Tag - Only in Park City

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. 

For almost 50 years, Woodward has been making action sports accessible to kids and families across the country and beyond, with a sister location at the Hard Rock Hotel on Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula. But the 2019 expansion has now enabled Woodward to call Park City, Utah, their newest home, and in doing so, they have already welcomed thousands of visitors seeking a piece of the adrenaline rush at 7,000 feet. 

When visiting Park City, a stop (or ride) at the Utah Olympic Park is a must. Only a few places in the world, allow people to experience an Olympic bobsled track. For some, experiencing “G-Force” turns may not be appealing, but for others, it’s a thrill of a lifetime. 

Living in a ski town like Park City, there’s a subtle yet steady undercurrent of competition.

_{Photo by Mike Schirf} 

People flock to Park City for the nearly endless adventures in the surrounding mountains. But when you need a break from the slopes — or just want to start your day in a relaxing way — Park City’s yoga studios offer a wonderful way to restore your energy, center your mind, and strengthen your body.  

One of Park City's gems, especially in the summer months, is the Utah Olympic Park. It's a great combination of educational, entertaining, and thrilling that the whole family can enjoy. 

The Park Silly Sunday Market, a summer favorite for Park City locals (aka Park Sillians) and visitors alike, celebrates its 13^th anniversary this summer. Held on Park City’s Historic Main Street, the Park Silly Sunday Market opened the season on June 2nd at 10:00 AM and continues every Sunday through September 22nd (excluding August 4th, 11th, 18th).  Admission is free.