Tree Room | Sundance Mountain Resort

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Tree Room

The apex of mountain dining.

Tree Room at Sundance Resort

Each bite and each moment in the Tree Room celebrates the flavor of craftsmanship, the power of art, and connection to the land. The ambience is as inviting as it is inspiring, with Robert Redford’s own Native American art collection enhancing the space’s sense of heritage and history. We even sourced every single one of our new 2025 tabletops (part of a refresh of the space) from a single tree, keeping the rings visible for diners to enjoy as just another piece of Mother Nature’s art.

The cuisine is crafted with thoughtfully selected, locally sourced ingredients, balancing slow traditional techniques with unexpected twists and delights. An award-winning wine list accompanies the food menu, including not only exceptional wines but special collaborations between Sundance Resort and select US coastal wineries, resulting in selections not found anywhere else.

A legacy of stewardship.

Each experience at the Tree Room underscores a connection with the land, dating back to the restaurant’s original construction by Redford himself. He couldn’t bring himself to cut down a tree that stood where the dining room would be, so he simply constructed the building around it. We carry that sense of stewardship through everything we do—sourcing local ingredients that carry this place’s flavor while minimizing the environmental impacts of food transportation.

New this winter

Welcoming the new Tree Room Library.

This season, we welcome a long-awaited transformation, as the longtime Library private dining room has turned into a small, intimate lounge with its own light bites menu. Join us for a pre-meal cocktail, a light meal in itself, or an after-dinner stopping point in your evening journey. The Library offers a quiet, cozy lounge setting next to the original fireplace, amidst an expansive collection of interesting art and nature books. The space’s rich legacy remains upheld, while embracing a delightful new use.