Park City is a scenic mountain community with three world-class resorts and a town filled with activities. Plan your perfect Park City Utah summer vacation today.... more
A vacation in Park City is a hot ticket, flavored with performing arts, music, events and festivals.... more
Park City has as many events and cultural activities as we have wooded trails.... more
Mountain biking in Park City, Utah is pure "Gold," according to IMBA. We make it easy as all three resorts--Deer Valley Resort, Park City Mountain Resort and Canyons Resort--offer lift-served mountain biking, so sit back and enjoy the ride up the mountain, then explore miles of scenic mountain trails. ... more
When the miners founded Park City, every day was an adventure. Find an excursion that fits you, and make some history on your vacation. ... more
Park City features 30 professional meeting properties, 4,000 sleeping rooms and over 125,000 square feet of meeting space; everything from esteemed hotels and lodges to unique meeting attractions.... more
Park City has many stories to tell. Read the latest media coverage featuring our restaurants, hotels, and recreation experiences. ... more
As a part of their annual investment, Park City Chamber/Bureau members and their employees have a wide array of benefits available to them. They include significant discount programs for health-related services; special pricing on season passes at the three area ski/snowboard resorts; exclusive insurance offerings; discounts on skis and snowboards; and more. ... more
Local, state, federal, and best-of-the-web resources to start and grow your business.... more
Park City is a vibrant mountain town with a strong local economy. With so many shops, galleries, restaurants and businesses here, Use the Directory below to help narrow down your search and find exactly the service or business you need.... more
At the Canyons Resort, the latest options for fun are the two new zip lines, which are available year-round. For the faint of heart, an 800-foot line runs through the Red Pine area; for the more adventurous, a 2,100-foot line with a 10 percent grade crosses the canyon between Lookout Peak and Red Pine Lodge. For the full story
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