Every New Year, it's fun to make a list of resolutions or of the new things you want to try. Perhaps, the list includes some items that are outside of your comfort zone or something you've never tried before. With this, we've put together this Park City-oriented bucket list as you may consider including Park City in your 2022 adventure. 

Spring Season

March and early April are ideal for skiing in Park City. The sun shines brightly most of the time under a brilliant blue sky, and the snow is still plentiful—we've had our fair share of snowstorms in March and April, providing for some very fantastic spring skiing.

  • Hit the slopes - The spring season is ideal for skiing at Deer Valley Resort and skiing and snowboarding Park City Mountain. Spring days on the mountain are brighter and warmer, and the soft, hero snow is so fantastic that you'll want to ski from top to bottom before relaxing with a beverage outside.
  • Have an adventure off the slopes - Park City has more to offer than world-class slopes; there is an abundance of winter sports that are just as pleasant as skiing and riding. Learn about winter fly-fishing trips, snowmobile, and snowshoe adventures.
  • Take a hike - Hiking in Park City, particularly on the drier, exposed trails that receive a lot of sunlight, is a terrific way to spend the long days of spring. Check out these trails around town that have beautiful views and are easy to get to, even if there is still some snow on the ground.

Summer Season

Park City isn’t just a winter wonderland. Despite its reputation as a ski town, Park City offers amazing year-round entertainment, relaxation, and adventure, especially during the summer season. A common saying around town is “People come for the Winters, but stay for the Summers.”

  • Go for a gallery stroll - Old Town is teeming with beautiful art galleries. Along Main Street, you'll discover a little bit of everything, from conventional art to photography, and sculpture to mixed media.
  • Get active at Utah Olympic Park - A collection of Olympic venues perched above Park City's Kimball Junction area. These spectacular facilities, which were built for the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, are now open to the public. The bobsled can run even when there is no snow on the ground. The massive Nordic ski jumps are used for zip lines and thrilling tubing experiences. If you are not in the mood to be active, you may visit one of the free on-site museums. 
  • Bike on the Mid-mountain trail - One of Park City's most well-known, diverse, and fun trails provides 28 miles of exceptional biking. There are several ways to access this great trail system. You may ride your bike up from Park City Mountain, take the PayDay chairlift, or begin at the Mid-Mountain Trail in Deer Valley.

Fall Season

As our lush Summer greens turn into a kaleidoscope of Fall hues, the town comes alive with excitement for outdoor activity with breathtaking views. The crisp air is ideal for visiting the highlands and strolling down Historic Main Street.

  • Sign-up for a private skateboard session at Woodward Park - Coaching sessions at Woodward Park City are a great way to get out of your comfort zone and learn new skills.
  • Try horseback riding - Enjoy a horseback ride through aspen woods, peacefully running creeks, up and down occasionally steep mountain slopes, and through colorful wildflower meadows.
  • Give flying in a hot air balloon a try - Gaze out over Kamas Valley as you soar thousands of feet into the sky, with the Wasatch Mountains forming a rugged skyline to the west and, Park City's streets progressively shrinking. It's a pleasant trip over the valley, where you'll experience peaceful contemplation. 

Winter Season

Whether you love the mountains for powder skiing, speeding down single-track mountain-bike trails, or hiking to beautiful views, you’ll find everything in Park City.

  • Ski lift - Located at the bottom of Canyon Village, the Cabriolet Ski Lift (or nicknamed “The Cab”), is the best way, and best value (Free) to get a beautiful view of Park City. Whether you like skiing or not, the aerial buckets transporting you to the Canyons Village base area, are the ideal opportunity for the entire family to enjoy panoramic views of the town, and the beautiful natural surroundings that locals have worked hard on to preserve. 
  • Take Park City Trolley - Take a ride on Park City's Trolley, on Main St., and let the winter within you loose! If you are traveling around town, instead of renting a car, take advantage of Summit County's free public transit system to get to know the wintery town. From Kimball Junction to Deer Valley, you may experience Park City from the warmth of a heated bus that will transport you wherever in town!
  • Head on to Kimball Art Center - While you're still in the mood for art, pay a visit to the Kimball Art Center and learn about Park City's culture. To inspire and connect people through art, this art center is open and free to the public all year. Classes and seminars, free gallery exhibitions, and art education are just a few of the many opportunities to enjoy at the Kimball Art Center.

There are no limits to the memories your family can make in Park City! A lot of tourists have fallen in love on their first visit, making them want to go back every year or stay permanently. That’s how my family ended up here. If you require some more information about lifestyle in Park City, or available homes for sale here, contact us at 435 640-0217 or visit here.