Explore Park City

As far as views go, it’s hard to top the nearly 12,000-foot summit of Bald Mountain. Jeff Weissman

Park City is nestled in the Wasatch Mountains, and is a short drive away from the Uinta mountains. With two major ski resorts close by and great nightlife, it’s a solid spot for a winter vacation, but there is also world class hiking nearby. Whether you’re looking to hike right from downtown Park City or take the scenic drive to the Uinta mountains, there are great options for any skill level.

If you haven’t experienced summer in Park City, Utah get ready to have fun. From stand-up paddle boarding (SUP) to the Park Silly Sunday Market, and Historic Main Street walking tours to gallery strolls, there’s something to fill every day of the week with fun. Yes, Park City has all that, and more!

One of the easiest ways to explore Park City with kids is taking a hike. Dan Campbell Photography/Park City Chamber/ Bureau

For many visitors, the cool mountain temperatures and lack of crowds make summer in Park City, Utah, the best season to visit. If your family loves the outdoors, head to Park City for its welcoming small-town vibe and these nine family-friendly activities that you and your kids will love.

In the series finale of Park City First Timers, family edition, the Pages try one of Kimball Art Center’s specialty classes – Easter egg coloring.  

In episode three of Park City First Timers, family-edition, the Pages lace up their skates for a lesson in grace and balance at the Park City Ice Arena.

This year's Easter holiday falls on April 1 -- it's no joke! Beyond traditional Easter celebrations, there is a lot going on in Park City, especially with the ski season winding down.  Here are a few ideas for how to spend your Easter weekend in Park City:

In the second episode of Park City First Timers, family-edition, the Pages spend some time at nearby Gorgoza Park, satisfying their need for speed with a snow tubing adventure.