My wife and I weren’t incredibly nervous about traveling over the Fourth of July weekend — we’d had months to practice all the protocols and raise our awareness about navigating our surroundings safely. We were confident that the companies, government agencies and communities along the way were likewise mindful of the need for safety.
We did spend time thinking about how to pack, though. We thought about how to comply with the new traveling protocols and then prepare for what the resort might be like when we arrived. As seasoned Hilton Grand Vacations timeshare Owners, we expected things would be different, and wondered if new travel expectations would put a damper on the trip.
We had already canceled a summer birthday trip to Elara, a Hilton Grand Vacations Club in Las Vegas, and an overseas vacation in England. When the air seemed to clear a bit, we decided to take a trial trip for a long Independence Day weekend.

Ready, Set, Travel
We set our sights on Sunrise Lodge, a Hilton Grand Vacations Club, in Park City, Utah. Located at the foot of Canyon Village ski slopes, with just a short drive north to Olympic Park and a hop and a skip away from Park City’s Main Street Historic District, this resort is ideal for exploring the area.
And explore we did.
I’ll digress for a moment to say that we found incredible views, world-famous art museums and an impressive food scene.
As expected, getting through airport security, waiting at the gates, boarding and seating all involved wearing masks. Whether in the airport, the airplane or picking up the rental car, masks were mandatory, except when eating or drinking.
From the Salt Lake City airport, we took I-80 up through the mountain passes, then winding up Canyon Village to Sunrise Lodge. It was a beautiful Evening drive.

