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        <title>Park City Utah Real Estate News</title>
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        <description>Looking for up-to-the-minute information about the Park City and Deer Valley in Utah? Check out our Real Estate News Blog with many informative articles about living and buying in Park City, Utah!</description>
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        <title>New Park City Ski Resort Trail Map</title>
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Park City Mountain Trail Map - Click to view larger version.


Park city ski resort is moving along quite well with their $50 million of improvements for the upcoming 2015/2016 ski season. Shown above you can see the new trail map that shows the two combined resorts. Park City Mountain Resort and Canyons Resort have now been combined to become Park City Mountain. The new resort will now be the largest ski resort in the country.


The most significant of all the changes and upgrades being completed this summer is the installation of the new Quicksilver gondola. This new gondola is the integral link that will connect both resorts into one giant resort. In the photo below you can see the location of the base of the popular Silverlode chairlift at Park City resort. You can see the new cut line for the gondola and the base station and most of the towers are now installed. Also below you can see the new on mountain restaurant replacing the previous building.


Park City's new Quicksilver Gondola construction


Other changes that the resort is working on will include a new high-speed four-person chairlift for the Motherlode lift. The King Con chairlift will be upgraded from a high-speed four person to a high-speed six person chair.
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    <pubDate>Wed, 26 Aug 2015 13:34:00 -0600</pubDate>
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        <title>Recommended Bike Ride Jenni's Trail to Deer Crest</title>
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Here is a great mountain bike ride I would recommend to anyone looking for a long and fun loop. This recommended ride starts with Jenni's Trail at Park City Ski Resort. Jenni's heads up to Mid-Mountain Trail. Then you'll come back down the very fun and fast Deer Crest Trail.


The photo below is from the recently built and popular Jenni's Trail at Park City ski resort. This trail begins at the bottom of the resort near the first time ski lift. You can park at the base parking lots of Park City resort. The trail works its way up hill, all across the ski runs under some of the ski lifts and ends near the top drop off point of the town ski lift. Jenni's is a good upward climb, rarely levels off so its a bit of a grind but not too rocky or difficult. It takes about an hour to reach the top. From here you are connected to the very popular Mid-Mountain Trail. You can go north or south. For this ride, head south towards Deer Valley resort. This is a great trail, fairly easy and winds through the groves of aspen trees and evergreens. This will take you through Park City ski resort, then through a large area between the two resorts until you get to Deer Valley. You eventually ride above the Montage hotel then drop down to Silver Lake Village.





Once in Silver Lake Village of Deer Valley resort, you will stay on the newly completed section of the Mid-Mountain Trail which winds around the east side of one of the peaks above Deer Crest. This will lead you to the Deer Crest trail, which is a fast, rolling and fun downhill ride. This trail comes down just above the St. Regis hotel, and drops you at the base of the Snow Park Village of Deer Valley. From there its an easy cruise down Deer Valley Drive back to Park City resort bees area parking lots.


 



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    <pubDate>Wed, 26 Aug 2015 08:00:00 -0600</pubDate>
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