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Sun Valley, Idaho is a famous city with a world-renowned terrain and a reputation of adventure and magnificence. Stars from all over the world and of all professions have stayed at the lodge and enjoyed the ski resort, especially in its heyday. Back in the 1930s, W. Averell Harriman, the then Chairman of the Union Pacific Railroad and a skier who loved the Swiss Alps, recruited a count, and Austrian skier, by the name of Felix Schaffgotsch to scout out a place in the United States to make a European-style ski resort constructed like the resorts in Canada by the Canadian Pacific Railroad. After taking trains all across the States and passing on states like Colorado, Nevada, Wyoming, Utah, and California, Count Schaffgotsch fell head over heels for…