Park City is Utah’s best-known mountain town — a former silver-mining community that became one of America’s great year-round mountain destinations, with historic Main Street at its center and ski resorts on both sides of town.
Skiing and riding
- Park City Mountain Resort is one of the largest ski areas in the United States, spread across the mountains and canyons beside the town.
- Deer Valley Resort is a skiers-only resort known for groomed runs and service, located just outside town.
- Woodward Park City and the Utah Olympic Park — built for the 2002 Olympic Winter Games — add terrain parks, tubing, bobsled heritage, and summer adventure activities.
Beyond the slopes
- Historic Main Street’s shops, galleries, and restaurants anchor the town year-round.
- Free public transportation connects Park City’s neighborhoods, resorts, and Main Street.
- Summer brings hiking, mountain biking, and outdoor events in the same mountains that make the town famous in winter.
Getting to Park City
Park City sits just beyond Salt Lake City in the Wasatch Back, an easy highway drive from Salt Lake City International Airport. For a private door-to-door ride from the airport to Park City hotels, condos, and slopes, use Book by Destination and choose Utah Ski Resorts or Hotels, Resorts & Lodges.
Continue with the Utah Ski Resort Guide and the Salt Lake City Airport Guide.
