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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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Park City Reviews & Ratings

Overall Rating: 4.1
Ranking: 177th of 234 resorts
4.08 (52 ratings)
Overall Rating
4.17 (46 ratings)
Snow Parks
3.39 (51 ratings)
Value for Money
3.73 (41 ratings)
Après Ski
4.44 (48 ratings)
Family Friendly
4.22 (45 ratings)
Off Piste
3.85 (48 ratings)
Eating Out
3.93 (46 ratings)
Tree Skiing
4.25 (51 ratings)
Groomed Runs
3.67 (46 ratings)
Mogul Fields
4.02 (50 ratings)
Powder Zones
3.49 (51 ratings)
Quiet Slopes
4.02 (51 ratings)
Lift Efficiency
4.28 (32 ratings)
Ski School Quality
4.05 (42 ratings)
Accommodation Options
4.40 (5 ratings)
Beginners
4.45 (11 ratings)
Intermediates
4.06 (16 ratings)
Advanced
3.80 (20 ratings)
Experts
4.17 (18 ratings)
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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.
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Joe - expert skier
Jan, 6 - 2025
Great resort for snow sureness. Big American-style groomed runs, lacks some of the technical steepness that most European resorts can offer. Great for fans of the mid-west, who want to pick up a Stetson. If you are used to European-style apres, you will be disappointed.
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Zachary Greif - advanced skier
Jan, 1 - 2025
Lift tickets were about $275 for 3 days. You would get access to both Park City and the Canyons, both were connected by a gondola. The Canyons were beautiful and had a lot of great runs that were great for more beginner and intermediate level riders; the biggest problem was that they didnt have a lot of the higher peek lifts operating because the Ski Patrol was on strike and they were not able to open and run them. This meant a lot the blacks and double blacks werent open too.
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Grayson - expert skier
Dec, 29 - 2024
Great terrain for all levels. Expert terrain usuals full of powder. Great places to get drinks. Ski school is one of the best Ive ever experienced.
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Steve - intermediate skier
Dec, 26 - 2024
Park City is our favorite "do it all" resort and ski vacation spot. We've brought our school age kids for 4-5 days of skiing with mixed terrain that had the kids begging for more We've skied with friends on greens/ blues for days.. and on fresh powder days with up to a foot of new snow. Our more adventurous friends hit the steep black diamonds and tree runs on Jupiter. The downtown shopping,food and bars are plentiful as well. You can't go wrong... and it's highly recommended
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Jordan - beginner skier
Dec, 24 - 2024
Got an Epic pass this year and have thoroughly enjoyed skiing at Park City Mountain. The staff is friendly and helpful. The lifts are typically well managed and swift. The groomed trails, though a bit icy early in the season, are a lot of fun. Still early in the season, so the limited number of open runs causes extra crowding, I'm sure that will become less of an issue later on.
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Parker - advanced snowboarder
Dec, 16 - 2024
Ive been going to Park City for about 4 seasons now and I think I can say that its the best that Utah offers right now. There are smaller resorts like Brighton, Solitude, and Snowbird but theyre all just way too small compared to Park City personally. I was at Brighton for a season and I got a little bored towards the end because I knew almost every route. As for Park City, Ive probably on skid 75% after 4 years. If youre a park rat, Park City is great for that and if you like off-piste terrain, you could do a little 10 minute hike off of 9990 and have some of the best snow of your life. I will say that Park City is pretty pricey (thx vail), but is definitely worth it if you can comfortably afford it. One thing to note is that the culture there is pretty meh because Park City is the top tourist destination for Utah so if you want more local vibes, I say Brighton is the best for that.
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Preston - advanced snowboarder
Dec, 15 - 2024
I started initially boarding at Brighton and was just never satisfied of what Brighton had to offer when the student pass for park city came up on my feed, me and my cousin decided to invest in a pass and ever since we made that purchase weve been going ever since. Park city is a gigantic mountain with a variety of features that are friendly to all levels of boarding or skiing, from parks to double blacks park city has an stunning view and a deep history within the area. You always find food and entertainment there and never get bored because with my 2 years of boarding park city I still have yet to explore the entire mountain unlike Brighton for example. Compared to the 4 lifts at Brighton there are 41 at park city keeping you on your toes and excited for a new and creative run! By far the best skiing and boarding Ive had there and cant wait to go again!