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Utah Snow
Every state has its pride: cheese, corn, oranges, or even lobster; but Utah’s top crop is snow. You can ask the scientist--or you can ask the skiers—but if there were a Nobel Prize for snow, Utah would get it every year. High altitudes, arid conditions, and lake effect combine to create giant storms of light, fluffy, powder that’ll make you ski like a hero. While the Cottonwood canyons are known for their deeps and steeps, the Park City side offers more varied terrain and a chance for even newbie skiers to experience the ‘white room.’ Best of all, you can end the perfect day by skiing right into Historic Park City for some world-class Après-ski.
life at 7000 feet
Yes, Park City’s elevation ranges from 6500' to 10,000' on the peaks, and Park City’s Main Street measures in at 7000 feet which, for many people is substantially above your home elevation.
staying warm, the key to a great day
The last thing you want is to regret not wearing the right clothing.
Local Hit List
Historic Park City's website will now profile various notable Park City residents and their favorite hot spots and activities to help give some insights and tips to those frequenting the area.
One of a kind Opportunities
Historic Park City provides visitors with a one-of-a-kind opportunity to shop, dine, stay and recreate all out of our Historic District. Just a quick stroll down (or up) the street will take you to the Town Lift which accesses Park City Mountain Resort. How cool is that?