Fall is a gorgeous time to visit Park City. The leaves are turning from their summer greens to deep hues of yellow, orange, and red, and the air is crisp with light wind and maybe a bit of rain—perfect sweater weather. Fall is a great time to unwind and relax by the fire with a cocktail in hand. Or you can explore our huge trail system before the snow hits. The options are endless, the space is wide open, the vibe is calm, and we're happy to have you during the fall months. Here is a list of our favorite things to do in Park City in the Fall.
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- Check Out Fun Fall Events Happening in Park City
- Explore Park City's Endless Fall Trails
- Cast a Fly on Utah's Blue Ribbon Trout Rivers
- Treat Yourself to a Spa or Wellness Experience
- Sip & Learn on a Whiskey Tour
- Take a Tour de Bike Path on E-Bikes
- Stroll Historic Main Street
- Explore Summit County by Horseback
- Don't Skip the Utah Olympic Park
Check Out Fun Fall Events Happening in Park City
Back to Top Back to Top of ListWhile the pace slows down, there is no shortage of Fall events happening in Park City. Signature events like Howl-O-Ween, Miner's Day, and Shot Ski bring the community together to celebrate the cool weather and the changing seasons. Check out all the fun events happening in and around Park City and start planning!
Explore Park City's Endless Fall Trails
Back to Top Back to Top of ListGet outside and enjoy the fresh, crisp fall air. Two of the best ways are on foot or wheels. Park City has 400+ miles of singletrack, with much of it still rideable well into late fall. Hit a local bike shop for a rental and get an idea of where to go based on current conditions.
With the crisp, cool air and endless trails, you'll have no issue finding a truly epic alpine experience. For a few ideas, check out this list of scenic hikes or these must-ride Park City mountain bike trails.
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Cast a Fly on Utah's Blue Ribbon Trout Rivers
Back to Top Back to Top of ListSpend some time on the river and give fly fishing a try with one of Park City's expert guides. Park City is just 15 minutes from the Middle Provo and Weber rivers—both Blue Ribbon trout rivers—and full of the best spots to cast a fly. Being cool tailwaters, fish thrive in these river. Above and below are the Upper and Lower Provo River sections, and in the neighboring Uintas are hundreds of productive streams and lakes. It's best to book a guide, though, as many of these spots require a special permit for fishing.
Treat Yourself to a Spa or Wellness Experience
Back to Top Back to Top of ListFall is the time of year to pause and reflect, to take some time for yourself. It's quieter, and the air is cool and fresh. While the vibe is a bit slower and more contemplative, this is the perfect time to book a rejuvenating spa or wellness experience in Park City. From yoga to massages, float pools, stretching, Pilates, and more, our little mountain town is a wellness retreat in itself, boasting a bevy of businesses committed to making you feel your best!
Sip & Learn on a Whiskey Tour
Back to Top Back to Top of ListSpend the day at the High West Distillery in Wanship. Take a tour of the whiskey distillery before enjoying an educational tasting, followed by a delicious lunch at the High West Distillery Blue Sky location. Just to see how these aficionados craft their spirits is worth it alone to witness their passion for distilling and blending. High West is one of the most revered and well-regarded distilleries in the nation. A whiskey tour and tasting in the beautiful Blue Sky Ranch is not an experience to be missed!
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Take a Tour de Bike Path on E-Bikes
Back to Top Back to Top of ListWhen you visit Park City, there really is no reason for a car. Jump on the bus or walk—or check out an e-bike from the Summit Bike Share. These bikes have an electric assist to help you navigate Park City's paved path network with ease. Load them up with groceries, use them to get to Main or a concert at Deer Valley, or just take a leisurely ride! There are multiple stations throughout Park City so you can always grab a bike when needed!
Stroll Historic Main Street
Back to Top Back to Top of ListCheck out Park City's one-of-a-kind boutiques and renowned art galleries. Main Street has tons of character, history, and art. The shopping is incredible with unique locally-owned and brand label stores. When you're feet are tired, check out funky coffee shops and books stores, bars, speakeasies, and restaurants to refuel!
Explore Summit County by Horseback
Back to Top Back to Top of ListTake in the beautiful fall scenery as you horseback ride through nature and Park City's brilliant colors!
Don't Skip the Utah Olympic Park
Back to Top Back to Top of ListImmerse yourself in Park City's ski history and Olympic legacy. Head to Utah Olympic Park to learn about the evolution of skiing, to experience Park City's Olympic Legacy. Depending on the time of year and weather, The Utah Olympic Park may still be running outdoor activities too. Give them a call to see if they are running tubing, the alpine slide, ropes courses, and more!
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