The winter family film was shot in several breathtaking locations in Utah. Many scenes took place at the famous ski resorts of Brighton, Solitude, and Park City Mountain Resort, while Utah's unique wilderness served as the backdrop for scenes set far from civilization. White snow-capped mountain peaks, dark blue skies, majestic trees, and gentle hills create a visually stunning atmosphere. Park City Mountain Resort and Solitude offer truly unforgettable views, adding beauty and scale to the film.

Filming Locations:

Slope at the Ski Resort

In the Movie

Scene where Kayla and Nick slide down a high slope on a sled. At a certain point, Nick realizes he can't control it and cowardly jumps off the speeding sled, leaving Kayla alone. The girl continues and crashes into a banner.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at Solitude Mountain Resort. This magnificent resort has a rich history dating back to the 1950s. It boasts diverse terrain, including powder-covered slopes, meticulously groomed trails, and even opportunities for cross-country skiing. Located near Salt Lake City, Solitude Mountain Resort is easily accessible to visitors.

Mountain Peak

In the Movie

Scene where Kayla lands on top of a mountain peak by helicopter and bravely descends it on a snowboard. She has no idea that her thrilling, adrenaline-filled descent is being broadcast live.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at Park City Mountain, one of the largest ski resorts in the USA, located in Utah. The location is ideal for filming thanks to its picturesque snow-capped peaks, dense coniferous forests, and spacious trails stretching for miles. Here you can find both challenging mountain descents and gentle hills, perfect for spectacular snowboarding or skiing scenes.

Ski Jump

In the Movie

Scene where the heroine repeatedly and focusedly practices the trick "Seventh Heaven." She speeds up, performs a jump, but each time something goes wrong—either the landing is unstable or she loses balance in the air.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at Brighton Ski Resort, one of the oldest ski resorts in Utah, located in the scenic Big Cottonwood Canyon. The high-altitude landscape with snow-capped peaks creates an atmosphere of seclusion and natural purity. The resort is known for its soft, fluffy snow, which stays fresh due to its high altitude. Wide trails, natural jumps, and steep descents make this resort ideal for snowboarders and freestylers.