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Park City Mountain Resort

Park City Mountain Resort

Park City Mountain Resort in Utah is the largest ski resort in the United States. As the location of an annual film festival attended by many Hollywood A-list celebrities and movie legends, the destination is also one of the most famous in the country.

The combination of such a fabled town with a modern, enormous and well-developed ski area makes it a world-class destination. The resort offers over 7300 skiable acres (almost 3,000 hectares) of terrain covered in a whopping 348 trails, 41 lifts and no less than 8 terrain parks with one super pipe and one mini pipe.

The long-running film festival has meant the historic former mining settlement offers a higher proportion of swanky nightclubs, elite restaurants, and edgy boutiques than your regular ski town. Park City’s upscale side, however, is more than balanced out by many affordable dining, shopping and accommodation options along with all other regular hallmarks such as gift shops, candy stores and American-style pubs.

The streets still retain the feel of its silver mining past, with Wild West-style wooden store frontages, old-fashioned street lamps, and precisely 64 buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places, most of which can be seen on Main Street. An abundance of silver veins in the mountains drew prospectors from around the world in the late 1860s and by 1884 Park City was declared a city.

At the height of the mining boom, the mountains yielded $400 million in silver creating 23 millionaires, among them the father of newspaper publisher William Randolph Hearst. More than 1200 miles (1930 km) of disused tunnels wind through the surrounding mountains.

The modern-day town has its fair share of interesting quirks, from the only ski-in ski-out whisky distillery in North America, High West, which also makes its own vodka, and the longest zip line ride in the US.

All these factors, along with being only 35 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport, continue to help the resort clock up some of the biggest visitor numbers in North America.

Park City Ski Resort Mountain & Terrain

The merger of Park City Mountain Resort and Canyons Ski Resort in 2014 created the largest ski area in the US with over 7,300 acres. There are two main ways to access the skiing. You can stay in the historic vibrant ski town of Park City and access the skiing via the Town Lift and Park City Mountain Village, or you can stay at the quitter ski in ski out Canyons Village. The two ski areas are connected via the Quicksilver Gondola. From rolling greens, to wide open cruisers, to steep and extremely steep Park City Ski Resort, skiing and riding has something for everyone. It is so big you are going to want to spend as much time as you can exploring all that the mountain has to offer.

Lodging, Accommodation & Hotel Options

The main areas to stay in Park City are in and around Main Street, Park City Mountain Village and Canyons Village. The Town Lift that runs from Main Street gives you lift serviced access. You can also stay in and around Main Street and there are free bus routes that service all of the main parts of town and will get you to Park City Mountain Resort and neighbouring Deer Valley Resort.

The Park City Town and Mountain Village area offers ski in ski out luxury, hotels, condos and homes. The Canyons Village offers a range of ski in ski out hotels, condos and homes. Staying in Canyons Village is a lot quieter that staying in park City, however it’s just a 10 minute free bus, hotel shuttle or Uber ride away.

How To Get To Park City

The easiest way to get to Park City is to fly into Salt Lake City Airport (SLC). Park City Mountain Resort is located in Utah in the Wasatch Mountains about 35 minutes of highways driving from Salt Lake City Airport. Canyons Village is the first stop, or you can bypass Canyons Village and head straight to Park City.

Lift Pass Options At Park City Mountain Resort

Park City Mountain Resort offers day, multi-day and season passes for adults, teens, children and seniors. Park City Mountain Resort is owned and operated by Vail Resorts and so you can also ski and ride Park City Mountain Resort with one of the many EPIC Pass options, which is more cost effective than the walk up lift ticket window rate. Just be aware that because the EPIC Pass is a preseason purchase, the passes go off sale prior to the season commencing.

Snowsports & Ski School Improvement Programs at Park City Mountain Resort

Park City Mountain Resort boats world class ski and ride school programs that will take you to the best locations and allow you to ski the ques. You can choose from adult, child and group lessons as well as private and family private lessons. There is also a host of speciality and adaptive programs. Park City Mountain Resort produces many Olympic athletes, and having hosted the 2002 Winter Olympics is has retained many of its word class venues and training facilities.

Things To Do, Activities & Tours

The number one thing to do in Park City is to ski. The best time to ski is during the Sundance Film Festival, assuming you can find some accommodation. The reason for this is most of the town gets booked out for Hollywood to come and watch the release of the latest movies, so the slopes are at their quietest, however you will pay a premium on accommodation and everything else during that week. If you know someone and can get tickets, then going along to the Sundance Film Festival and doing some celebrity spotting and getting into the exclusive parties is an absolute must.

