Silicon Slopes is the place to work hard and play harder

November 1st, 2017 | Resorts

As Utah’s fastest growing region, Silicon Slopes is the place to work hard and play harder. What was once a rural countryside is being transformed into a thriving community of millennials, families, and tech moguls. Just a two-hour flight from Silicon Valley and named the Best State for Business by Forbe’s magazine, it’s easy to see why tech giants such as Ebay, Vivint, Domo, Adobe’s Omniture, and many promising startups have elected to make Utah’s Silicon Slopes their home. From Alpine and Highland to Lehi and Saratoga Springs, Silicon Slopes boasts picturesque neighborhoods and stunning mountain views. Thanksgiving Point, home to the Museum of Natural Curiosity, the 55-acre Ashton Gardens, and the Museum of Ancient Life entertains people of all ages. Neighboring a number of Utah’s World Class ski resorts and the American Fork canyon, Silicon Slopes is conveniently located near the best of Utah’s winter activities. In the summer, residences can cool off at the all new Seven Peaks Resort, play a round of golf at one of the many public courses, or access hundreds of hiking and mountain biking trails. Just a short scenic drive away, Robert Redford’s Sundance Resort and the Provo River provide the perfect place for seasonal activities the whole family can enjoy. From the beautiful views of Mount Timpanogos to the charming, community-oriented neighborhoods, it’s no wonder people are flocking to Silicon Slopes. Live here, work here, play here. Contact your Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Utah Properties professional for the most current market information on this exceptional area.

 

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