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Discover Heber City vacation rentals in Utah’s Heber Valley. Nestled between the Wasatch Mountains and the Uinta National Forest, Heber City offers year-round outdoor adventures just 15 minutes from Park City. Enjoy nearby skiing, Jordanelle Reservoir water sports, and the scenic Heber Valley Railroad.
Our Heber City properties provide a mountain retreat with easy access to Soldier Hollow, Deer Creek Reservoir, and Midway’s hot springs – all at more affordable rates than neighboring Park City.
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Heber City is just 15-20 minutes from Park City via US-40, making it an ideal base for skiing at Park City Mountain or Deer Valley while enjoying lower lodging costs and a quieter atmosphere.
Heber Valley offers skiing at Soldier Hollow, water sports at Jordanelle and Deer Creek Reservoirs, the Heber Valley Railroad scenic train rides, fly fishing on the Provo River, hiking, mountain biking, and hot springs in nearby Midway.
Many of our Heber City properties welcome pets. Filter your search for pet-friendly options to find a mountain retreat for your whole family, including four-legged members.
Heber City is about 50 to 60 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport via Interstate 80 and US-40 through Parleys Canyon. Provo Airport is about 45 minutes via Provo Canyon. Carry chains or drive a vehicle with snow tires in winter.
Deer Valley and Park City Mountain are 15 to 25 minutes away, with Deer Valley’s expansion on the Jordanelle side of the mountain bringing lifts even closer to Heber Valley. Sundance is about 35 minutes through Provo Canyon, and Soldier Hollow offers Nordic skiing and tubing minutes from town.
December through March for skiing, June through August for Jordanelle and Deer Creek Reservoirs and the Provo River, and late September for fall color in the Wasatch. Spring and late fall bring the lowest rates and the quietest trails.