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.
Temperatures might be dropping but there’s a rise in fall festivities in every direction. Take advantage of the beautiful weather and spectacular scenery to explore some spectacular areas outside Park City. From Kamas to Sundance to Salt Lake City, there’s no shortage of delightful opportunities to enjoy fall to the fullest. Read on for our tips on our favorite places to be in the coming weeks.
Harvest Market September 28 Sundance Mountain Resort
Many consider fall to be their favorite season. It’s easy to see why with natural beauty and ample traditions to look forward to in the coming weeks before the snow flies. One of those traditions is Harvest Market hosted by Sundance Mountain Resort. On Saturday, experience local artists, live Bluegrass
With the beautiful Park City fall upon us, we all know it’s time to relish this brief slow season while it lasts. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t countless fun things to do as ski season approaches. From food to fun to family and friends, we’ve got plenty of unique opportunities to enjoy our gorgeous surroundings minus the crowds that are to come!
PARK CITY Dine About 2019
Have you ever wanted to experience Park City dining to the fullest extent? Coming next month is your opportunity to relish all that our town has to offer. Dine About is a two week long extravaganza for residents and travelers alike spanning from Sunday, October 6 to Sunday, October 20. Participating restaurants include favorites like Fletcher’s, Grappa Italian Cafe,
It wasn't too long ago when Labor Day weekend signaled the true end of summer in Park City with the Miners’ Day celebrations being the last real event until the ski season. In recent years, our mountain resort town has evolved into a year-round mecca for activities and events. We are seeing the shortening of the fall shoulder season with the Park Silly Sunday Market continuing into summer and a host of new offerings to keep locals and visitors entertained. The weekend of September 13 is shaping up to be no exception with the annual Autumn Aloft hot air balloon festival and the inaugural Park City Songwriter Festival. The hills will come alive with music, vibrant balloons, and splendid fall colors.
While all good things come to an end, luckily here in Park City, we say goodbye to summer with a bang. Every year, the Park City community celebrates its mining heritage that began over 100 years ago. Miners’ Day is a festive opportunity to come together with friends and family and enjoy some food, fun, and sunshine. Here’s what you can look forward to on September 2nd!
Start your Miners’ Day with a free hearty breakfast in City Park, graciously provided by Saint Mary’s Catholic Church. Fill up on pancakes, eggs, hash browns and more! Breakfast will be served from 7:30 am to 9:30 am.
For those who enjoy a cardio kick, the Miners’ Day Bark City 5k begins at 8 am with registration opening at 7 am. The annual 5k donates 100% of proceeds to local
Could Park City actually have two new ski resort villages in the works? Last week, there was much discussion about significant plans for both the Mayflower/Jordanelle side of Deer Valley and the Snow Park base area.
As we have recently reported, the Jordanelle area is booming. And it’s more than just real estate development. Last week, New York City-based developer Extell Development Company announced it will build the first major, full-service ski resort in America since 1980. Located adjacent to Deer Valley Resort on the Jordanelle side, Mayflower Mountain Resort may be operating as soon as the 2021 ski season.
Mayflower Mountain Resort is an ambitious plan to develop 5,600 acres that are just west of U.S. 40 and Jordanelle Reservoir.
There is something about suds, sounds, and scenery that pair so perfectly well together. Summer may be slipping away, but there are still festive events to celebrate Utah’s impressive brewery scene, live music, and stunning surroundings. Whether you want to stay in the Park City area or venture a bit further out, we have highlighted a few series of events that are summertime favorites.
Oktoberfest aT Canyons Village
Over Labor Day weekend, Canyons Village at Park City Mountain will transform itself into a mini-Munich to celebrate Oktoberfest, the German festival that is now a worldwide phenomenon celebrating Bavarian culture. The family-friendly event will kick off Friday with the official opening ceremonies, followed by a weekend full of
Can’t make it overseas for the Tour de France? No problem! You can catch professional cycling competition during the Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah, one of the preeminent professional bicycle stage race events in North America. Taking place, August 12-18, the Tour follows the Tour de France and features some of the world’s top cyclists and teams. Seventeen professional squads will be riding in the race, including teams from seven countries such as the U.S., Canada, Germany and Mexico. This will mark the first Tour of Utah appearance for some of them. The riders on the rosters of these 17 teams have a combined total of 42 stage victories and classification titles at the Tour of Utah since 2011, the year the Tour was elevated internationally by the Union
Art lovers rejoice! This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Park City Kimball Arts Festival, which will be held on Park City’s Main Street August 2-4. To mark this impressive milestone, entry to the Festival will be free all weekend long for Summit County residents. Register online and then bring your government-issued photo ID to the Kimball Art Center (1401 Kearns Blvd.) from July 15 to August 4 to pick up your complimentary wristband for entry. For those who are not residents of Summit County, tickets are just $12 for adults and $5 for kids and valid all weekend when purchased in advance here. This is the largest annual fundraiser for the Kimball Art Center, so even if you get a free ticket, a donation will surely be appreciated upon entry to
If you’re looking for fabulously fun and local Park City events to spend your Hump Day and Sunday Funday, get your fill with the Park City Farmer’s Market on Wednesdays and the Park Silly Sunday Market.
Held seasonally in the Canyons Village parking lot at Park City Mountain, the Park City Farmer’s Market attracts locals and visitors seeking fresh produce from Utah farmers as well as some artisan crafts. Don’t just shop, but enjoy the chance to interact with the vendors who can tell you about their farms and how they grow their amazing products. You’ll even see chefs from local restaurants shopping for their menus. More than fruits and veggies, you can expect to find locally made breads, salsas, dips, baked sweets, and more. If you’re hosting a
