Park City First Timers: Fat Tire Biking

The Park City First Timers series was such a blast this summer that we had no choice but to bring it back. This time, we’re highlighting six unique winter adventures in Park City, Utah. In our first winter episode, our host, Makena, gives fat tire biking a try. She starts by meeting with our friends at Storm Cycles to get the lowdown on fat tire bikes, how they differ from standard mountain bikes, and how they handle in the snow…

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Start Your Day With Breakfast in Park City, Utah

Some say that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and we believe them! Where will you find the energy for a fun day on the slopes, shopping, or for Nordic skiing on Park City’s trails, without a delicious and nutritious breakfast? Finding a solid breakfast or brunch spot can be challenging – especially if you’re visiting an area for the first time. Breakfast and brunch choices are often a matter of preference, depending on what kind of morning meal you prefer and what kind of time you have. Are you a hardcore bruncher who spends hours enjoying a meal every Sunday morning? Or are you the grab-and-go type? Whether you prefer to grab a cup of coffee and a quick bite on the run or prefer full-on sit-down brunch, Park City, Utah has breakfast and brunch options to suit every taste bud. …

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Know Before You Snow

Navigating winter weather can be tricky, especially for those who’ve never been to a winter climate like Park City, Utah before. Worry not— if it’s your first time to a mountain town, we have you covered.  Follow these tips and you’ll be more comfortable, warmer, and happier in chilly and snowy weather.  And, might we add, you don’t have to ditch style to stay warm…

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Extreme Tubing for the First Time at Utah Olympic Park

For the next installment of our Park City First Timers series, we invited Jed, Ollie and Erik to try Utah Olympic Park’s newest thrill: Extreme Tubing. Photo credit: Utah Olympic Park/ Gene Sweeney, Jr.  Unique to Park City, Extreme Tubing allows participants to explore the 2002 Olympic Winter Games’ Nordic ski jumps firsthand.  Hop into a state-of-the-art plastic bottom tube and cruise down the landing hill of the Nordic ski jumps reaching speeds of up to 50 mph.  Olympic-level athletes still use these jumps for training…

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