Services Provided By Suvana Airport Transfers:
Sun Valley - Friedman Memorial Airport (SUN) Ground Transportation through: Airport Shuttle van – shared ride, Sedans, Limousines, Private vans, Coaches. 

A little about Sun Valley :
The population of Sun Valley is approximately 997 (1994).
Sun Valley is located in central Idaho, the Wood River Valley is located in Blaine County, at the edge of the Sawtooth and Challis National Forests.
The climate for Sun Valley is mountain desert.
Sun Valley average annual precipitation is 15 inches per year.
Sun Valley average annual snowfall is 150 inches per year.
Sun Valley average annual humidity is 30.
The average winter temperature is 23 degrees F.
The average summer temperature is 78 degrees F.

Sun Valley History:
The Guyer Hot Springs Resort, on Warm Springs Road, helped make Ketchum famous by the late 1800’s. The Resort combined with the mining operations here, caused many to visit the area at that time.
By 1936, with the slowdown in mining, there were only about 100 year-round residents in Ketchum. In January of ’36, Count Felix Schaffgosch came into the valley. He had been hired by the Union Pacific Chairman, Averell Harriman, to find a "perfect spot" for a ski resort. In less than a year, the luxurious Sun Valley Resort was completed and the doors were open to international publicity. The Sun Valley /Ketchum area was on the map.
Among those who "fell in love" with Sun Valley were: Ernest Hemingway, Clark Gable, Ingrid Bergman and many others. It was here that Hemingway finished his book, "For Whom the Bell Tolls."

Sun Valley Attractions :
Sun Valley is a true resort town. It was built to look like a European alpine village. The town offers year-round recreation with skiing, skating, sleigh riding, rafting, hiking and much more. Sun Valley Center for the Arts, Sun Valley Summer Symphony.