Park City Mountain
New for the 2026/27 Ski Season
- A new 10-person Canyons Village Skyway gondola replaces the open-air Cabriolet lift. It’s the second new gondola to debut in as many winters, and it anchors a reimagined arrival experience at Canyons Village.
- A 22-foot superpipe returns this season, and Shaun White’s The Snow League makes its Park City Mountain debut in January, all part of the resort’s new “Larger Than Life” brand.
- Parking pricing is largely the same as last year. Day parking is $29 before noon and free after noon, carpools park free all day, and season garage passes are $825 per garage.
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Park City Trail Map
330+ Runs
3,226 Feet of Vert
7,300 Skiable Acres
45 Minutes From Salt Lake City
"There’s something special about Park City Mountain."
– Shaun White, three-time Olympic snowboarding gold medalist
Park City Mountain appeals to skiers and snowboarders who strive to conquer the resort’s 7,300 acres, 341 runs, 43 lifts and six terrain parks. There’s an experience for all levels. However, 92% of the terrain is geared to intermediate and advanced crews. Try out extra-long groomers, epic shredding in Jupiter Bowl or a magic flight in the Orange Bubble Express.
Ready for jumps, rails, wallrides, boxes and bonks? Park City Mountain hosts six (yes, six!) terrain parks, one half-pipe and one mini-pipe for skiers and riders of all abilities. Newbies and families have their pick of two beginner parks — Little Kings Park at the Park City base or Pinedraw Park at the Canyons Village base — while advanced park-goers use 3 Kings for their gravity-defying action.
Advanced parking reservations are required at the Park City Mountain Village, with options for paid parking, free parking and carpooling and transit incentives. No reservations are required at Canyons Village. Canyons Village offers free parking on a first-come, first-served basis at the Cabriolet Ski Lift Base. There are also paid lots closer to Canyons Base Area in the Upper Village and Pendry available on a first-come, first-served basis. The Town Lift offers another route to the mountain if you’re lucky enough to find parking near Main Street. Park City's free bus system stops at the base of both Park City Mountain Village and Canyons Village, making public transportation a convenient and affordable way to access the resort.
Park City Mountain does not offer night skiing.
Restaurants and Places to Relax
Fuel up or wind down at Park City Mountain’s dining options, from grab-n-go cafés and full-service lunches to après-ski lounges and old-school taverns, even an on-mountain viking yurt dining experience (Read: Winter Yurt Dining). Shredders find their favorites on the mountain and at the resort’s two base camps, Mountain Village and Canyons Village. See the full list on the Park City Mountain dining page.
Legends Bar & Grill
Elegant and family-friendly, Legends has a gastro-pub vibe and is open for cocktails, lunch and après ski in the Mountain Village Plaza. Enjoy grilled chicken nachos, warm artichoke and spinach dip, a Kobe beef burger, homemade French onion soup or Ahi tuna salad.
Legacy Café
Casual bites in the Mountain Village to refuel and get back on the slopes, like chili, soups, burgers, pizza and grab-and-go sandwiches.
Jupiter Java
Coffee and a snack for the start of your day, in Legacy Lodge at the Mountain Village base.
Red Pine Lodge
Take the Red Pine Gondola up to 8,000 feet or ski down from The Meadows lift or Saddleback Express for an easy-in, easy-out brunch, lunch or snack. This lodge offers cafeteria-style soups, sandwiches, pizza and grilled entrees, and the outdoor patio has ski-run views and sunshine on a warm day.
Red Tail Grill
Inside the Grand Summit Hotel, Red Tail Grill serves classic favorites and local libations for lunch, dinner or après. The outdoor snow-melt patio has family-friendly seating, including tables, fire pits, a large hearth fire and bar-style seating.
Lodging at Park City Mountain
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Grand Summit Hotel
The iconic Grand Summit Hotel anchors Canyons Village with ski-in/ski-out access and resort-style amenities. Spacious rooms, a heated outdoor pool and immediate access to dining and entertainment make it the ultimate slopeside home base.
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Hotel Park City
Historic charm meets modern luxury at this iconic Park City landmark. Surrounded by mountain peaks and overlooking a quiet golf course, experience rustic charm and refined comfort. Spacious suites, cozy fireplaces and a full-service spa make it a retreat in every season.
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Pendry Park City
Located steps from Park City Mountain’s new Sunrise Gondola for fast, easy mountain access. With a rooftop pool, vibrant dining and direct access to the slopes, it’s a lively hub for après-ski located right in Canyons Village.
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Silverado Lodge
Located in Canyons Village, this luxurious but cozy lodge offers hotel rooms, studios and one to three-bedroom condos. Amenities include an outdoor pool, hot tub, fitness center and steam room.
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Sundial Lodge
Overlooking bustling Canyons Village, this lodge offers standard and deluxe suites for the perfect winter getaway. Amenities include two outdoor pools, a hot tub, fitness center and fire pits.
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Waldorf Astoria Park City
Luxury redefined at this elegant slopeside escape. Waldorf Astoria Park City pairs alpine adventure with timeless luxury. Unbeatable service, a world-class spa and breathtaking Wasatch views create an unforgettable alpine escape in Park City's exclusive Canyons Village area.
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YotelPAD Park City
Smart, sleek and social, YotelPAD Park City offers a fresh take on mountain stays. Its high-tech, space-efficient rooms and fun communal spaces make it ideal for families, groups and travelers who want convenience without sacrificing style.
Park City Mountain Resort Awards, Rankings and Media Recognition
Park City Mountain is the largest ski resort in the United States, with 7,300 skiable acres across two connected mountains and a Town Lift that loads right off historic Main Street. The resort is part of Vail Resorts' Commitment to Zero, a pledge to reach zero net emissions, zero waste to landfill and zero net impact on forests and habitat by 2030.
SKI Magazine Annual Resort Guide Rankings: Park City Mountain appears in SKI Magazine's 2026 Top 30 Resorts in the West, with readers recognizing its terrain variety and proximity to town.
Park City Magazine: Details how the mining town became a ski destination, from the 1963 opening of Treasure Mountain Ski Area and its record-setting gondola through the 2002 Olympics.
Travel + Leisure: Calls Park City Mountain a "choose-your-own-adventure" mountain, highlighting its on-mountain dining, diverse terrain and standout après-ski.
Run Highlights
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Aplande
Off Apex, the spruce- and aspen-lined Aplande is a double blue square dip across the shadowy face. It holds some great powder and, as you pick up speed, delivers you onto the sunnier Lower Boa for the cruise home.
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Boa
Since it doesn't see as much traffic as other parts of the mountain, Boa (approximately 1,780 vertical feet) at Canyons Resort is a long, winding blue. It’s a bit of a well-kept secret despite being a great long cruiser.
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Fool’s Paradise
Because it’s all the way at the other end of the resort, Fool’s Paradise is often hoarding the best snowfall and has the fewest people on a powder day. Accessed by the Dreamcatcher lift, the trail zips through an aspen grove and offers some breathtaking tree skiing at a moderate pitch.
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Motherlode Meadows
Motherlode Meadows off the Motherlode lift provides opportunities for skiers and riders to explore different lines by lapping the Meadows, getting the best of the long-lasting powder stashes.
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Prospector
Just off the Silverlode lift sits Prospector, one of PCMR’s 13 Signature Runs: black diamond or double-blue runs that are groomed regularly, though not every day. It also happens to be one of the steeper pitches on the mountain. Take the Silverlode lift to Parley’s Park to Prospector, and at the end, you can do it all over again.
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Upper Apex to Apex
A beautiful ridgeline running down the north mountain with multiple opportunities to up your game.
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