Traveling to Park City this weekend? Tap to see what all you can do there!
Sucheta Pradhan
Trivia
Once a thriving silver-mining town, Park City in Utah has emerged as one of the premier skiing destinations in the US. Did you know that the large part of this historic mining town was devastated by fire in late 19th century? Keep going!
Historic Park City Tour
The Historic Park City area not only preserves some of the city’s old mining heritage, but it also offers lots of entertainment and leisure activities. From shopping and restaurants to museums and art galleries, this place has something for everybody.
Deer Valley Skiing Resort
One of the most popular skiing resorts in the US, the Deer Valley has numerous options for all kinds of tourists. With more than 20 chairlifts, 101 ski runs, 500 instructors, and 15 dining outlets, this resort is the must-visit spot in Park City.
Park City Mountain Resort
Spread over 7300 acres of land, this is the largest skiing area in the US. It boasts over 41 lifts, eight terrain parks, 14 bowls, six half-pipes, one super pipe, and more than 300 trails. The number and variety of ski runs here will amaze you.
Utah Olympic Park
The official training center for Olympic athletes, this venue has several free and paid attractions for tourists. Indulge yourself in exciting activities like the Discovery Zone obstacles course, the Mountain Challenge course, and several hiking trails.
Guardsman Pass Scenic Backway
Situated between the Big Cottonwood Canyon and the Park City Mountain Resort, this is a great spot for nature buffs interested in wildlife. Drive through the 14-mile road that goes into the Wasatch Mountain Range and runs straight up to its summit. There are several short, scenic hikes along the way, which you’ll enjoy.
Kimball Arts Center
Art lovers can find refuge at the Kimball Arts Center that features exhibits by local, regional, and national artists all year long. This place also offers over 300 classes in different art forms ranging from painting to photography to pottery, and more. The Lego exhibit for kids is one of the major attractions here.
Alpine Coaster and Slide
If you are traveling to Park City with family in summer, this is a must-do activity. The Alpine Slide is one of the longest in the world, and is available only during the summer. The Alpine Coaster, on the other hand, can be enjoyed throughout the year and is built on an elevated track that twists and turns through the city’s alpine scenery.
Gorgoza Park
Popular with vacationing families, this park features seven lighted tubing lanes, mini snowmobiles, and an ice-packed playground for kids younger than six. Pay a visit if you're traveling with kids or are just seeking an entertaining break from skiing!
Are you a solo adventurer? Here are some adrenaline-raising activities you can indulge in!
Go Dog-sledding
It’s the perfect way to rest your legs while checking out the picturesque remote alpine landscapes around Park City.
Drive a Snowmobile
Meander your way through snowy landscapes and make the most of your trip!
Bike through the Snow-covered Trails
Glide atop the snow with a flat-tire bike that will make it easy for you to move through the terrain, especially in winter.
Go Hot Air Ballooning
Take in some of the most enchanting views of the city from the top. Book a hot air Balloon ride and get a bird’s eye view.