Park City is a remarkably attractive and popular resort town. It is nestled
in the Wasatch Mountains 32 miles east of Salt Lake City. It offers excellent
recreational opportunites in both summer and winter and great dining,
shopping and lodging year round.
In winter, Park City caters to the thousands of skiers who come to its
three excellent ski resorts -- Park City Mountain Resort, Deer Valley
Resort and The Canyons. Together they boast 280 runs with more than 50
lifts and gondolas capable of handling 70,000+ skiers per hour. In summer,
Park City slows down, serving as a popular base for exploring the many
hiking and biking opportunities in the mountains that envelope the town.
Park City has accomodations for more than 14,000 visitors, nearly 100
restaurants and hundreds of shops in a spectacular downtown area. It is
an ideal vacation destination.
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 Park
City offers a huge selection of accommodations. The wide variety
of offerings ranges from luxurious ski in/ski out condominiums in
the mountains to quaint bed & breakfasts in Historic downtown
to full service hotels with all of the amenities. For complete listings,
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 Park
City has over 80 restaurants catering to just about any pallette.
Italian, Japaneese, French or just a burger - it's all there.
And after dinner as the sun sets behind the Wasatch Mountains,
the adventures in Park City don't. Go dancing, listen to live
jazz, or just hop from place to place. There's never a dull moment.
What did you expect from a town founded by miners?
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 The Wasatch Mountains on whose
slopes Park City sits offer hundreds of miles of great hiking
trails, ranging from easy walks to alpine lakes to advanced scrambles
up wind blown peaks. From late spring to fall, the snow recedes
and allows hikers to explore this beautiful mountain terrain. |
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 Mountain bikers from across the globe drool over the 325 miles of established bike trails in Park City. From lift-service bike trails offered by local resorts to making your own trail through the beautiful mountains, Park City has something for every mountain biker. Mountain biking trails vary from the flat path of the Union Pacific Rail Trail to moderate, rolling terrain of the Round Valley and Glenwild networks, to steeper, more challenging trails that reach summits Bald Mountain, 9990 Summit and Jupiter Peak. The variety of the Rocky Mountain terrain, plus low annual rainfall, are key conditions to making Park City excellent for biking. Park City also has an assortment of bike shops if you prefer to rent. |
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Jordanelle Reservoir: Jordanelle
Reservoir is a large reservoir set in a valley east of the Wasatch
Mountains. Jordannelle State Park consists of two developed areas
along it. They offer fishing, boating, camping and picnicking
opportunities.
Deer Creek Reservoir: Deer
Creek Reservoir also provides good boating, sailing, water skiing
and fishing opportunities. Strong predictable winds in summer
make it a particularly popular sailing and windsurfing locale.
Deer Creek State Park (801-654-0171), which surrounds the shoreline,
has several boat ramps, picnic areas, swimming beaches, a restaurant,
store and modern campground. There is also a resort and marina
that rents watercraft.
Strawberry
Reservoir: Strawberry Reservoir is a huge body of water
that offers great opportunities for boating and fishing. There
are a few recreation complexes around the lake offering camping,
picnicking, and marina services.
Rockport
Reservoir: Rockport Reservoir is a popular destination
for fishing, water skiing, swimming and sailing. Water skiing
is good early morning and dusk and afternoons present good
sailing breezes. Five campgrounds offer both developed and
primitive camping in a variety of settings.
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the best of every moment of your vacation. With the aide of our
Events Calendar, find the perfect activities to fill your time.
Whether it's the height of the ski season, or the middle of July,
you'll discover there are plenty of things going on in Park City.
Park
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The
Canyons Located
just four miles from downtown Park City, The Canyons
3,500 acres of diverse terrain await visitors with
open arms. In just three years, this world-class
ski resort has grown to become one of the five largest
in the country. And with eight mountians of trails,
there's guaranteed to be something for everyone. More
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Valley Resort Year
after year, Deer Valley Resort is rated #1 by readers
of Ski magazine for dining, guest services and mountain
grooming. Deer Valley's varied terrain, spread over
four mountains, offers something for all abilities
and preferences. Not to mention their 1,750 acres
of Rocky Mountain powder. More
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City Mountain Resort Park
City Mountain Resort is a wonderfully expansive ski
area right in the heart of Park City. It is within
walking distance of dozens of restaurants, hotels
and shops. In addition to its 3,000 acres of runs
serviced by lifts it has 750 acres open bowl skiing. More
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Located
in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, Park City is the most easily
accessible mountain meeting destination in North America with over
70 cities served by non-stop flights. Just 36 miles from Salt Lake
City International Airport, Park City has 25 professional meeting
and convention properties able to accommodate groups of 10 to 350,
and offers a wide variety of before and after meeting activities.
Park City provides meeting planners over 3,000 committable guest
rooms ranging from full-service hotels to bed and breakfast inns. |
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Heber: Heber City is a midsize town
of 7,000 situated in a farming valley between the Wasatch and Uinta
mountain ranges. In summer it serves as a convenient stop for travelers
exploring the Wasatch Mountains. In winter it serves as a relatively
inexpensive source of lodging for skiers from the town of Park
City and from Sundance Ski Resort. Heber is located on Hwy 40,
about 18 miles south of Park City and 16 miles southwest of Kamas
on the edge of the Uintas
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