Park City First Timers: River Rafting

Park City First Timers is back for summer, with a new host, and six new episodes. In our first summer episode, our host, Ryan, and a few of his friends join Destination Sports and Adventures to raft the Weber River. They meet their guide, Trixie, in Henefer – just outside of Park City.…

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Park City First Timers: Pond Skimming

In the sixth episode of Park City First Timers , Makena caps off the end of the ski season with a splash at the biggest pool party in town. Dressed as Rose from Titanic – complete with a cardboard boat – Makena competes in the 21st annual Pond Skimming contest at Park City Mountain Resort…

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Park City First Timers: Bobsledding

In the fifth episode of Park City First Timers , Makena goes for the ride of her life in the Winter Comet Bobsled at Utah Olympic Park. Built for the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics, the Utah Olympic Park is a 400-acre, multi-use venue. Open to the public, the park also hosts international competitions and is used as a training facility…

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Park City First Timers: Dog Sledding

In the fourth episode of Park City First Timers , Makena makes her way to Rancho Luna Lobos for a sun-and-fun-filled dog sledding adventure. The ranch is family-owned and operated, and home to over 50 Iditarod and rescue pups —trained and groomed for dog sledding…

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A First Timer's Guide to Getting the Most Out of a Park City Vacation

Park City, Utah, has become one of the top vacation destinations in the country. It’s no surprise that Park City, Utah, has become one of the top winter destinations in the country. With two-world class ski resorts, a historic downtown, fine dining, Olympic venues, high-end spas, and incredible Utah powder, Park City has no end of activities for winter visitors…

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Park City First Timers: Stand Up Paddle-board Yoga

In the third episode of Park City First Timers, Makena heads to the Homestead Crater with Park City Yoga Adventures for a one-of-a-kind paddleboard yoga experience. The Homestead Crater is a 10,000-year-old geothermal spring, located within a beehive-shaped limestone rock, with its waters ranging from 90-96 degrees Fahrenheit…

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