Enjoy the Best of Park City

Park City’s busy holiday season is behind us, but the next storm is brewing – the Sundance Film Festival! From January 23-February 2, our charming ski town becomes Tinseltown. Independent filmmakers, celebrities, producers, film execs and media from around the world will descend upon Park City for what has become one of the top global film festivals. There are many ways for locals and visitors to “cope” with the festival and enjoy it! Others may choose to avoid it all together. Whatever your preference, Sundance is a uniquely unforgettable time to enjoy Park City. Here are some tips for making the most of it:

1)    CATCH A FILM

Ticket packages for the 2020 Sundance Film Festival may be sold out, but there are still ways to see films. Going to a

At the end of every year, we reflect on our past while looking to the future. It’s hard to believe we’ve reached the end of not only another year, but another decade! When we reflect back on the past ten years in Park City, it is remarkable how much our mountain town has changed. There are new ski resort owners (Vail Resorts and Alterra), the Canyons and Park City Mountain Resort interconnected to become the country’s largest ski area, and we have seen an astonishing array of new luxury real estate developments – including our new projects Goldener Hirsch Residences and Empire Pass Residences. Even a new ski area – Mayflower Mountain Resort, is being planned adjacent to Deer Valley overlooking the Jordanelle Reservoir. The number of winter and summer

When it comes to winter, nowhere knows (or snows) better than Park City. We have plenty of reasons to celebrate the season, including the phenomenal early snow, the New Year right around the corner and, of course, the annual Snowfest hosted by Park City Mountain. From December 20 to January 5, make the most of the holiday magic and experience the lineup of daily activities. There’s something for everyone with the Snowfest event line up!

Start each day with a breath of fresh winter air, some holiday spirit, and a plan to visit one of the many Snowfest featured events. Here are some of the favorites you won’t want to miss. A complete daily schedule is available here.

Santa Comes Down Town Lift
Saturday, December 21, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Town Lift Plaza

The holidays in Park City are full of sugar and spice and everything nice. Our eclectic town is a melting pot of traditions and activities with no shortage of fun for all. Even though we’ve barely finished digesting from Thanksgiving, there is plenty more on the plate for the upcoming Christmas and Hanukkah festivities. From culinary experiences to outdoor adventures, you won’t run out of opportunities to make the most of our own personal winter wonderland.

Temple Har Shalom 2019 Chanukah Party

Celebrate with Temple Har Shalom for the 2019 Chanukah Party on Saturday, December 28. The festivities include a whole latke fun for the entire family! Dinner will be provided, and children’s activities will be sponsored by PJ Library. Plenty of staples

It’s hard to believe that Deer Valley Resort made its debut almost 40 years ago in 1981 with only five chairlifts and 30 trails. With the local mining industry in decline and the Snow Park development on the rise, the Royal Street Land Company acquired the property for the new resort and began plans to create a park to accommodate 12,000 skiers. Since then, Deer Valley has blossomed into an internationally recognized ski destination with a reputation for offering a higher end, “country club-style” ski experience. Under new ownership of Alterra Mountain Company, Deer Valley is striving to elevate its level of luxury by introducing an exclusive ski club experience: Club 1981. This new offering could prove to be a compelling product for more discerning,

As Park City residents, we have much to be thankful for. We are surrounded by majestic scenery, enjoy a healthy and engaged lifestyle, and get to live where others flock to for their vacations. As Park City Realtors, we are also thankful to our clients and the thoughtful referrals to handle luxury real estate transactions in Park City and Deer Valley.

Of course, Thanksgiving is also about feasting. Fortunately, Park City restaurants offer a multiple of dining options that will cater specifically to the Thanksgiving palate and remove the stress of preparing an elaborate meal. Another benefit of living here is we can head to Park City Mountain and ski off some of those calories the following day. Whether you’re seeking to dine out or carry out, there

There is one day a year when the spirit of Park City seems to shine the very brightest, and that is Live PC Give PC. The annual community day of giving, spearheaded by the Park City Community Foundation, takes place on Friday, November 8 this year. It’s an opportunity for everyone in town to donate to their favorite non-profits that they feel enrich their lives or the lives of others in Summit County. There is no limit to how many non-profits you can contribute to online during this special 24 hours of giving. And any amount that you choose to donate will be welcome and put to great use by our astonishing array of non-profits. In 2018, a record-breaking $2.4 million was raised for more than 100 non-profits by generous Parkites. Whether you are

Park City has a reputation for being a particularly fervent festival town, and Halloween is definitely no exception. Historic Park City will host a spectacular afternoon of fun and safe festivities on October 31st. Come to Main Street for costumes, parades, and all the spooky in betweens. There will be tons to do and see on the last day of the month, and you won’t want to miss it!

The afternoon kicks off with trick-or-treating at local participating shops that line Historic Main Street. Following the family festivities is the famous Howl-o-ween Dog Parade of 2019. Local, leashed pooches don their spookiest outfits and costumes to parade down the street. This event has gained national pup-ularity and every year the participants’ costumes seem to get

Construction is wrapping up on the new outdoor and indoor sports haven, Woodward Park City, along the 1-80 entrance corridor into town. Given the number of professional athletes living in Park City, those who come here to train, and the local kids who grow up participating in a wide range of mountain sports, this is a highly anticipated complex. Excavations began last year and have been in full swing in preparation for the grand opening this ski season. The planning and building stages of Woodward have blossomed into a full-scale, massive adventure and action park that will draw families and athletes from near and far. The innovative environments provide an immersive space for fun all year round.

The new Woodwork Park City experience consists of

Park City’s spectacular fall season provides a wonderful excuse to push the pause button on the hectic pace of life. One way to do that is to hop in the car and go for a scenic drive. With crisp air streaming through golden aspens and hillsides illuminated with brilliant red leaves and a dusting of snow on the high peaks, you might find it more of a challenge to focus on the road. So pull over on these scenic autumn drives that our home has to offer and enjoy a hike as well. Some of these high passes are only open for another few weeks so don’t delay! Whether you’ve got a quick afternoon to kill or a whole day to explore, here’s where we recommend you take your next ride.

Guardsman Pass

If you’re looking for a quick fall drive, Guardsman Pass is