As you would expect there are several things to do including ice skating, snowshoeing, curling, horse-drawn sleigh ride, dog sledding, tubing, snowmobiling, fat tire biking, yoga on a paddle board inside a geothermal crater, Utah Olympic Park, hot air balloon ride, gallery stroll, indie cinema, live music along Main Street, Park City Museum, and a Park City ghost tour.

Restaurants, Bars, and Nightlife

There are over 100 restaurants to choose from on a visit to Park City. From award-winning restaurants to high-end breweries, wineries, and distilleries, plus there is no shortage of casual and delicious breakfast and lunch spots, with bright and airy cafés and coffee shops dotting Main Street and beyond.

Shopping

When visiting Park City, you’ll find everything from handmade furniture, books and sportswear to art collectibles and Western antiques. If quaint shops and galleries are more your style, than historic Main Street has you covered. Park City’s popular Outlets Park City has all of your brands and bargains that you can imagine.

Skier at Park City Ski Resort, Utah

Park City Mountain Resort Lodging, Accommodation & Hotel Options

There are plenty of places and options for you to stay at in Park City, town, Park City Mountain Village, and Canyons Village. You can choose from boutique and branded hotels, condominiums, and private home rental.

If you stay in and around the historic Main Street, you can access the mountain via the Town Lift that takes you straight up and into the action, and you can ski and ride back down to Main Street via the ski bridge. Staying in and around Main Street has you in walking distance to many restaurants, bars, and art galleries.

There is also the Park City Mountain Village area that has plenty of ski-in ski-out lodging and accommodation options, plus some great places to apres. You can also stay in the quieter Canyons Village, a short 10-minute transfer or Uber ride away from town.

When staying in the town of Park City, there is a free bus system that will take you to all the parts of town and to the ski area.

Park City Resort Statistics

Skiable Terrain7,300 acres (2954 hectares)
Vertical975 m (3,200 ft)
Top Elevation3,048 m (10,000 ft)
Base Elevation2,103 m (6,900 ft)
Average Snowfall900 cm (355 in/29 ft)
Intermediate Terrain49%
Advanced Terrain44%
Trails324
Parks7
Pipes2
Winter lifts Total41
Gondolas Trams4
Chair Lifts32
Surface Lifts5
Lift Capacity31,000
Longest Run5.6 km (3.4 mi)
Mountain Restaurants6
Snowmaking750 ac (303 hectares)
Season Opens21 November, 2018
Season Closes7 April, 2019 (Estimated)

How To Get To There

Salt Lake City International airport has non-stop flights from over 70 U.S. cities and then it’s a 40 minute shuttle transfer of 41 miles (65 km).

Driving directions to Park City Mountain Village:

Follow UT-224 from I-80 towards Park City. After 6 miles, turn right onto Empire Avenue and follow it to signs directing entry to the base parking facilities. Please note that the surface parking lots are not available for overnight parking.

Driving directions to Canyons Village:

Follow UT-224 from I-80 towards Park City. After 3 miles, turn right onto Canyons Resort Drive and follow it to signs directing entry to the base parking facilities. Please note that the surface parking lots are not available for overnight parking.

In Town Free Transport System

Park City had a skier friendly bus, bio-diesel and bike transport system.

Canyons Village Direct

There is free transportation in Canyons Village via the Canyons Village Direct app. Search for Canyons Village Direct on the app’s stores and download the app, create an account, and request a free ride with the touch of a button.

The service runs during the winter ski season. Hours of Operation: 7:00 am – 10:00 pm. Service Areas:

Upper Village:

  • Apex Residences
  • Aspen Creek Crossing
  • Dutch Draw
  • Grand Summit / Westgate Park City bus stop
  • Hyatt Centric Park City
  • Lift Park City
  • Silverado Lodge
  • Ski Patrol / First Aid Clinic
  • Sundial Lodge
  • Sunrise Lodge, a Hilton Grand Vacations Club
  • The Ridge at Canyons Village
  • The Timbers
  • Vintage on the Strand
  • Westgate Park City
  • YOTELPAD

Lower Village:

  • Hidden Creek
  • Park City Mountain Team Building
  • Red Pine Condominiums
  • Residences at Blackstone
  • White Pine Canyon Village

