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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

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.

Growing up in New Orleans, Kathryn Blanken always loved to be around flowers, plants, and nature.

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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.

 The holiday season may be the most enjoyable time of year. But it’s also the most hectic. Amid shopping for gifts, endless cocktail parties, and constant travel, I felt like a spa day was just what my body and mind were begging for during this busy time of year.