Ranked 117th of 155 Ski resorts
Park City reviews & 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.
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
Getting There
Park City Reviews & Ratings
Overall Rating: 4.1
Ranking: 117th of 155 resorts
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William - intermediate skier
Apr, 30 - 2024
Park City is a great resort, and the price of the Epic Pass makes it super affordable. There are enough slopes for all riders; just try not to stick to the main ones where it tends to get more crowded. There are slopes for all skill levels and plenty of food options within the resort. One of my favorite runs is Upper Boa. But don't spend the whole day on just one run. I recommend taking the route from red pine lodge use snow dancer and then chicane to go to Tombstone and following the maps to get to Miners Camp. That restaurant is great, and the route is super fun.
Peter - advanced skier
Apr, 28 - 2024
Brooke - expert skier
Apr, 24 - 2024
Beautiful resort and accommodations, there for end of season and the party was fun!
Everyone was so fun and helpful
Robert - intermediate skier
Apr, 18 - 2024
I have skied at Park City since I started skiing at the age of 13, 1965. They have every type of terrain you can wish for, and very long ski runs! We used to go up early in the morning to walk down the runs where there was a race that day to air-ate the snow and they gave us an all day free pass! Of course the rates were much less back then, you could ski all day for five bucks! Set in a beautiful canyon, Park City is a picturesque mountain town full of charm! Great hotels and restaurants with a rich history including a silver mine tour and some awesome mountain bike trails! I think Park City has everything you could desire for an all around ski resort!
Matias - intermediate skier
Mar, 28 - 2024
Best resort in Utah! The available skiable area is simple huge and feels like each zone is a different resort! Trees and off pista are amazing, you will stumble upon very fun chutes
Jace - intermediate skier
Mar, 14 - 2024
I learned how to ski at park city at the ripe age of 10 so it is very near and dear to my heart. Park City is one of the best resorts in the country with its groomed runs, parks, tree runs, powder, and also how big the resort is! The Canyons side of park city is just as good! If youve never skied park city then you are missing out!
Lloyd - advanced skier
Feb, 26 - 2024
Park City is BIG! 3 days minimum to try aski it all.; any type of terrain you could want is there. A family friendly mountain with lots of beginner friendly terrain and plenty of steeps for the aspiring pros. Base areas can get congested but once on the mountain it is easy to find minimal lines to ride your choice of terrain. On mountain dining is typical of resort pricing$$$ but food is good. Morning donuts at cloud dine area hidden treat. Ski school is first class for all levels.
Evan - expert skier
Jan, 30 - 2024
Im a big free style skier whether that is in the park or off in the pow park city has one of the best parks with features for beginners all the way up to expert a great place to learn for all abilities some of my favorite lifts for pow days are on the canyons side of the mountain 9990 and peak 5 both are for more advanced skiers who can handle a lot of pow and a good time
Eduardo - advanced skier
Jan, 28 - 2024
I have been twice to park city. One in February and one in January, both in different years. I believe it is an amazing mountain, including canyons. It has a great variety of runs of varying difficulties. The town is great, has great restaurant options, bars and discos. There are many places to stay for various different budgets. My one single critique is that manny blues have moguls. As an advanced skier this was not a problem for me. However, my mother who does not enjoy moguls did have trouble finding runs she would enjoy. She had to mostly stick to greens or a few blue runs.
Rick - expert skier
Jan, 27 - 2024
Another Vail resort which is expensive, overcrowded with long lift lines. Really big with like 44 lifts which don't always run. Paid parking only on the Park City side, free parking on the Canyons side.