Frostwood Village:

  • Canyon Residences
  • Club Wyndham Park City
  • Fairway Springs
  • Frostwood Ski & Golf Villas
  • Juniper Landing
  • WorldMark Park City/Raintree’s The Miners Club

Canyons Village Transit Hub:

  • Pick-up and drop-off point at the top of the bus stop stairs (bottom of the Cabriolet parking lot)

Google Map screenshot showing route to Park City Ski Resort from Salt Lake City Airport

Park City Mountain Resort Lift Passes

The best value for lift passes is to get in early and order one of the EPIC Pass options that meets your needs to ski and ride at Park City Mountain Resort. The key to saving money is to invest in one of these non-refundable pre-season pass type products as the walk up window prices in season is expensive, so you have been warned.

EPIC Pass – Unlimited access with no blackout dates

This is your season pass and is the best value if you plan on skiing as much as you can this winter.

EPIC Local Pass – Offers Access All Season With Holiday Blackouts A Limits On Days At Some Partner Resorts

This is your value pass if the limits at some partner resorts and the holiday blackout days don’t affect you.

EPIC Day Pass – With or without holiday restrictions

The Epic Day Pass is a non-refundable season pass product offered in advance of the season that provides a discount of up to 68% off of lift ticket window prices. The Epic Day Pass allows you to customize your pass by choosing exactly the number of days you want, from 1 day to 7 days, and whether or not to add holiday access. Days do not need to be used consecutively. When purchased with holiday access, the Epic Day Pass allows guests to ski and ride any day(s) throughout the season and can be used at any of Vail Resorts’ North American owned and operated resorts.

There are several other EPIC Pass options that could work for you.

Park City Mountain Resort Snowsports & Ski School Improvement Programs

Park City Mountain Resort Ski School

Park City Mountain Resort has you covered with hundreds of instructors who speak multiple languages and offers all the lesson options you would expect from a highly rated ski school including private and group lessons for adults, kids, and teens. The Park City Mountain Resort Ski and Snowboard School operates out of Park City Mountain Village and Canyons Village.

Park City Mountain Resort Adult Private Lessons

Adult (15+ year) private lessons are available for skiers and boarders of all abilities. The start time is 9 am. A private lesson is often the very best learning experience because of the individualized coaching. You also get to ski and learn on the specific terrain and areas you want’ so you can pick up lots of local knowledge on the best spots and when to hit them along with the benefit of skipping the lift lines.

Park City Mountain Resort Adult Group Lessons

Adult (15+ year) group lessons are available for skiers and boarders. They run for a half-day with small group sizes. There is the option of a morning half-day or an afternoon half-day lesson. Group lessons do not include a lift pass, so you will need to arrange this separately.

Park City Mountain Resort Child Private Lessons

Children thrive in a fun environment and learn as much from play as anything else, which is why a private lesson with a dedicated instructor who can connect with your child’s inner skier or board is such a great investment in their future enjoyment of the sport. Private lessons are available for skiers and boarders of all abilities. Ski the lift lines and explore the whole mountain subject to the child’s ability.

Park City Mountain Resort Child Group Lesson

Making new friends and you improve your skills and be taken on an adventure around the slopes is just some of the magic when it comes to a group lesson at Park City Mountain Resort. Child group lessons are available for skiers and boarders of all abilities.

Park City Mountain Resort Family Private Lesson

Explore all that Park City Mountain Resort has to offer with family and friends in group sizes of up to six students. Share the memories and the fun and watch everyone improve or you may prefer to book a family private to jump the lift lines and get to the action before anyone else. Family private lessons are available for skiers and boarders of all abilities, just be aware the group will need to ski and ride at the slowest family members’ ability.

For Beginner Skiers And Riders

Park City Mountain Village is a great place for beginners, as the learning terrain is at the base of the mountain. There are beginner lifts as well as rentals and dining all in one area, which will help make your first few days of learning how to ski that much more enjoyable.

Park City Mountain Resort Things To Do, Activities & Tours

From skiing down to the historic Main Street and experiencing the restaurants, art galleries, shopping, and indie movies. To snowmobiling, snowshoeing, fat biking, dog sledding, horse-drawn sleigh rides that can drop you to a secluded Viking Yurt. Or maybe a visit to the Park City Olympic park and grab a bobsled ride. Or the Museums may be more your style with the other half takes the kids to extreme out at Park City Woodward, there are plenty of things to do and see on a visit to Park City. There is also the option to be in park City during the Sundance Film festival. Or for experienced skiers and snowboarders you can grab some extra powder turns at Park City Powder Cats and or ride in style in a heli and track out the terrain with Powderbirds.

