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 Audi FIS Ski World Cup Finals

March 22–27, 2025

Bundle up winter sports fans—the first-ever Stifel Sun Valley Finals is making its grand debut! This prestigious event brings together the world’s top alpine ski competitors to go head to head in Downhill, Super-G, Giant Slalom and Slalom races, promising non-stop, edge-of-your-seat excitement. But the fun doesn’t stop there. After the daily competitions, enjoy live entertainment, pop over to the 5850 Festival or simply bask in the winter wonders of the Sun Valley area.

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Peak Trivia: A Look at Sun Valley Resort

First time visiting Sun Valley Resort? Take a peek at these fun facts to get to know this iconic winter locale.

A scenic overlook showing the town of Sun Valley at night, lit up with lights surrounded by snow-covered mountains.

Sun Valley Resort is considered the first destination ski resort in the U.S.

Groups of people riding a chair lift at Sun Valley Resort, surrounded by snow-covered landscapes and trees.

The world’s first chairlift was installed in December of 1936 at Sun Valley Resort.

A skier on a slope at Baldy Mountain looking at snow- and tree-covered mountains in the distance.

Gretchen’s Gold at Bald Mountain is a ski run named after Gretchen Fraser, the first American to win an Olympic gold medal in alpine skiing.

A person skiing down a slope towards a forest of trees and snow-covered mountains in the distance at Sun Valley Resort.

Bald Mountain boasts 3,400 feet of vertical drop, 2,533 skiable acres and 121 named runs.

Stick Around for the Winter Magic

Can’t get enough of winter in Idaho? Round out your trip by exploring even more of the state’s seasonal delights.

It’s Snow-cation Time
Two people walking past the Sun Valley Inn and a snowlined walkway out front.
A woman and two children standing on a ski slope with ski equipment and snow-covered landscapes and mountains in the background.
A large round pool surrounded by pool chairs and folded umbrellas and a wooden building in the background at Sun Valley Lodge.

Powder Dreams & Cozy Stays

Rooms are going fast! Start planning your visit now and book your accommodations.

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Sun Valley Is Only the Beginning …

Looking to extend your adventure? Use the tool below to uncover activities within driving distance of Sun Valley and craft a winter getaway you won’t soon forget.

Distance from Sun Valley

150+ miles

Estimated drive time

3+ hours
A bronze statue of Sacajawea holding a baby, with trees in the background.

Sacajawea Interpretive, Cultural & Educational Center

Distance: 178 miles, 286.46 km

Drive Time: 3 hours, 20 minutes

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A person standing inside a cave, looking up at a natural skylight at Craters of the Moon National Monument & Perserve.

Craters of the Moon National Monument & Preserve

Distance: 94 miles, 151.28 km

Drive Time: 1 hour, 46 minutes

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A child on ski pull line during a colorful sunset at Rotarun Ski Area.

Rotarun Ski Area

Distance: 17 miles, 27.36 km

Drive Time: 31 minutes

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A person completing a jump on a snowboarding run at Lost Trail Ski Area.

Lost Trail Ski Area

Distance: 223 miles, 358.88 km

Drive Time: 4 hours, 9 minutes

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A person in snow gear skiing down a slope at Soldier Mountain Ski Area in front of alpine trees.

Soldier Mountain Ski Area

Distance: 64 miles, 103.00 km

Drive Time: 1 hour, 20 minutes

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A person snowshoeing through a tall, snow-covered forest near Galena Lodge.

Galena Lodge Nordic and Snowshoe Center

Distance: 24 miles, 38.62 km

Drive Time: 28 minutes

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