WorldMark at Midway in Midway, Utah

WorldMark at Midway is located in Utah. This timeshare resort has an outdoor swimming pool, three hot tubs, lazy river pool, exercise room, recreation room, business center, video rental, elevator, grocery service, and more. Each two bedroom condominium unit offers high-speed Internet access, DVD player, balcony or terrace, barbecue grill, telephone, washer and dryer, iron and ironing board, air conditioning, and hairdryer. The resort, which resembles a Swiss chalet, sits on the eastern slope of the Wasatch Mountains, just a half-hour drive from two world-class ski resorts and about one hour from Salt Lake City, 50 miles away. Other popular attractions are the Homestead Crater, Swiss Days Festival, and Heber Valley Railroad, featuring the Comedy Murder Mystery Train or the Provo Canyon Limited.

WorldMark at Midway is a Swiss-themed timeshare resort in a sleepy little town in Wasatch County. This area is known for its annual Swiss Days Festival. The resort, which resembles a Swiss chalet, sits on the eastern slope of the Wasatch Mountains. Imagine flying down the powdery slopes of Deer Valley Resort, the same slopes that hosted the 2002 Winter Olympics; or visualize boardsliding a rail to heart-pumping music at the Park City Mountain Resort. For outdoor adventures closer to Midway, visit the Wasatch Mountain State Park, just a half-mile from this resort. This park offers year-round recreation including golfing, horseback riding, hiking, picnicking, cross-country skiing, tubing, and a "children's-only" fishing hole. WorldMark Midway is located near holes 4 and 5 of the Homestead Resort Golf Course, a 7,000-yard, par-72 course that stretches through the Wasatch Mountains and Snake Creek Valley. The course also offers a "Golf Wasatch" program, which can arrange for advanced tee times at four area golf courses near your resort. In honor of its Swiss founders, Midway maintains a Swiss exterior architecture. Midway chose to reflect the beauty of the natural surroundings by using earth tones throughout the interior, beiges, tans, and browns comes from the tones of the soil and countryside. Green colors are taken from the trees in the area, and splashes of subtle reds parallel the vibrant colors of autumn.