Tagged : trails update

September is probably the best month for mountain biking in Park City. As the start of the fall season, September is usually still warm, but no longer hot as in July or August. We often get a little rain to pack down the dusty trails and it gives the dirt have just the right amount of moisture for that perfect tacky texture. Also this time of year you'll see the colors starting to change and some beautiful pop of bright reds and oranges against a still very green backdrop. The days wil typically get up to about 80, and commonly will stay in the 70's. At night however, it does get cool, often down in to the 40's and 50's. October can be a mixed bag of weather, very nice or starting to snow, so September is really the best time to come out. Many of us have

The International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA) recently named Park City a Gold Level Ride Center, making Park City the first town in the world to receive the honor!

As Park City Realtors we fully understand the importance of our amazing trails network. It is one of the most important aspects we get to boast about for our beloved town. We are members, and fully support the Mountain Trails Foundation. MTF is a non-profit organization that creates, and maintains trails throughout the Park City and Deer Valley area. Mountain Trail's director, Charlie Sturgis submitted Park City's application for the award. According to a press release, Park City received a score of 96, out of 100, and no other town has yet to achieve higher than a 90. Multiple towns

Looking for a good early season ride, try out the trails at Round Valley, just on the edge of Park City.

This is one of our many recommended rides for mountain biking in Park City, Utah. We will keep doing updates on the trail conditions as the snow continues to melt. If you are ever wondering where to go, just check back on our real estate website which has much more than real estate information for Park City. As Park City realtors, we continually try to educate our visitors on all the amazing trails and recreation opportunities we enjoy every day!

Round Valley's "Somewhere Elks" Trail, looking South at Park City ski resort

Round Valley Mountain Bike Ride
Saturday, April 21, 2012
Weather: Sunny, High 60's - Absolute Perfection

I started at my home in

Park City's winter season is now over, with all three Park City ski resorts now closed. Even though we had much less snow this year, especially compared to the ultra amazing year we had last year, it was still a lot of fun.  Instead of snow, we did get a lot of sunny days on the mountain. And although we had less snow, we still had a couple really great days, so we cannot complain too much!

If you still have the desire to get out on snow, Brighton, Alta, and Snowbird are still open. Brighton and Alta will be closing soon, while Snowbird will stay open for at least a few more weeks. Snowbird usually remains open for a couple weeks after most resorts close, and then they switch to a weekends only schedule for the remaining few weeks. They will stay open