Enjoy the Best of Park City

There is no question about it. Park City life has changed dramatically in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic as it has across the globe. Our biggest attractions – Park City Mountain, Deer Valley Resort, Utah Olympic Park, and Woodward – have all closed a month before the end of the winter season. Hotels and many other businesses have also temporarily closed. Despite these unprecedented times, Parkites are feeling extra thankful to call Park City home. You couldn’t ask for a better place to socially distance as we are surrounded by the great outdoors. Locals are taking to the uncrowded, scenic trails and the roads to enjoy the fresh, mountain air. They’re back country skiing, cross country skiing, hiking, running, and snowmobiling. In a

With sunny, bluebird skies and countless ski beaches along the snow-covered slopes, spring break in Park City is the perfect getaway. Daylight savings is upon us and we are already enjoying longer days to squeeze in even more outdoor adventure. While most spring breakers are coming to enjoy the famed slopes of Deer Valley Resort at Park City Mountain, there are plenty of alternative ways to enjoy the snow. Bring your boots and affinity for the mountains to make the most of what remains of the ski season – there is more snow in the forecast!

Cross Country Skiing

Park City has been a paradise for cross country skiers for decades. With plenty of snow still on the trails, this aerobic activity is an ideal addition to your spring break plans.

In every season, Park City shines, and spring is certainly no exception. Park City has been blessed with abundant snow this winter, and there is more in the forecast to kick off March. As the new season approaches, both residents and guests can appreciate the royal blue skies, a continued surplus of powder coupled with warmer temperatures, and a host of entertaining activities and events. Park City living rarely slows down, but with extra daylight coming our way, here are a few opportunities to make the most of some fabulous spring skiing! Don't forget your sunblock as the rays are getting stronger this time of year!

Spring Gruuv 2020
Canyons village
March 6 - April 5

Get in the springtime mood with one of Park City’s favorite traditions, Spring

Once again, Utah is having one of the best winter seasons in the country! With about eight weeks remaining to take advantage of the incredible snow at Park City Mountain and Deer Valley Resort, there are several ways to enjoy a visit with a variety of resorts offering enticing ski packages. We’ve collected some select options that provide an all-encompassing approach to the highly coveted Park City ski experience. From lift passes to delectable, award-winning cuisine, these are fabulous ways to make the most of the Greatest Snow on Earth and make your Park City visit carefree!

Stein Eriksen Lodge

Enjoy the legendary slopes of Deer Valley with ease and style with a Winter Ski Package from the highly acclaimed Stein Eriksen Lodge in Silver Lake

Park City’s rapid growth and the accompanying expansion of real estate opportunities have encouraged certain developers to offer a particularly lavish addition to Park City’s already envious lifestyle: private club offerings. Memberships in these elite clubs offer an array of exquisite amenities, luxury services, and unmatched access to the finest Park City living. Amidst pristine landscapes flowing with opportunities for fun and family, each of these exclusive clubs allows members and their guests to live life to the absolute fullest.

Whether you’re interested in exploring the Wasatch backcountry or sunning yourself on the golf greens, there are a number of private clubs to cater to  varying needs and interests. Some appeal more to local residents

In Park City, “downtime” means spending the day skiing down your favorite slopes. In the city where snow rarely sleeps, as has certainly been the case this month, there are countless ways to continue making your winter months special. For those seeking adventure coupled with relaxation during the Presidents’ Day Weekend, there is no shortage of opportunities. From outdoor excursions to the comforts of fine dining, we have a few suggestions for making sure your February break is full of fun and flavor.

Unique Adventure in Park City

Snowshoeing Splendor in the Uintas

Park City averages 350 inches of snowfall a year. How you choose to play in that snow is up to you! A favorite pastime for many locals is snowshoeing, which allows you to access

With the Sundance Film Festival wrapping up, it’s time to for Park City to shift its focus back to winter sports. For over 20 years, Deer Valley Resort has proudly hosted the FIS Freestyle Ski World Cup, an exciting event that brings the top-ranked athletes to the slopes of Deer Valley. From February 6-8, watch in awe as international athletes take on aerial, mogul, and dual moguls competitions. Viewing areas can be found at the top of Deer Valley’s Burns and Snowflake lifts above Snow Park Lodge. The event is free and open to the public, so bundle up, grab a bite to eat beforehand, and experience world-class winter sports in the best snow on earth.

Deer Valley Resort is no stranger to hosting winter sport spectacles. It was the site of the 2019

Thanks in part to its altitude of 7,000 feet and above, Park City boasts some of the most majestic landscapes in Utah. This elevation not only delivers stunning views and incredible opportunities for recreation, but it can also create attitude sickness for some visitors. With the 2020 Sundance Film Festival upon us, it’s especially important for those visiting during this time to take precautions and seek treatment if needed. Festival goers, who primarily come from sea level can find it difficult to acclimate. Throw in partying, alcohol consumption, little rest, and not enough hydration, and you can end up having a less than stellar time. Luckily, there are plenty of precautions to take to avoid this elevated ailment and treatments to address it in

It’s no secret that Park City is officially on the map as a year-round mountain destination. There is a multitude of reasons we love our town, from the world-class skiing, the Greatest Snow on Earth, and divine natural surroundings. In a place so beautiful, the real estate opportunities are increasingly reflecting the majesty of its surroundings. Nowhere is this truer than at Deer Valley Resort and its impressive new residential builds. The upscale design, amenities and aesthetic all complement the luxury lifestyle that is synonymous with Deer Valley.

Goldener Hirsch Residences

An exquisite real estate opportunity from Austrian-style Goldener Hirsch boutique hotel is blossoming in Deer Valley's mid-mountain base area. Built on the final

Owning a luxury home in Deer Valley is a dream for many and a reality for few. The highly coveted lifestyle is characterized by stunning views, from expansive mountain landscapes to the waters of the Jordanelle Reservoir. With the bustle and charm of Park City’s Historic Main Street nearby coupled with Deer Valley’s famed ski slopes and mountain biking, it’s no wonder luxury developers are drawn to the area. A variety of new, on-mountain real estate developments are currently under construction at Deer Valley. In fact, there are so many exciting ones, that we are doing a two part series to highlight them. These impressive developments are designed to provide first-rate amenities to their residents with uncompromised hospitality. With access to skiing,