Iron Blosam Lodge

Our annual fees have kept going up, and as retirees on a fixed income, they're no longer manageable. Personal circumstances have also made it harder for us to travel. We've rarely been able to use the resort itself, and relying on exchanges and trades has been complicated, frustrating, and time-consuming. We asked Iron Blosam Lodge about giving up our membership, but were told our only options were to sell it or let it foreclose. We can't find anyone to take over the timeshare, or even give it away. Suggesting foreclosure instead of working with us on a fair way to relinquish it feels unnecessary and unfair. We've tried to communicate with Snowbird and find a resolution, but got nowhere. We feel disregarded and trapped in something we can no longer maintain. This has been discouraging, and I strongly advise others to consider other vacation options.

A great spot for families and anyone who loves the outdoors. There's skiing, hiking, swimming, and something for everyone.

Perfect for anyone into outdoor recreation. The rooms are great, and the service is great too.

We come for our timeshare the week before Fathers Day, and the timing is frustrating: everything opens in full swing the day after our week ends. While we're there, there's very little to do for kids or adults besides the pool. Iron Blosam has no restaurants or food available, and only one or two places nearer the Cliff are open. For someone visiting alone, the options are basically the pool, gym, or hiking. Our unit's full size bed is lumpy and needs replacing. There were still plenty of good things. I got in a beautiful hike, enjoyed the water aerobics, and found the staff friendly. The room was very clean and had all the cooking tools I needed, and rolling bins made it easier to move luggage. I could use the pool, hot tub, and gym at both Iron Blosam and Cliff Spa. The yoga classes were fun and much appreciated after hiking, with beautiful views. The weather was lovely, and the food and drinks at the Cliff were delicious. I signed up for a Friday morning hike before Fathers Day with Max, who was so nice and knowledgeable about nature and the route to a little reservoir. He was helpful on the trails and clearly enjoys leading hikes. Definitely ask for him. I hope the people running the place add more activities, especially outdoors. The meadow by the tennis courts seems like a good spot for cornhole, bocce ball, outdoor jenga, mini golf, a fire pit, or disc golf. It could even become an outdoor movie space at night. There is an advent calendar, but I'd love to see it filled out across the whole week. I was there only for the second half because of my own schedule, and there was almost nothing to do. It would be fun to have visiting instructors offer bead making, wellness, essential oils, art or clay projects, rock climbing, and mug, plate, or vase painting, plus more live bands. Farmers markets, food trucks, or car shows could work too, especially with such nice weather. Showing the advent calendar online ahead of time would also help us plan.