduced wherever possible.
- No direct train connection
- Ski buses
- The Solitude ski resort is easily accessible by public transport. The ski bus operated by the Utah Transit Authority (UTA) goes directly to the Solitude ski resort. It is free of charge for season pass holders.
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