Tamarack Resort

"We always enjoy skiing Tamarack. We usually bring our own food and haven't found an indoor area to eat.... So far it hasn't been a problem because the weather has been beautiful everytime we have gone, but it would be nice to have an indoor seating/eating area."

"Tamarack Resort is a real estate venture with a ski area attached to it. The terrain is decent, the lifts are modern and the views are spectacular. However, Tamarack has broken the social contract that every other ski resort I’ve ever visited has upheld… That is, a lift ticket at Tamarack does not include a shared indoor space for guests to simply warm-up and rest. There’s no base lodge, instead there’s a series of interconnected “restaurants” bedecked with abrasive signs warning guests not to eat their own food. Instead of building a ski destination with a nice base lodge, Tamarack built a faux European village which is architecturally interesting but offers nothing for the basic needs of their guests. Need a place to adjust your boots and dry off your gloves? You’ll have to go order a taco. Does grandma want to rest for a while and read her book? She can head for the steak house. Do the kids need to warm up a little and use the potty? There’s an impressive tap house with self-serve beers that might fit the bill. On the drive in you’ll pass a multitude of real estate billboards, as you head to the ticket dispenser you’ll pass the sales office, and when you get to the lift you’ll be greeted by a sign restricting half of the gates to an upgrade club. Personally, I prefer feeling like I’m part of a ski community than feeling like a skier commodity."

"I have been here in February twice and the conditions have been fantastic. The mountain has a great variety and some 4+ mile long lines. The village is great although only 2 dinner restaurants. Seven Devils (good bar food and great drinks) and The Reserve (high end but casual steak house that books out so reservations are recommended). We took take out from here multiple nights and brought it back to our room. We stayed in Rosebury 304. These condos are top of the line. The finishes and furnishing are incredible. We love it here. The only desires would be for a sit down breakfast spot. Another nice dinner spot. And for the coffee and ice cream shops to stay open until 9pm."

"Love Tamarack will definitely be back. My group of 9 had a blast snowmobiling off trail. I took a 3hour snowboard class with Tucker, he was great. I definitely felt I got my moneys worth. He knows the mountain and can adapt to how you’re are learning. He identified I had the basics down and got me in a direction to excel me on the greens. The entire staff as a whole is exceptional and friendly. Thanks J"

"I stayed over in a golden bar condo. The condo needs a lot of light maintenance work. The bathroom doors between the bunk and guest room don’t lock and neither does the door to the outside lower deck from the guest room. That being said the condo is in an excellent place for getting to and from the slopes! Had an adult lesson with Tucker Hyatt. He was fantastic! I learned a lot and had a great day on the mountain. Five stars for him."