Woodward Park City

Is a year-round state-of-the-art action sports hub with over 80 acres of action sports and mountain parks that encourage intuitive growth and safe progression. Woodward Park City offers lift-accessed snowboarding, skiing, and mountain biking as well as indoor and outdoor facilities for skateboarding, BMX, scooter, parkour, and cheer. Woodward Park City also offers the longest lanes of snow tubing in Utah, serviced by two surface lifts with.

Park City Powder Cats

Offers 43,000 acres at Thousand Peaks Ranch of pristine glades and untracked powder and recently celebrated it 25th year in operation. The team at Park City Powder Cats believe that life is too short for lift lines, powder panic, and icy moguls. That’s why they take you skiing and boarding on private terrain in the Uinta Mountains, just 35 minutes from Park City.

In addition to cat skiing, Park City Powder Cats also offers guided backcountry tours and educational activities.

Powderbirds Helicopter Skiing and Riding

Powderbird claims to be Utah’s premier helicopter skiing operation having been founded as one of the world’s first heli-skiing operations in 1973 and given the terrain and the great power snow conditions found in the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest, it’s hard to argue. Their ski terrain is blanketed with over 500+ inches of the world-famous light Utah powder each winter. This low-density snow fills in their amazing terrain, including a variety of alpine bowls, open meadows, and chutes, and attracts deep powder enthusiasts from all over the world. With daily flights departing from Canyons and Snowbird Mountain Resorts, you are a stone’s throw away from Utah’s largest backcountry playground. The team specialize in individual and small groups and fly’s multiple high performance AstarB3 Helicopters.

Alpine Coaster

Location: Park City Mountain Village
Climb into the toboggan-style cars, strap in for a fun ride.
Phone: +1 435-649-8111

Alpine Slide

Location: Park City Mountain Village
One of the longest slides in the world, with over 3,000 feet of gliding and sliding down a luge-like track.
Phone: +1 435-649-8111

Zip Lines

Location: Park City Mountain Village
Soar above the treetops at speeds up to 45 miles per hour.
Open: Weather dependent

Group Sleigh Ride Tours

Location: Park City Mountain Village
A scenic 30-minute horse-drawn sleigh ride through Willow Draw.
Phone: +1 435.640.2273

Silver To Slopes Historic Mining Tours

Location: Park City Mountain Village
Discover Park City’s rich mining, skiing and local history.

Snowmobile Tours

Location: Red Pine Canyon
Adventure on groomed trails and forested mountain terrain.
Phone: +1 (435) 649–9445

Sleigh Rides At Park City Base

Location: Base of the Payday Lift at Park City Mountain Base Area
Horse-drawn sleigh rides with or without dinner.

Viking Yurt At Park City Base

Location: Park City Mountain Resort
The sleigh delivers you directly to the yurt snuggled in a pristine nighttime winter wonderland.

Family sledding with huskies

Restaurants, Bars & Nightlife

Park City Town Dining

The skiing and riding at Park City isn’t the only thing that is world class, so it the dining, restaurants and bars. With seemingly endless options from fine dining to grab and go, here are a handful of what’s on offer. Luna’s Kitchen American styled dishes with organic, local & fresh food and have gluten free, dairy free, keto, paleo, vegan options. For those with a sweet tooth, Park City Desserts specializes in organic-Raw-Vegan-Gluten Free-keto-paleo-DESSERTS and espresso. Yuki Yama Sushi offers a contemporary mix of Korean and Japanese cuisine with the best seasonal ingredients that are designed to encourage you to share. Purple Sage serves American western cuisine in the Rocky Mountain Bell telephone building in the middle of historic Main Street in Park City, Utah. Their award winning meatloaf, sugar and chile cured duck, local free range beef, and fresh Utah trout and must haves.

