Park City Mountain Ski Holidays

Park City Mountain ski resort played host to the 2002 Winter Games, and will be a host for the 2034 Winter Olympics, making it the most famous resort in Utah. Boasting 7,300 acres of skiable terrain, it is the largest ski resort in the United States and suits every ability level.

• Over 17 peaks and 348 trails, with 40% of terrain covered by snowmaking to ensure reliable snow throughout the season
• The longest run sits at 4.5km, a fantastic thigh-burner for every ability skier
• The new Sunrise Gondola at Canyons Village replaces the old two-person chairlift with a ten-passenger gondola, travelling higher up the mountain to Red Pine Lodge
• Silver to Slopes guided tours take intermediate and advanced skiers past historic mining relics and buildings scattered across the mountain
• Once you have taken two lifts up to Summit House you are ready to explore the full extent of the mountain, whatever your level

Park City Mountain is one of the most snowboard-friendly resorts in Utah, with terrain parks and freestyle options to suit every level of rider.

• Eight terrain parks across the mountain, including a super pipe and mini pipe
• Jupiter Bowl offers some of the best backcountry-style riding in Utah, with wide open bowls and plenty of natural features to explore
• 13 bowls in total, with a mix of open powder fields and tree runs ideal for freeride enthusiasts
• Park City Mountain’s neighbouring resort Deer Valley does not permit snowboarders, making Park City Mountain the natural choice for mixed groups of skiers and riders

Lessons and progression areas are available for those looking to build confidence or are on their board for the first time.

The main high street through the town of Park City is full of eateries. Whether you fancy fantastic cuts of beef at Grub Steak or top-grade seafood at Freshies Lobster, visitors to the ski resort will be spoilt for choice. For something truly special, the Viking Yurt offers a fine dining experience reached by a scenic sleigh ride up the mountain.

• Le Depot Brasserie: a new addition to the Park City dining scene, housed in the former Union Pacific Railroad Depot with an art deco-inspired interior
• Gourmand Food Tours: walking and tasting tour with stops at local restaurants and cultural spots
• Delicious Cities: progressive food and drink tour of independent eateries and bars, with behind-the-scenes stories

• Utah Olympic Park: guided tours, museums and the famous bobsleigh experience, just minutes from the resort
• Snowed Inn Dinner Experience: a sleigh ride dinner evening in the mountains
• Sleigh rides through the resort’s mountain scenery
• Fatbiking: guided tours and bike hire available locally
• Dogsledding in the surrounding Wasatch Mountains
• Tubing at Woodward Park City
• Relaxing spa experience