| Check out our free interactive Park City vacation guide and discover Park City's biggest attractions, best restaurants and much more. If you've visited Park City before tell us your vacation tips and help other travellers enjoy great vacations in Park City. |
| Free Park City Holiday Guide |
|
In 1935 members of The Park City Ski Club, which included high school students from Lincoln School, built their own ski jump on the old Creole Mine dump west of town. Their enthusiasm sparked a flare of excitement with the locals. It would then finally after years of pondering, lead to the opening day of the resort, 21 December 1963, then known as Treasure Mountain. In 1966, the resort changes its name to The Park City Mountain Resort and receives a much needed installation of ski patrol telephone systems.
Park City Mountain Resort has experienced a long history of innovations in the ski industry and continues, on a daily basis, to set the standard by which other companies are judged. It has become a world-class resort due to its commitment to its customers and employees.
|
|
 |
Sleigh Rides - The Snowed Inn Sleigh Company is located at the Park City Mountain Resort; it offers sleigh rides from the resort through the immaculate slopes of Park City Mountain Resort. Each sleigh is pulled by two draft horses and holds approximately 12 passengers.
Snowmobile Tours – Tours are approximately 90 minutes in length including instructions. The tours provide the opportunity to see extravagant night views of the Park City Mountain Resort, the surrounding landscape and the town of Park City. The tour guides share a bit of the history of Park City and give you some interesting information about Park City’s rich mining history.
Mountain Tours – Free mountain tours are scheduled for two hours on a daily basis, providing an opportunity to learn some history and interesting facts while discovering the 3000 acres of bliss at Park City Mountain Resort.
Mountain Sleds – Put your faith in these gravity-fuelled go-carts, and you are sure to have the most hair-raising experience of a lifetime. Guided tours include helmets and instructions. It’s all down hill through the aspen trees at a warped speed - not for the faint hearted.
|
|
|
Caffe Amante – Located halfway down Homerun, a European-style coffeehouse featuring comfortable, yet classy seating, delicious food and awesome mountain views.
Snow Hut – Located near the base of the Silverlode lift. This is without a doubt one of the local favourite cafeteria-style diners. It serves a large grill menu with lots of outdoor seating and a huge sunny deck, offering exquisite views.
Summit House – Conveniently located near the top of the Bonanza lift. Offers a great variety of foods from the likes of a grill, deli, pizzeria, soups and made to order salads. It also features a large, heated deck offering fantastic views of Park City and surroundings.
Mid-Mountain Lodge – Located near the base of the Pioneer and McConkeys lift, this historic minor’s lodge offers salads, home-made chilli and chowder, pizza, pasta and a variety of bottled beers. Lots of indoor seating and an outdoor deck is available.
|
|
Human maze – Kids of all ages can play cat and mouse with the clock or each other in this larger than life size labyrinth. Friends can be guided and watched from the viewing platform. Admission to the maze is $4 per person.
Little Minors Park – The amusement park is situated at the base of the mountain and promises to keep the little one’s smiling. It features a merry–go-round, kiddie’s car rides and a choo-choo train.
Miniature Golf – Burgeoning foliage and breathtaking mountain views surrounds this18 hole miniature golf course. It is tucked in the base of the resort and promises immense enjoyment for the entire family.
|
|
|
|
