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Casey Lane

Casey Lane is a Southern California transplant based in Park City, where she is a freelance writer. When she's not enticing visitors to savor the nooks and crannies of her small town she is a home chef, skier, avid mountain biker, and spin instructor. She is mom to two cats and one tiny pup who is also the star of her LGBT children's books, Lucky Love.

A family of four hikes on a trail above a green forest at sunset in Park City, UT

Things to do on a Family Vacation in Park City this Summer in Park City

By Casey Lane on May 28, 2026

Summer in Park City has a way of stretching time. Mornings arrive cool and quiet, afternoons hum with the rustle of aspens, and evenings open into outdoor concerts and string-lit dinners along Main Street. The season invites families into a different kind of itinerary—casting a line on the Provo River for fly fishing, gathering for free music in the park, and wandering through Old Town's galleries and cultural events…

Family enjoying snowtubing at Gorgoza Park

Off-Piste Playtime: Keeping Kids Happy and Active in Winter off the Mountain

By Casey Lane on Jan. 20, 2026

When the temperature drops, the snow mounts, and the slides ice over, parents begin looking for…

Group of adults eating lunch on patio near town lift in the summer

Where to Find the Best Brunch in Park City, Utah

By Casey Lane on Sep. 04, 2025

In most towns, Brunch is synonymous with Sunday, church, and nap. But in Park City, where locals rival tourists for action-packed weekends, the satiation of a late morning breakfast is not only requested, it’s required…

The Running of the Balls event on Miners Day on Main Street, Park City, UT

Miners Day – History, Events, and The Running of the Balls

By Casey Lane on Aug. 09, 2024

In a town that bikes diamonds, skis powder, and fly fishes, it may come as no surprise that once a…

Woodward Park City, the Safest Place to Learn Action Sports

By Casey Lane on Dec. 12, 2023

For almost 50 years, Woodward has been making action sports accessible to kids and families across…

Fat biking in aspen trees near Park City, UT

A Guide to Fat Biking in Park City

By Casey Lane on Dec. 07, 2023

It’s blue skies, snow-covered trails, and mountain air—I’m not on a chair lift. In fact, I’m not…

Girls walking past electric bus at Old Town transit Center

4 Ways to Plan a Sustainable Ski Vacation in Park City, Utah

By Casey Lane on Oct. 12, 2023

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…

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