Park City Day Tours
$50+Guided half-day sightseeing tours around Park City and the Heber Valley, from Main Street to the Olympic Park.
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Ski or ride a huge network of lift-served terrain in winter, then hike, bike and ride the alpine coaster in summer.
1345 Lowell Ave · Park City, UT
Park City Mountain joins the original Park City resort and the former Canyons Resort, linked since 2015 by the Quicksilver Gondola into the largest lift-served ski resort in the United States. The resort first opened in 1963 as Treasure Mountain. In summer you will find an alpine slide, an alpine coaster, zip lines, and hiking and biking trails. During the 2002 Winter Olympics it hosted giant slalom and snowboarding events.
The closest stops to Park City Mountain, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
Guided half-day sightseeing tours around Park City and the Heber Valley, from Main Street to the Olympic Park.
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Downtown Park City museum with interactive exhibits on the town's mining and ski history.
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A nearly 30-mile non-motorized trail on former railroad land, running from the Wasatch Mountains near Park City to Echo Reservoir.
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Locally owned full-service grocery store with a bakery, deli, butcher block and fresh seafood counter.
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Ski and snowboard rental delivery service that fits gear at your lodging near Park City's resorts.
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Ski at a skiers-only Park City resort that hosted the 2002 Olympic slalom, moguls and aerials events.
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