Ranked
200th
of 236 ski resorts
Overall Rating
4.01
From 74 Reviews
340
Total Runs
6800
Bottom Elevation
10026
Top Elevation
7300
Skiable Terrain
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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.
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Recent Reviews
advanced snowboarder 🏂 United States
Miles
Dec, 17 2025
No snow fun but no snow. Lift ya are cool no real ski patrol but perhaps because it’s such a big resort.
I had fun
I had fun
intermediate snowboarder 🏂 United States
Sarah
Nov, 23 2025
Early season conditions were not ideal. But my ski instructor was amazing and I was the only one in the group class, so I got a private lesson! The lifts were amazing.
advanced skier ⛷️
James
Mar, 16 2025
There's a lot of people.
I went on a Saturday but once you get up on the higher lifts the crowds thin out.
Buy your passes early because the office runs like cold tar (I was there 10 minutes and was first in line).
The day I went they had 15 inches of new powder.
There's ton's of great black diamond and double diamond runs.
The really good runs that aren't cut up you have to hike too (Scotts).
If you are into tree skiing the trees are really close together (at least where I was).
I didn't get over to the "canyons" side of the resort.
I really liked my day at Park City. It's huge with a ton of terrain.
I went on a Saturday but once you get up on the higher lifts the crowds thin out.
Buy your passes early because the office runs like cold tar (I was there 10 minutes and was first in line).
The day I went they had 15 inches of new powder.
There's ton's of great black diamond and double diamond runs.
The really good runs that aren't cut up you have to hike too (Scotts).
If you are into tree skiing the trees are really close together (at least where I was).
I didn't get over to the "canyons" side of the resort.
I really liked my day at Park City. It's huge with a ton of terrain.
Park City Resort Stats
Ski Terrain
27Beginner Runs
140Intermediate Runs
95Advanced Runs
78Expert Runs
3.5 milesLongest Run
7300 acresSkiable Terrain
500 hectaresSnow making
Elevation
10026 feetTop
6800 feetBottom
3226 feetVertical Drop
Lifts
4Gondolas / Cable Cars
26Chairlifts
Lift Pass Costs
$949Season pass
$16107 days
$2421 day
Weather
278 inchesAverage annual snowfall
Park City Travel Information
Airports
50min drive40KMsSalt Lake City International Airport (SLC)
60min drive50KMsProvo Municipal Airport (PVU)
80min drive70KMsOgden-Hinckley Airport (OGD)
Train Stations
50min drive49KMsSalt Lake City Amtrak Station (Salt Lake City, UT)