Destination information
Park City ski vacations are hugely enjoyable. Literally! The ski area is enormous, with 3 resorts: Park City, Deer Valley (skiers only) and The Canyons all covered under 1 ski pass. In 2002, the Winter Olympics were held in Park City. Ski packages include the opportunity for experts to experience the thrilling Olympic downhill slopes of Snowbasin. But beginners are also brilliantly catered for – there’s the appropriately named First Timers’ Lift as well as an excellent ski school. And intermediates will have more than enough to keep them busy; for example, the 10 blue runs on King Con Ridge.
This historic resort dates back to the silver mining boom of the late 19th century, and is open for an average of 5 months every year. Park City is well known for its groomed slopes, speedy 6-person chairlifts and for having one of the largest superpipes in the world! If you’re looking for an award-winning resort for skiers and snowboarders alike, this resort really fits the bill. It was voted a top-10 resort by SKI magazine readers and has earned the title of Transworld Snowboarding Terrain Park of the Year 4 years in a row!
Apres Ski
Any rumour you might have heard of Mormon Utah being a ‘dry’ state will be well and truly quashed as you enjoy the lively après ski along Park City’s historic Main St. There are more than 20 bars and private clubs (for which one person pays approximately $5/£2.50 for a 2-week membership and can bring in up to 5 friends – bargain!) where you can party or enjoy live jazz till 2am. Main St is also well known for its great restaurants, from gourmet steakhouses to casual burger joints and Tex Mex.
Resort Facts
Your 3-resort ski pass covers all your skiing at Park City Mountain Resort, Deer Valley (skiers only) and The Canyons. This also covers the FREE shuttle bus which links Park City to these 3 ski areas. There is a good balance of runs for beginners, intermediates and experts, queues are minimal and because of its altitude, snow cover is very reliable.
Mountain Stats
Snowboarding Terrain park 4 Super pipe 1
Slopes Access
Number of lifts combined 54
Mountain Stats
Base elevation Park City 6,900 feet Summit elevation Park City 10,000 feet Vertical drop Park City 3100 feet Skiable area combined 9,026 acres Number of trails combined 369 Longest run 3.5 miles long
Other activities in park city Snowmobiling, dog sledding, snowshoeing, snow cat skiing, winter fly fishing, cross country skiing, ice skating, ski jumping, tubing, bobsleighing and sleigh riding.
Snow Stats
Annual snowfall 355 inches
Additional resort info
Park City Snow Phone 001 435 647 5449
Deer Valley Snow Phone 001 435 649 2000
Canyons Resort Snow Phone 001 435 615 3456
Park City
Beginners ****
Deer Valley has some great runs for beginners. Park City Mountain even has a 'first time' chairlift to get you on your way.
Intermediate ****
Park City Mountain has a selection of Signature Runs. The runs are groomed and let intermediate skiers and snowboarders experience advanced terrain.
Advanced ****
Experience the bumps, great tree skiing and powder at the 3 resorts and really put yourself to the test.
Snowboarders ****
There is a lot of variety to keep you busy at Park City and The Canyons, and with a supersize half-pipe and board park, you certainly won't miss out (snowboarders not permitted at Deer Valley).
Getting around
If you're staying close to the town centre or near a stop on the free bus line, the town bus system has 5 routes with service every 20 min.
Star attractions
- Lively Aprés-Ski
- 3 Mountains
- Interchangeable Lift Tickets
- 4 Terrain Parks
- Largest Super-Pipe in North America
- Historic Old Town
Additional info
Slope Closures info:
Please note the current predictions for slope closures as follows:
Park City - Approx 08 Apr '12
The Canyons - Approx 08 Apr '12
Deer Valley - Approx 08 Apr '12