Park City Mountain
· winter
The largest ski resort in the U.S. by acreage, with lift-served biking and an alpine coaster once the snow melts.
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Wasatch peaks, alpine summers.
Park City is Utah's mountain-town classic: two world-class ski resorts, a historic Main Street you can walk end to end, and a summer season of alpine hiking, lift-served mountain biking, and outdoor concerts. It is 35 minutes from Salt Lake City International, which makes it the easiest big-mountain trip in the country.
The largest ski resort in the U.S. by acreage, with lift-served biking and an alpine coaster once the snow melts.
Ski-only slopes, groomed to a fault, plus one of the best on-mountain lunch scenes in North America.
Nine blocks of 19th-century mining buildings now filled with galleries, gear shops, and patio dining.
Bobsled rides, ski jumping shows, and a free museum from the 2002 Winter Games.
A short drive up a switchback road for the best fall aspen color in the Wasatch Back.
Whiskey distilled in a former garage on Main Street, with a short menu built around it.
Shared plates and a rotating seasonal menu — the reservation locals actually fight over.
Award-winning lobster roll, 2,000 miles from the ocean. Casual, quick, worth it.
Australian-style breakfast that fills up by 9am on powder days.