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Learn more about Park City
- You haven't skied Utah until you've skied Park City!
- Sheer volume of runs and great intermediate skiing
- Endless entertainment and dining options in historic town
- Susceptible to major crowds
Overall
The largest ski area in the entire United States, home to the greatest snow on earth (so locals claim), and named one of the top 20 prettiest towns by Forbes…ladies and gentlemen, it’s Park City! What is now known as Park City used to be two separate ski areas. Despite the merger, the ski areas retain their previous character, with Canyons serving up longer runs with more vertical drop than its neighbor. Park City's specialty is an abundance of amazingly wide trails to keep even the most enthusiastic carver busy all week. As ski resorts go, this place is up there with the best in the world, totaling up an enormous 7,300 ac of ski terrain with over 300 trails and counting. But it’s not just sheer vastness that makes Park City stand out, it’s the holy grail of excellent quality powder, consistent snowfall, and a distinct lack of wind that generally keeps the white stuff fresh, dry, and floaty.
Early February to mid-March
FLY TO
Salt Lake International Airport
SHUTTLE TO
Park City (45 minutes)
Base of Park City (Walk)
- Easy access to lifts
- Small convenience store
- Roughly 1 mi from Historic Park City
Canyons Village (Walk)
- Easy access to lifts
- Quiet and has more upscale lodging options
- Small market for basics
Historic Park City (1-2 mi)
- Has the best options for dining, nightlife and shopping, mostly around Main Street
- Close to base of Town Lift
- Old mining town charm
Salt Lake City (30-35 mi)
- Cheaper lodging and wider selection of accommodation
- 30 minutes drive from Park City resort
- Convenient base for skiing at other resorts
For beginners
Our pick for beginners is The Meadows, a wide and mellow beginner trail where you can find some good snow since it's unusually high up the mountain for a green slope compared to other North American resorts!
More beginners tipsFor intermediates
Park City is the mountain for intermediates. For a hella long run with steep sections, bridges, and tunnels to keep you twisting and turning, take Alpenglow to Twilight and then connect onto Harmony! It's our favorite here!
More intermediates tipsFor experts
For the biggest drop, Canyon's is where is at. But if you want to test your limits at Park City, take the McConkey's Express Chairlift and hike up to Jupiter Peak, where the heart-racing East Face and Puma Bowl awaits.
More experts tipsFind freshies
On the Park City side, you'll find the deepest fresh stuff in the Main Bowl as well as the hike-to terrain along the ridge off Jupiter chairlift. On the Canyons side, hike up Ninety-Nine 90 for endless freshies in the off-piste and backcountry terrain!
Ditch the crowds
Avoid the Silverlode Express and Tombstone Express lifts during peak hours (10:00am - 2:00pm) if you're not a fan of queues!
Non skiers
As one of our best ski resorts for non-skiers in North America, we're pretty sure non-skiers will be well entertained here. The options are endless at Park City, we couldn't fit it all here.
Families
With so much terrain to explore and tons of off-slope activities all within the proximity of Park CIty, there's something for the whole family to enjoy.