Hiking in Park City can be a four-season activity that is fun for the whole family. We are lucky to live in a place where we have access to a plethora of trails that highlight some of our best scenery from shady aspen groves, high alpine lakes, and wildflowers, to autumn leaves, wildlife, and epic views…
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For Parkites being outside with one’s dog is the epitome of self-care for not only yourself but also…
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Flying is liberating. Wind on the skin while floating through the high desert is a cornerstone of the Park City lifestyle. During the warm months, the method of movement shifts from planks to wheels. Mountain bikers crawl up and soar down slopes as the blanket of snow gives way to green meadows, even for adaptive trail users…
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A Western Hat Shopping Experience on Main Street, Park City A trip to Main Street is a must when visiting Park City. Lined with historic buildings, the chairlift that runs right into town, and the variety of shops to explore—it's a picturesque way to spend an afternoon before heading to dinner…
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Sometimes, you just want a plate of pure comfort. Thankfully, Park City offers plenty of restaurants where you can indulge in hearty, satisfying dishes that feel like a warm hug on a cool evening. Here’s a closer look at five local spots serving up some of the best comfort food in town…
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Around a quarter of the world’s population lives with a disability, and most people will likely have a disability at some point in their lives. Despite this prevalence, accessibility is sometimes an afterthought. Park City is a community changing the norm through meaningful conversations, action, and visibility. Being home to one of the world’s leading adaptive organizations, the National Ability Center (NAC) ensures that the voices of individuals with disabilities are valued and heard…
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I’ve always been inspired by skateboarders, their style, skills, persistence, and sense of freedom. They make skateboarding look effortless, almost zen-like, and I’ve been a fan and a semi-passive bystander for a while. I own a couple of boards that I mainly use for cruising around the neighborhood, but I’ve never taken a lesson to really hone in on those fundamentals. Like with any sport, having a good mastery of the basics to build on is key to staying safe and having fun when you’re out getting after it…
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