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When it comes to outdoor recreation, the possibilities in Park City are endless. The town boasts hundreds of miles of world-class trails for hiking, biking, and all kinds of skiing. It has rivers and reservoirs for water sports. It offers rock climbing, archery, horseback riding, and more.

Earlier this year, I set a goal to start cooking at home more — and branch out from my usual pasta

Unlock the secrets of the past and discover Park City’s rich mining, skiing and local history on the Silver to Slopes Historic Mining Tour.

March-early April is a great time to ski in Park City. More often than not, the sun shines bright amidst clear blue skies, and the snow is still plentiful-- we've been known to get our fair share of snowstorms in March and April, making for some seriously fun spring skiing.

There’s something magical about a winter sleigh ride. The rhythmic steps of the horses, snuggling under a blanket, and if you’re lucky, you’ll have lightly falling snow to set the scene completely.

While most people come to Park City for the plethora of outdoor adventures, sometimes we need a little time off the slopes or a break from the hiking trails. That’s where the Paint Mixer comes in to provide the perfect indoor activity for your Park City vacation. Located off Main Street in the Summit Watch Plaza, the Paint Mixer hosts two-hour painting classes in their bright and spacious studio. They can also bring the art to you via their “Van-Go” mobile studio, which allows them to set up at any venue for small to very large groups.

You’ve just wrapped up a full day on the slopes with your kids. While you’d most likely want to soak your aching muscles in the hot tub, your kids are still FULL OF ENERGY! 

Great news though - some of the best memories from a family ski vacation are made off the hill! That’s right, with so much to do in Park City, there’s no reason not to keep making memories after the lifts close.