The Bridge Cafe and Grill serves American food with a Brazilian Flair. Located directly at the bottom of the Town Lift on Main Street, it has one of Park City’s best patios for spectacular outdoor dining. Squatters Roadhouse Grill & Pub offers a prize-winning menu and established pub favorites such as Roadhouse Nachos, Pub Reuben and pizzas, teamed up with their award-wining beer. Drafts Burger Bar has 10 high-definition flat-screen TVs, a wraparound deck, over 50 beers from around the world, hand-crafted burgers, stone-hearth pizzas, and a dazzling array of gourmet pub food and appetizers. Fuego Bistro and Pizzeria is an affordable, family friendly Italian food and wood-fired gourmet pizza experience. 710 Bodega is a modern style Spanish tapas bar, with a wide selection of Spanish wines and beers. Or why not get your own personal chef? Rebekah’s Kitchen can provide you and your family with a wide variety of superb meals prepared in your accommodations or home with their personal chef.

On Mountain Quick Service

First Tracks Café at Canyons Village, Grand Summit Hotel serves Starbucks coffee and espresso, with a full selection of hot and iced drinks and assorted pastries. Organic, gluten-free and vegan options are available. Jupiter Java at Park City Mountain Village, Legacy Lodge serves Starbucks coffee and espresso, with a full selection of hot and iced drinks and grab n’ go items. Murdock’s Café at Canyons Village, Sun Dial Hotel offers coffees and breakfast burritos to cocoas, pizza, soups and ice cream, and crowd-pleasing grab-n-go favorites. Tombstone BBQ at Canyons Village, Base of Tombstone Express, offers authentic BBQ, smoked daily. Serving brisket, pulled pork, smoked wings, and beer.

Park City Mountain Village

Legacy Café at the Legacy Lodge offers a café-style breakfast and lunch service. Miner’s Camp, at the base of Silverlode Express and Quicksilver Gondola, is a convenient stop for the whole family with a patio tent and ski beach to sit back and relax. Mid Mountain Lodge at the base of the Mid Mountain Meadow Trail, near Pioneer and McConkey’s Express is the resort’s oldest lodge, established in 1896, and recently renovated to display the Mountain’s extensive mining History. Summit House at the top of Bonanza Express is accessible from five chairlifts, Summit House is conveniently located for a midday break, with a large patio to take in the view.

Canyons Village

Cloud Dine at the top of DreamCatcher and DreamScape Chairlifts offers an incredible mountain backdrop of the Wasatch Mountains. Red Pine Lodge at the top of Red Pine Gondola is a spot for skiers and non-skiers to enjoy lunch on the mountain, with a 2nd floor outdoor patio. Red Tail Grill at the Grand Summit Hotel offers family-friendly dining and unrivalled views in Canyons Village. Sun Lodge on Eclipse Trail, near the base of Sun Peak Express, is a spacious mountain lodge off the beaten path, featuring grab and go options. Umbrella Bar at the base area offers burgers, wings and other quick, delicious food items.

Legends Bar And Grill

Location: Park City Mountain Village
Food: Upscale Gastropub
Bar: Yes

Legacy Café

Location: Park City Mountain Village, 2nd floor of Legacy Lodge
Food: Cafeteria style
Bar: No

Jupiter Java

Location: Park City Mountain Village, ground floor of Legacy Lodge
Food: Coffee shop
Bar: No

Payday Pizza

Location: Park City Mountain Village, 2nd floor of Legacy Lodge
Food: Pizza and pretzels
Bar: Yes/beer only
Phone: +1 (435) 658-5818

Cloud Dine

Location: On the Mountain, at the top of DreamCatcher and DreamScape lifts
Food: Healthy foods
Bar: No
Phone: +1 (435) 615-2891

Lookout Cabin

Location: On the Mountain, off the mid-station of the Orange Bubble Express
Food: American cuisine
Bar: No
Phone: +1 (435) 615-2892

Miners Camp

Location: On the Mountain, at the base of Quicksilver Gondola & Silverlode lifts
Food: Fresh American, homemade
Bar: No
Phone: +1 435-647-5227

Mid Mountain Lodge

Location: On the Mountain, near the base of Pioneer and McConkey’s lifts
Food: American, cafeteria-style
Bar: Yes
Open: 9:30 am – 3:30 pm; lunch served 11:00 am – 3:00 pm
Phone: +1 (435) 649-3044

Red Pine Lodge

Location: On the Mountain, at the top of the Red Pine Gondola
Food: American, cafeteria-style
Bar: Yes
Phone: +1 (435) 615-2888

Summit House

Location: On the Mountain, at the top of Bonanza chairlift
Food: American cuisine
Bar: No
Phone: +1 (435) 647-5223

