Scoop There It Is: The Best Ice Cream in Park City
After a long day spent speeding through the mountain bike trails at Deer Valley, hiking through the beautiful wildflowers in Guardsman Pass, or strolling through the historic streets of Old Town, there is only one way to properly reward yourself: a giant, creamy cup or cone of premium ice cream. Park City might be famous […]
Paws in the Peaks: Planning Your Pet-Friendly Park City Getaway
If your idea of the perfect mountain vacation involves a wagging tail, muddy paws, and a happy hiking buddy, you’ve come to the right place. Park City is, without a doubt, one of the most dog-friendly destinations in the country. From the high-altitude trails to the vibrant patio scene on Main Street, we believe your […]
Tearing It Up on the Trails: Mountain Biking in Park City
When the snow melts and the wildflowers begin to carpet the hillsides, Park City transforms. The skis are packed away, the lift-served terrain shifts from powder to dirt, and the town evolves into what many riders consider the premier mountain biking destination in North America. With over 450 miles of public trails, Park City isn’t […]
The Summer Jewel of the Wasatch Back: Mastering the Jordanelle Reservoir
When most people think of Park City, their minds immediately jump to the high-alpine peaks and the legendary ski runs of the Wasatch. But savvy locals and repeat visitors know that the true secret to a perfect Park City summer is found just a fifteen-minute drive from the bustle of Main Street: the Jordanelle Reservoir. […]
Gold Standard of Dirt: Summer Hiking in Park City
It’s almost summertime in Park City, when our white-capped mountain peaks have turned a vibrant, neon green, and the 400+ miles of interconnected trails become the main attraction. Whether you’re a peak-seeking enthusiast with the lungs of a marathon runner or a casual stroller looking for the best wildflower selfie, Park City’s trail system is […]
