Navigating the world of wine and cheese can be incredibly intimidating; fortunately, there is an excellent class in Park City that helps make them more approachable.

^{Park City Mountain Resort features several events that make spring skiing extra special.}

When the tail end of ski season is upon us and spring skiing is in full force, it’s a bittersweet time of the season. You’re running out of time to ski, but you’ll also find longer days, more sunshine, warmer patios for après-ski, and a handful of annual end-of-season events. Park City, Utah, happens to be an ideal place to visit in the springtime for all of those reasons.

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Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a long-time local, you know there’s no need to travel far for good food and drinks in Park City. With tons of great restaurants and live entertainment lining historic Main Street, it’s easy to find a dining experience to suit any taste. But this winter, there’s a worthy reason to venture beyond the city limits.

When you think of skiing, downhill (a.k.a. Alpine) skiing probably comes to mind. But there’s another style that deserves a second look. It’s called cross-country, or Nordic, skiing — and it’s actually the original and oldest form of the sport.

Fans have two options to view the action and excitement of the 2019 FIS World Championships from home. Viewers will be able to watch on NBC television broadcast, or online live streaming at nbcsports.com.

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Sundance Film Festival has been synonymous with Park City for over 30 years. As the festival evolves