The Skiers' Guide to Park City

This season was by far worst weather, so an honest review is tough to give. Only 14 runs were open during our stay with a thin base.

Love PCMR! It how is my home mountain and I get there as much as possible. Utah snowpack is struggling but PC does a great job with their groomers. Lifts are efficient, food and drinks are top notch. Just a fantastic resort all around!

It may be the lowest snow year on record, but the groomed runs are surprisingly good and there’s a lot of terrain that they’ve managed to open. It’s a lot of fun and because of the low snow here there’s almost no crowds. Haven’t waited more than three or four minutes for a lift all season. Let’s all join together and pray for more snow this year for the American West but, as of now, they’re doing as well as could be expected if not, probably way better.

Park City's terrain is fabulous but this has been the worst season on record in terms of snow pack. They have a done a great job making snow and with groomers but all the steps, tree runs and off piste is really bare.

This resort was very very good, would be nice to have some better accommodation options.
No real apres but thats not why you ski in the us. The snow was the best i have every skiied on

Great ski resort with lots of options but best to go during peak winter season instead of spring ski season if not enough snow or too warm. Amazing views, open space and accommodations for all levels. I would love to return to ski during the winter season to take advantage of all the slopes!

Good mountain with so many runs. Food is a little pricey but there are a lot of options. Snow quality was average this January, but many nicely groomed runs made up for it.

A world famous ski resort that has something for everyone especially during peak season. A great place to learn with a world class ski school.

Park city is a gem in the west. It’s good for all levels and world famous for its powder. Sadly, this trip I didn’t get much snow but it was still well groomed and we just kept to the sunny areas. I wish the apres was better but the town is cute and has some fun bars. One of my favorite places!

This was the first ski resort I have ever been to and my first time skiing. Very friendly people and staff and so so much fun. The maps are clearly displayed where needed and there is always tons of space on the slopes even if it is a busy day. I went on mostly green and blue slopes and had a blast.

Expansive terrain. Would be great if there was more tree glading in wooded areas. Lift infrastructure is fairly top notch. Après scene in mountain villlage is decent. Canyons side needs more.

Visited New Years Eve, day, and two days after. Staff were all friendly and helpful. Snow is what it is, can’t control Mother Nature. I felt like the easy greens were very beginner friendly and enjoyable.

Crowded, long lines, ridiculously expensive food made it unenjoyable. Was disappointed in the snow quality and customer service. Seemed that everyone was unhappy to work for Vail.

Staff and other riders are helpful with giving you tips and knowledge about the best way to learn Especially with newbies. The food cost is on the higher end. The gondola ride is an awesome view or the surrounding area.

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

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.

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.

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!

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.

Excellent mountain, skiing there for 3 days and wish I had tripled my time there. The donuts at the top of the mountain were fresh and delicious. The runs were well maintained and vast. Something for every level of skier. Even when the lift lines got a little crowded the mountain was well spread out. Very easy to get to from the airport will absolutely be going back. Everything shuts on the earlier side so if you have a late flight make sure you eat before you come in but other than that amazing mountain