Park City Resort Guide - Real Reviews From Real Skiers
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The Skiers' Guide to Park City: Expert Analysis & Reviews

4.1 (72 reviews)
Ranked 192nd of 230 Ski resorts
Ski Resorts>USA>Utah>Park City
4.06 (72 ratings)
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3.39 (71 ratings)
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3.73 (55 ratings)
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3.98 (62 ratings)
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3.94 (65 ratings)
Eating Out
4.08 (59 ratings)
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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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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.
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We loved this place. It had amazing runs and mountains. Definitely will book another trip with the family and a friends trip. This place is worth going back!
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We went to Park city for a big birthday. It was such a special holiday, the perfect mix of snow, sun, shopping, eating, relaxing and exciting sightseeing. One day we were skiing, the next we were driving along the Bonneville salt flats or Exploring the vast scenery of Arches national park in shorts and t-shirts. The skiing was amazing, relaxed atmosphere, nice runs, friendly people. I would definitely return.
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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

Airports

  • Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) 40KMs 50min drive
  • Provo Municipal Airport (PVU) 50KMs 60min drive
  • Ogden-Hinckley Airport (OGD) 70KMs 80min drive

Train Stations

  • Salt Lake City Amtrak Station (Salt Lake City, UT) 49 / km 50m drive