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The elevation in Wasatch County ranges from 5,604 feet to 11,640 feet.
The annual average snowfall in Wasatch County is 121.23 inches. The state of Utah averages approximately 500 inches in the upper elevations and local ski resorts during the winter season.
Midway City: 6,217
Heber City: 17,865
Wasatch County: 36,619
(data source: US Census Bureau, as of 2022)
Heber Valley is in a sweet spot, being a 30-minute drive to the Provo/Orem area, a 15-minute drive from Park City, and only 45 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport - with zero red lights from airport to Heber Valley!
With a wide variety of things to fill your days and nights, the Heber Valley has things from concerts and farmers markets, to swimming, hiking, and train rides. To learn more about what the area has to offer, click here for SUMMER ACTIVITIES and here for WINTER ACTIVITIES.
The hot season in Heber Valley is typically June through September, with an average daily temperature high above 74° F. The cold season is typically November through February, with an average daily high of below 41° F.
There are always fun events and activities occurring around town, to find out what will be going on click here for UPCOMING EVENTS.
The ski season generally runs from mid-November through mid-April, depending on snowfall and weather. Be sure to check each ski resort's website to confirm winter season dates.
There is a wide variety of places for a fun and activity-filled FAMILY REUNION in Heber Valley. The three state parks (Deer Creek, Jordanelle, Wasatch Mountain) offer pavilions and campsites for large groups. Enjoy having the entire family under one roof at Timber Moose Lodge or Silver Springs Lodge which can lodge approximately 45-60 people. The Homestead, Zermatt, Best Western, and Daniels Summit offer private rooms and large gathering areas for the family. For more information, click here.
All scenic routes in, around, and near Heber Valley are open seasonally and fully dependent on Mother Nature. The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) does a phenomenal job of keeping these routes clear and getting them open as soon as possible for the summer season. Check seasonal road closures here.