Park City Ski Resort Guide: Reviews, Ratings and Stats
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Park City reviews & ratings
4.1 (52 reviews)
Ranked 177th of 234 Ski resorts
Ski Resorts>USA>Utah>Park City
4.08 (52 ratings)
Overall Rating
3.39 (51 ratings)
Value for Money
3.73 (41 ratings)
Après Ski
4.22 (45 ratings)
Off Piste
3.85 (48 ratings)
Eating Out
4.05 (42 ratings)
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Overview

Park City Mountain Resort in Utah is one of the largest ski resorts in North America, offering an extensive array of terrain for all abilities. The resort is famous for its beautifully groomed runs, exceptional snow quality, and historic Main Street. Park City's terrain ranges from beginner slopes to expert chutes and bowls. The resort's efficient lift system, including the Quicksilver Gondola, connects it with the Canyons Village, providing an expansive skiing experience. Park City hosts a variety of events and festivals, adding to its lively character. The resort's amenities include numerous dining, shopping, and lodging options. Park City is ideal for skiers and snowboarders seeking a world-class resort experience with a rich cultural atmosphere.

Main Stats

340Total Runs
7300 acresSkiable Terrain
6800 feetBottom Elevation
10026 feetTop Elevation

Reviews

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Gavin - advanced snowboarder
Jan, 12 - 2025
Im glad they finally paid their staff! Vail is an evil conglomerate. Vail is an evil conglomerate. Vail is an evil conglomerate. Vail is an evil conglomerate.
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Owen - advanced skier
Jan, 11 - 2025
Not my favorite place, a little bit expensive and most the times most of the mountain isnt open so it gets a meh from me
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Diego - beginner snowboarder
Jan, 7 - 2025
This park is a lot of fun, not too crowded, and a high quality of snow and lifts. However, $250 for a daily ski lift is extremely expensive. If you're an experienced snowboarder or skiier, I would recommend this place for its vast options of slopes and beautiful landscape. But if you're just starting out or just want to go up and down the mountain, I would recommend cheaper resorts or areas out there.