March 8, 2022 by Casey Lane
It’s no secret Park City is rich in mining history. The remains of yesterday can be seen throughout
March 1, 2022 by Casey Lane
Park City is on track to be net-zero by 2030, which means major resorts like Deer Valley are
January 26, 2022 by Casey Lane
It’s not a buzzword, it’s a movement. Sustainability is here to stay, and why not? It’s all about protecting our winters, protecting our mountains, and leaning into conservation. From big resorts to local fair businesses across Park City are doing their part to recycle, reduce, and reuse. In fact, Park City has one of the most ambitious green projects in North America, aiming for net-zero carbon and operating on 100% renewable energy for all city operations by 2022, and for the entire community by 2030. But in a town that relies heavily on tourism, can it be done? We believe it can, but only with a little help from our guests.
November 30, 2021 by Casey Lane
Sustainability is trending, and not just for clothes and food. The winter sports industry has heard the call and has responded, working to protect the terrain and climate for years to come. For Woodward Park City (WWPC), maintaining an ecological balance isn’t just a craze, it’s a commitment.
June 8, 2021 by Casey Lane
Whether you’re loading the bikes or reserving your wheels, a summer weekend spent in Park City is not complete without trail time on gold-rated terrain. But with just three days to soak in all this mountain town has to offer, planning your approach can feel about as overwhelming as deciding where to eat and how to après (yes, we still do that in summer).
May 25, 2021 by Casey Lane
Embarking on a new trail system can be daunting, what’s worse, is not knowing exactly what you’re in for. Luckily, insider tips at local bike shops coupled with today’s outdoor apps make it a bit easier for riders of all skill levels to find routes that match their ability, but it never hurts to have recommendations from locals.
March 23, 2021 by Casey Lane
It’s that time of year when the slopes and trails begin to soften and we await the start of another season, watching our mountains transform from bustling ski slopes to eager trail heads. But for those visiting between Mid-April and June, it can be especially unique, a time of true metamorphosis that brings with it the possibility of experiences not often enjoyed by peak-season travelers.
