NEIGHBORHOOD

The Springs at Coyote Ridge is approximately 16 miles from Park City, or about a 20- to 25-minute drive via U.S. 40. Drive times may vary depending on traffic, weather, and road conditions.

The Springs at Coyote Ridge is approximately 41 miles from Salt Lake City, or about a 45- to 55-minute drive in normal conditions. Travel times may be longer during winter weather or periods of heavy traffic.

Living at The Springs at Coyote Ridge puts you within convenient driving distance of several popular Utah ski resorts. Deer Valley’s East Village is roughly 10 to 15 minutes away, while Deer Valley’s Snow Park area is about 20 minutes away. Park City Mountain and Sundance Mountain Resort are both approximately 25 to 30 minutes from the community. Drive times vary based on weather and traffic.

Residents have a variety of Heber City restaurants within a short drive. Nearby options include Back 40 Ranch House Grill for American comfort food, Little India Fine Dining for Indian cuisine, and Day N Nite Cafe-Bistro for breakfast, brunch, and casual dining.

Several grocery stores are conveniently located in Heber City, including Smith’s, Lee’s Marketplace, and Natural Grocers, making it easy to shop for groceries and everyday essentials.

The Springs at Coyote Ridge is next to Coyote Springs Park, which features a playground, pond, pavilions, picnic areas, and a trail connection to nearby Cove Park.

Residents are also within a short drive of Wasatch Mountain State Park, Deer Creek State Park, Jordanelle State Park, and hiking, biking, skiing, boating, and other year-round recreation throughout Heber Valley.

The Springs at Coyote Ridge offers convenient access to U.S. 40, the primary route north toward Park City and I-80. U.S. 189 also runs through Heber City and provides access south through Provo Canyon toward Provo and Orem.

High Valley Transit provides public transportation within Heber Valley, including the Wasatch Back Route 106 to Park City and local microtransit service.

The Springs at Coyote Ridge is located within the Wasatch County School District. Nearby schools include J.R. Smith School, Rocky Mountain Middle School, and Wasatch High School.

Because attendance boundaries may change, including recent changes associated with the opening of Deer Creek High School, families should use the school district’s address-based boundary tool to confirm current school assignments.

The Springs at Coyote Ridge is close to a variety of entertainment options in Heber Valley. Holiday Lanes and Melvin’s Public House are both about 4 minutes away, Heber Valley Railroad is about 7 minutes away, and The Crater at Homestead in Midway is about 15 minutes away. Drive times may vary depending on traffic and road conditions.

Residents have several fitness options within a short drive, including The Mountain Gym (Heber City CrossFit), about 4 minutes away, and Wasatch County Parks and Recreation, about 7 minutes away. Additional studios in Heber City include The Studio Elevated Fitness, Fox Pilates, and The Fit Stop Health Club.

Heber Valley is surrounded by several reservoirs for boating, fishing, and water recreation. Jordanelle State Park is about 12 minutes away, and Deer Creek Reservoir is about 15 minutes away. Rockport Reservoir is roughly 30 minutes away, while Strawberry Reservoir, Smith and Morehouse Reservoir, and East Canyon Reservoir are each about 50 minutes or more, making them better suited for a full day trip. Drive times vary based on weather and traffic.

Yes — the surrounding national forest and state park land offers a range of campgrounds. Soldier Hollow Campground is about 17 minutes away, and Soapstone Basin Camping and Yellow Pine Campground are roughly 30 to 50 minutes away in the Uinta Mountains, depending on the route. Drive times vary based on weather and road conditions, especially at higher elevations.