Park City Attractions Guide

Welcome to Park City, Utah, home to the Greatest Snow on Earth! Park City, located in the heart of the Wasatch Mountains, has been charming the world with its magnificent snow and world class skiing, lodging and dining facilities. With exciting runs and consistent, fresh, dry powder, it’s no secret why the city has been home to the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Team since 1974.

	Historic Park City Main Street Park City offers more than fine skiing for recreation. It has become a year-round recreational area. It is a wonderful destination for golfing, horseback riding, fly-fishing, mountain biking, hiking, and hunting. Park City is known as a perfect location for winter activities such as cross-country skiing, helicopter skiing, and snowmobiling. There are two sides to this city that make it one of the better places to visit in the state of Utah. Park City has the appearance of a picturesque, nineteenth-century mining town, and it is a modern alpine resort.
	The Canyons Ski Resort is the largest single ski and snowboard resort in Utah and one of the five largest in the U.S. The Canyons Resort caters to folks who really love to ski and snowboard and can appreciate how well the diverse terrain holds and protects an average annual 355 inch bounty of snow. Whether you visit as a family, a group or a single, you'll find endless terrain for every style and ability. Take your pick: Long and gentle. Big and Bowled. Steep and steeper. Aspen and pine.
	Utah Olympic Park near Park City was the site of the 2002 Bobsled, Luge and Ski Jumping competitions. Now you can try the ski jumps and the bobsled / luge run for yourself. Lessons, tours and equipment rentals are available. Utah Olympic Park visitors are treated to a guided tour of the park, athlete training sessions, 70 mile-per-hour bobsled rides, zipline rides, Quicksilver alpine slide rides, Olympic museum, an interactive museum, freestyle aerial and ski jumping shows on summer weekends and a variety of camps for all ages.