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March and early April is a great time to ski in Park City. More often than not, the sun shines bright amidst clear blue skies, and the snow is still plentiful-- we've been known to get our fair share of snowstorms in March and April, making for some seriously fun spring skiing.

It’s hard to believe that 2019 is drawing to an end. As with every New Year, it’s always fun to make a list of resolutions or of new things you want to try. Maybe the list includes items that are outside your comfort zone or something you’ve never even thought to try. We put together a Park City-oriented list for you to consider as you think about what you want your 2020 to include! 

December – it’s a time to celebrate the holidays with family and friends, and it also marks the beginning of the ski season. Park City Mountain is currently open, Deer Valley Resort opens on December 7th, and Woodward Park City is scheduled to open on December 14th! While it’s always fun to hit the slopes, there are many other ways to enjoy the month of December in Park City. Here are a few ideas for you to explore while trying to decide what to do in Park City this December. 

Although there is a lot of excitement for ski season to begin, there is still plenty to do in Park City before the resorts open. November is a great time to take a day and treat yourself, sharpen your skills in the kitchen, explore something new with the family, and even find a little adrenaline. 

Park City is filled with cheer during the holiday season! With a wide variety of community events, snow and lights everywhere you look, and one of the most charming downtown areas around, you really can’t go wrong by spending your holiday in Park City. 

One of the highlights of the fall season is Howl-O-Ween on Historic Main Street. Bring the kids with

There's no better time to experience Park City than in the fall, and October has it all; incredible colors, warm days, cool nights, with golfing, hiking, biking, and incredible events.