Explore Park City

Park City businesses Alpine Distilling and 350 Main Brasserie have partnered together to give adults

Among its many summer adventure possibilities, Park City, Utah is home to three thrilling summer slide rides. It’s not always easy to choose which slide to ride, so we’re here to give you the inside scoop and lead you through the twists and turns of deciding which slide (or slides!) is right for your summer adventure. 

1. SPEND SOME TIME ON THE RIVER

Give fly fishing a try with one of Park City's expert guides.

As it always does, summer has flown by, and the kids are back to school. However, learning doesn’t have to be just for the kids. This time of year is a perfect time to try something new, and Park City, Utah is an ideal destination to explore new horizons and, who knows, maybe even find a new hobby. Make your next trip to Park City a vacation of learning.

What's a mountain getaway without a little retail therapy? Park City offers a variety of shops - and

Time spent at high altitude can be rough on your hair, skin, and body. Park City, Utah sits at roughly 7,000 feet, with its resorts’ peaks standing as tall as almost 10,000 feet at their highest points. Skiing and snowboarding can also be tough on the body, especially if you’re not accustomed to using those specific muscles regularly.  Park City is Utah's Spa Capital - home to the state's most luxurious facilities and highly-trained therapists. Take an afternoon, or day, off the slopes to rejuvenate your skin, your tired feet, and (possibly) achy body.  We’ve rounded-up unique Park City spa treatments that will leave you feeling rested, rejuvenated, and ready to conquer the mountains.

It’s commonly understood that mountain biking and beer go hand-in-hand. Who doesn’t love an ice cold one after a mountain bike ride in the summer sun?  One of Park City’s local breweries, Squatters, even named one of their beers “Full Suspension” in ode to mountain biking, noting that it “really smooths out the bumps.”  There are quite a few Park City restaurants and breweries that are conveniently located at trailheads all over town.  We have a few post-ride recommendations for after you explore one of Park City’s classic mountain bike trails.