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When you visit Park City you not only notice our mountainous beauty but also our wide-open natural

Road trips have quickly become the best way to travel, but you don't have to wait for long summer days to have an amazing road trip. In fact, winter is a great time to hit the road with fewer drivers out and with a blanket of snow, even familiar landscapes look brand new and magical. If you're looking for a winter road trip destination with lots of adventure, great lodging options, and plenty of apres-ski fun, look no farther than Park City. Park City is within a day's drive of most of the western US, so it's the perfect quick winter road trip. 

June – it’s the official start of summer and, in Park City, it’s when summer events, activities, and concerts really kick off. 

There is no denying the feel-good factor of water. The wild frothy ocean, swimming in lakes and rivers, the first dips of summer, soaking in a hot spring or hot tub. Even hot showers on cold days and vice versa. It’s a surge of adrenaline, balm for the soul, and the feeling of absolute calm and freedom. So when you put yoga and water together you get quite a healing and relaxing combination. 

In a town where a High School can be a library, a barn can be a gym, and an auto shop can be a restaurant, it only makes sense that a boutique bed and breakfast would have at one time been a functioning schoolhouse. And like the town itself, which has played host to everyone from miners to Olympians, Washington School House Hotel has survived 132 years through adaptation and reinvention. 

Part of what makes Park City the unique mountain town destination is the variety of products made and sold locally. Besides having quality, locally-crafted products, many businesses in the outdoor industry have chosen Park City as their headquarter location. This holiday season gives the gift that really says “Park City.” From headphones to whiskey that’s distilled right here in the Wasatch Mountains, we have just the gift for that family member or friend who loves Park City. 

There’s no question that history buffs will find plenty to pique their interest in this historic