Park City, Utah

For the Mountainkind

Nestled in the Wasatch Mountains, Park City is a year-round mountain community and destination. Home to Deer Valley Resort and Park City Mountain plus Woodward, the National Ability Center, the Utah Olympic Park, and a 400+ mile trail network—from skiing and snowboarding to hiking, mountain biking, fishing, and more—there is something for anyone wishing to have an authentic alpine experience. A range of restaurants, events, and historical and cultural opportunities make Park City a hub for the arts and community engagement. Anchored by what we call Mountainkind, we ask all who visit, live, and play here to help us preserve Park City for future generations by showing respect and kindness to each other and the environment!

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Enjoy a Family Friendly Adrenaline Filled Day at Utah Olympic Park

One of Park City's gems, especially in the summer months, is the Utah Olympic Park. It's an incredible combination of education, entertaining, and…

Food & Drink | 7 min read

Inside the Vault: Exploring the High West Whiskey Library

I’ll be upfront: I am not a whiskey person. I’ve tried. I want to be. But every time I order one…

Arts & Culture | 10 min read

A Thai Night to Remember

Not Ginger. Not Even Close. I grabbed the woody root off the prep-kitchen counter and asked, “Halle…

Spring in Park City | 5 min read

Tips to Avoid Spring Trail Damage

Ruts Suck! Mud is Murder! These common phrases are splashed across social media each spring, and…

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With some of the most ambitious climate goals in North America, Park City is committed to our cultural heritage, sustainability, and maintaining the unique beauty and spirit of this community we call home.

A city bus crosses Main Street on a sunny day in Park City, UT

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What are the best things to do in Park City in summer?

Summer in Park City is all about getting outside. Popular activities include hiking, mountain biking, scenic chairlift rides, golf, fly fishing, outdoor concerts, festivals, shopping on Historic Main Street, and dining on patios with mountain views.

What is the weather like in Park City during the summer?

Summer weather in Park City is one of the season’s biggest draws. Days are typically warm and sunny, while mornings and evenings stay cooler thanks to the mountain elevation. It is an ideal climate for hiking, patio dining, live music, and long days outside.

Where can I hike in Park City?

Park City offers hundreds of miles of hiking trails, from easy walks to more challenging mountain routes. Visitors can find trails near town, in the resorts, and throughout the surrounding Wasatch Mountains.

Where can I go mountain biking in Park City?

Park City is known for its extensive mountain biking trail network, with options for beginners, intermediate riders, and advanced cyclists. Riders can explore trails near town, lift-served terrain, and scenic cross-country routes throughout the area.

How do I get around Park City in the summer?

Getting around Park City in summer is easy with the free bus system, walkable districts, and a network of paved paths and trails. Many visitors can explore town, Main Street, and nearby activity areas without needing to drive everywhere.

What summer events and festivals happen in Park City?

Summer in Park City includes outdoor concerts, arts events, farmers markets, food and wine experiences, and signature seasonal festivals. The calendar stays active throughout the season, especially on weekends.

Is Park City family-friendly in the summer?

Yes, Park City is a great summer destination for families. Kids and parents can enjoy hiking, biking, alpine slides, outdoor events, scenic rides, and easy access to activities that work for a range of ages.

What is Summit Bike Share?

Summit Bike Share is a seasonal bike-sharing program available during the warmer months (typically May through October). It features a fleet of electric-assist bikes located at stations throughout Park City and the Snyderville Basin.

How it Works: You can rent a bike for a small fee for quick trips, commuting, or light exploring. We recommend downloading the Summit Bike Share app to see real-time bike availability and station locations.

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Park City, Utah

For the Mountainkind

Explore Our New

Official Visitor Guide

Shop Local, Gift Local

Mountainkind Card

Upcoming Events

Summer Travel FAQs for Park City