Sun Lodge

Location: Canyons Village, across from the base of Red Pine Gondola
Food: Traditional American
Bar: No
Phone: +1 (435) 615-8080

Red Tail Grill

Location: Canyons Village, in the Grand Summit Hotel
Food: Tap House
Bar: Yes
Phone: +1 (435) 615-8068

Murdock’s Café

Location: Canyons Village, Sundial Building, North of the Cabriolet
Food: Soup and sandwiches
Bar: No
Phone: +1 (435) 615-4828

Bistro’s Kosher Deli

Location: Canyons Village, in the Silverado Lodge
Food: Kosher Deli
Bar: No
Phone: +1 (435) 604-3000

Umbrella Bar

Location: Canyons Village, North of the Cabriolet
Food: Burgers
Bar: Yes/beer only
Phone: +1 (435) 615-3307

First Tracks Café

Location: Canyons Village, Lobby of Canyons Grand Summit Hotel
Food: Cafe/Coffee Shop with full service breakfast
Bar: No

Park City Ski Resort Restaurants Bars & Nightlife SkiBookings.com

Park City Mountain Shopping

Park City Mountain Village

Legacy Sports & Rental offers accessories, apparel, equipment, and footwear from Spyder, Patagonia, Burton, Roxy, Kuhl, Salomon, and Sorel. Legacy Sports Logo is the official logo store for Park City Mountain with t-shirts, hats, water bottles, jackets, Christmas ornaments, and souvenirs. Max Snowboards brands include Burton, Stepon, Volcom, ThirtyTwo, 686, Roxy, Vans, Brixton, RVCA, Oakley, Anon, Electric, Smith, Dakine, Capita Union, Never Summer, Lib Technologies, and Arbor Ride.

Canyons Village

Canyon Mountain Sports offers a great selection from Spyder, Prana, Kuhl, Patagonia, Salomon, Sorel, and many more. One Sweet Ride is the only Snowboard shop in Canyons Village and stocks Burton, Volcom, ThirtyTwo, 686, Roxy, Vans, Brixton, RVCA, Oakley, Anon, Electric, Smith, Dakine, Capita Union, Never Summer, Lib Technologies, and Arbor Ride. The North Face at the Canyons Village store carries a range of outerwear, apparel and footwear for kids and adults. Canyons Kids offers full outerwear, helmets, goggles, socks, and base layers for kids sizes 2-16 and infants too from Spyder, Burton, Patagonia, Obermeyer, Smith, Giro, Hestra, and Smartwool.

Main Street Shopping

There are plenty of shops in and around main street. Here are a few or the major sporting stores. The North Face offers apparel, footwear and some outdoor equipment, for both kids and adults. Patagonia promotes they are a business that is concerned about environmental and social responsibility with manufacturing methods and are advocates for reduce-reuse-recycle. Burton Park City features demo decks, boots & bindings for rental & retail plus the best in Burton outerwear, casual wear & accessories including Anon & Analog.

Legacy Sports & Rental

Mountain, downhill and comfort bike rentals. Plus, outerwear and sportswear from upscale brands, including Prana, Khul, Chaco, Salomon, Patagonia and more.
Location: Legacy Lodge in Park City Mountain Village
Phone: +1 (435) 658-5544

Canyons Village Shopping

Canyon Mountain Sports & Rental

Mountain, downhill, and comfort bike rentals. Outerwear and sportswear from upscale brands, including Prana, Khul, Chaco, Salomon, Patagonia and more. Official Park City Mountain logo store.
Location: Behind the Canyons Village Stage
Phone: +1 (435) 615-3440

Smartwool

Outerwear, sportswear & socks.
Location: 3720 N Sundial Ct, Suite G
Phone: +1 (435) 615-4725

The North Face

Outerwear, sportswear & footwear.
Location: 3720 N Sundial Ct, Suite H
Phone: +1 (435) 645-4736

Park City Main Street Shopping

With 100’s of stores to choose from, here is a selection.

The North Face

Apparel, sportswear, children’s apparel.
Open: Year-Round
Location: 515 Main Street
Phone: +1 (435) 602-4082

Patagonia

Open: Year-Round
Products: Apparel, sportswear, children’s apparel, provisions
Location: 632 Main Street
Phone: +1 (435) 659-2280

Family in colourful winter clothes crossing the road at the Park City Mountain shopping precinct

Park City Trail Map

Explore Park City trail maps to find your ideal place to ride, catch up with friends and more…

Park City Trail Map

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