Explore Park City

While Park City is often recognized as a world-class winter resort destination, summers here are truly magical.  Perfect temperatures, 400+ miles of easy-access trails, outdoor deck dining galore, and let us not forget the plethora of live music and outdoor concert venues.  Park City and Summit County’s live music scene is booming, and includes something for every budget (some are FREE!) and every taste. 

One of the easiest ways to explore Park City with kids is taking a hike. Dan Campbell Photography/Park City Chamber/ Bureau

For many visitors, the cool mountain temperatures and lack of crowds make summer in Park City, Utah, the best season to visit. If your family loves the outdoors, head to Park City for its welcoming small-town vibe and these nine family-friendly activities that you and your kids will love.

Park City’s Historic Main Street is filled with great shops, restaurants, and bars to explore. Jeff Williams

Though Park City, Utah, is known for its luxurious accommodations and world-class skiing, deals abound here in the quieter summer season. And for many who’ve relocated to this mountain town, Park City summers are the area’s best-kept secret. Cooler mountain temperatures make it a wonderful place to explore when the Salt Lake Valley temperatures soar, and there are plenty of free and inexpensive activities throughout town for visitors on a budget. Add these nine adventures to your Park City bucket list, and don’t worry about price, most won’t cost you a dime.

In the series finale of Park City First Timers, family edition, the Pages try one of Kimball Art Center’s specialty classes – Easter egg coloring.  

In episode three of Park City First Timers, family-edition, the Pages lace up their skates for a lesson in grace and balance at the Park City Ice Arena.

ChefsFeed, a popular food-driven media channel that connects viewers to all things food, recently stopped by Park City to check out a few of the area’s restaurants and the chefs behind them.  The channel’s content is not only relevant, but credible, as each mini-documentary is hosted by a real-life chef who is engrained and well-versed in the world of food. 

This year's Easter holiday falls on April 1 -- it's no joke! Beyond traditional Easter celebrations, there is a lot going on in Park City, especially with the ski season winding down.  Here are a few ideas for how to spend your Easter weekend in Park City: