This southern Utah luxury resort has built a steel staircase 400 feet off the ground

The attraction is available only to guests in the resort’s suites, which are at least $3,500 a night during peak season.

(Amangiri) This month, Amangiri — a 600-acre, five-star luxury resort in Canyon Point, Utah — opened a 200-foot-long steel staircase as part of its via ferrata hiking systems.

This southern Utah luxury resort has built a steel staircase 400 feet off the ground

The attraction is available only to guests in the resort’s suites, which are at least $3,500 a night during peak season.

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