The IndependentHistoric Ruby’s Inn is celebrating the best cross-country skiing conditions the resort has seen in recent memory.
“We’ve got the groomers working overtime to get the trails ready for guests,” said Jean Seiler, director of marketing for Ruby’s Inn. “We hope visitors get to enjoy these prime conditions before they’re gone.”
Recent winter storms dropped more than two feet of snow along the network of trails accessible from Ruby’s Inn, which provides the closest available lodging to Bryce Canyon National Park.
The 15 km of groomed trails navigate through the resort’s expansive property and then into Dixie National Forest. Skiers can experience the variety of views winding through groves of Ponderosa pines and then into open areas with incredible scenic overlooks.
“Getting out on the trails—either on skis or snowshoes—is one of the best ways to experience Bryce Canyon,” Seiler said. “And best of all, there’s no charge to access our trail system.”
Seiler added that conditions are also perfect for snowmobiling or just taking in the rare sight of thousands of crimson rock formations, called hoodoos, covered with white snow.
Cross-country skis and snowshoes are available for rent at Ruby’s Inn. For more information on winter activities, visit: www.rubysinn.com or call 435-834-5341.
About Ruby’s Inn:
Since 1916, Ruby’s Inn has been making it easy for visitors from around the world to experience the epic scenery of Bryce Canyon National Park. Ruby’s Inn is located at the entrance to the park and offers the closest lodging with everything from luxury hotel rooms to RV parks and campgrounds. Ruby’s Inn is open year-round and has exclusive access to canyon overlooks for horseback riding, ATV riding, horse-drawn sleigh rides and snowshoeing. The Ebenezer’s Barn and Grill entertains crowds nightly with a western dinner show and cowboy grub. The General Store provides fuel, groceries, camping gear, clothing and gifts. To plan your vacation, visit www.RubysInn.com or call 1-866-866-6616.
