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Park City Mountain

Park City Mountain   |  Scott Markewitz
  • Weather: Sunny, 74F

Between its proximity to downtown Park City and its modern Olympic legacy, Park City Mountain has developed a reputation for sophistication, excellent skiing, world-class terrain parks and accessibility. It was ranked by SKI magazine as North America's #1 Most Accessible Resort, and that was all before adding the nine mountains, three terrain parks, refined amenities and unparalleled access to the 4,000 acres of the adjacent Canyons Resort. So let's do the numbers: 30 to 40 minutes from the airport to 17 peaks, 14 bowls and seven terrain parks on 7,300 acres — if we've done our math right (and if we are reasonably current with this ever-changing resort).

Plan Your Ski Trip

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Park City Trail Map

341 Runs

3,200 Feet of Vert

7,300 Skiable Acres

45 Minutes From Salt Lake City

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Passes and Tickets

The more days, the merrier when it comes to saving on lift tickets. Purchase bundled tickets online to save money, lessen the stress of day-of prep, and avoid potential sell-outs on popular holiday periods — President’s Day, MLK Day and the days between Christmas and New Year’s Day. For optimum savings, book Park City Mountain lift tickets seven or more days in advance.

The Epic Pass opens the most access to Park City Mountain (as well as nearby Snowbasin, along with Sun Valley in Idaho and five Colorado resorts) and typically goes on sale in the spring for the following winter season. Pick your Epic poison from unlimited, local, youth and single-day. As an extra bonus, Epic pass holders benefit from 20% off group lessons.

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Lessons and Ski School

Learn from world-class ski and snowboard instructors, all the while skipping lift lines and uncovering the best terrain specific to you. Choose from private, group, adult or children's ski school and book ski lessons early for a guaranteed spot and the best savings. For the ultimate concierge experience, customize a full-day or half-day private lesson just for you or your group of up to six people. (Read: "Learn to Ski & Ride Better")

Park City Mountain allows adults (ages 15 and up) to quickly progress in half-day group lessons for green and blue terrain skiers. Take your pick of morning or afternoon sessions, and enjoy the time before to warm up or the hours after to use your new skills. Ski and snowboard instructors instill skill and confidence for children (ages 3 to 14), beginner to advanced. Kids can unlock on-mountain challenges, explore new terrain, earn prizes and, best of all, have a blast. 

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Resort Information

Who is Park City Mountain for?

Park City Mountain appeals to skiers and snowboarders who strive to conquer the resort’s famed status as the largest ski resort in the United States. Park City Mountain touts 7,300 acres, over 330 trails, 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. 

Terrain Parks

Ready for jumps, rails, wallrides, boxes and bonks? Park City Mountain hosts six (yes, six!) terrain parks, one halfpipe 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.

Parking and Transportation

Parking isn’t always easy on weekends and holidays, but if you strategize ahead of time and arrive early, you’ll hit the slopes without hassle. Take your pick of complimentary parking, paid parking, garage parking or riding public transportation. 

No parking reservations are required at either the Park City Mountain Village or Canyon’s Village. For complimentary parking lots, follow the directions from the parking attendants as you arrive. The Town Lift offers another route to the mountain if you’re lucky enough to find parking near Main Street.

Park City's bus system stops right at the base of both Park City Mountain Village and Canyon’s Village, making public transportation a convenient — and free — way to access the resort. See more Utah ski vacation tips.

Restaurants and Places to Relax

Fuel up or wind down at a number of Park City Mountain Resort dining options. From grab-n-go cafes and full-service lunches to apres-ski lounges and old-school taverns, shredders find their favorites on the mountain and at the resort’s two base camps — Mountain Village and Canyons Village.

Legends Bar & Grill — Elegant and family-friend, Legends Bar & Grill boasts a gastro-pub vibe open for cocktails, lunch and apres ski on the first floor of Legacy Lodge in the Mountain Village. Enjoy grilled chicken nachos, warm artichokes and spinach dip, a Kobe beef burger, homemade French onion soup or Ahi tuna salad. Legacy Cafe sits adjacent to Legends for casual bites including chili, soups, burgers, pizza and grab-and-go sandwiches. 

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 mid-mountain lodge dishes up cafeteria-style nosh including soups, sandwiches, pizza and grilled entrees. On a warm day, the outside patio serves up ski-run views and sunshine. 

Red Tail Grill — Located near Orange Bubble Express and Red Pine Gondola, enjoy lunch, dinner or après on the new outdoor, snow-melt patio. You'll find family-friendly dining, incredible views and a variety of seating options — traditional tables, fire pits, a large hearth fire and bar-style seating. 

The Farm Restaurant — Craving a refined culinary experience for lunch or dinner? The Farm at Canyons Village showcases a seasonal American menu with charcuterie, seafood and steak, plus a robust wine, beer and cocktail menu. Take your pick of dining inside their rustic-chic dining room or attached heated yurt. 

Night Skiing

Park City Mountain does not offer night skiing.

Snow Report

  • Alta Ski Area

    Alta Ski Area

    New Snow: 0″

    Base Depth: 0″

    Open Runs: 0/118

    Opening: 11/17/2023

    Closing: TBD

  • Beaver Mountain

    Beaver Mountain

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    Open Runs: 0/48

    Opening: TBD

    Closing: TBD

  • Brian Head Ski Resort

    Brian Head Ski Resort

    New Snow: 0″

    Base Depth: 0″

    Open Runs: 0/71

    Opening: 11/10/2023

    Closing: TBD

  • Brighton

    Brighton

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    Open Runs: 0/66

    Opening: TBD

    Closing: TBD

  • Cherry Peak

    Cherry Peak

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    Open Runs: 0/38

    Opening: TBD

    Closing: TBD

  • Deer Valley Resort

    Deer Valley Resort

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    Open Runs: 0/103

    Opening: 12/02/2023

    Closing: TBD

  • Eagle Point

    Eagle Point

    New Snow: 0″

    Base Depth: 0″

    Open Runs: 0/39

    Opening: 12/15/2023

    Closing: TBD

  • Nordic Valley

    Nordic Valley

    New Snow: 0″

    Base Depth: 0″

    Open Runs: 0/40

    Opening: 12/02/2023

    Closing: TBD

  • Park City Mountain

    Park City Mountain

    New Snow: 0″

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    Open Runs: 0/341

    Opening: 11/17/2023

    Closing: TBD

  • Powder Mountain

    Powder Mountain

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    Open Runs: 0/154

    Opening: TBD

    Closing: TBD

  • Snowbasin Resort

    Snowbasin Resort

    New Snow: 0″

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    Open Runs: 0/107

    Opening: TBD

    Closing: TBD

  • Snowbird

    Snowbird

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    Base Depth: 0″

    Open Runs: 0/141

    Opening: TBD

    Closing: TBD

  • Solitude Mountain Resort

    Solitude Mountain Resort

    New Snow: 0″

    Base Depth: 97″

    Open Runs: 0/82

    Opening: 11/17/2023

    Closing: TBD

  • Sundance Mountain Resort

    Sundance Mountain Resort

    New Snow: 0″

    Base Depth: 0″

    Open Runs: 0/72

    Opening: 12/02/2023

    Closing: TBD

  • Woodward Park City

    Woodward Park City

    New Snow: 0″

    Base Depth: 0″

    Open Runs: 0/11

    Opening: TBD

    Closing: TBD

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