Welcome to Northern Utah’s Wasatch Mountains! Park City Mountain is located 45 minutes from the Salt Lake International Airport and 35 minutes from downtown Salt Lake City. Park City Ski Resort, the largest ski area in the United States, is a world-class destination combining vast, diverse terrain with the charm of a historic mining town. It offers excellent snow conditions, a wide range of accommodation and dining options, and a lively atmosphere with numerous off-slope activities.

THE MOUNTAIN

Park City Mountain features over 7,300 acres of skiable terrain, with a summit elevation of over 10,000 feet and an average annual snowfall of 355 inches. The interconnected mountain, which merged with the Canyons area in 2015, offers 348 designated runs, over 7,300 skiable acres, 17 mountain peaks, 41 lifts, 13 bowls, 8 terrain parks, 1 super pipe,1 half pipe and 1 mini pipe, and 355 inches of annual snowfall. A haven for snowboarders and freestyle enthusiasts. Park City Mountain truly is a world class resort catering to all ability levels from beginner to expert. A notable 50% of the terrain is dedicated to intermediate and advanced skiers, including powder-filled bowls like Jupiter Bowl and a variety of glade skiing areas. Modern lifts, including the heated Orange Bubble Express, enhance the on-mountain experience. Needless to say, this place is huge and would take a lifetime of exploring to ski and snowboard it all! The best thing about skiing Park City is there is plenty of terrain for all ability levels to enjoy and you won’t need to ski the same run twice.

ACCOMMODATIONS & CUISINE

Accommodation options in Park City are extensive and varied, ranging from luxurious ski-in/ski-out hotels and condos to charming self-catered units and boutique inns along the historic Main Street. Guests can choose from well-known properties like the Grand Summit Hotel, Waldorf Astoria and Pendry Park City, many offering amenities such as private hot tubs, spas, and concierge services. Park City Mountain Resort has two villages, an upper village near historic Main Street and a lower one named Canyons Village. Both base areas are ideal for ski-in, ski-out lodging and amenities. You also have the option of staying in the town of Park City and can choose from a wide selection of hotels, suites, condos, townhomes, and private homes. We have accommodations to fit all budgets throughout the Park City area. Regardless of whether you are looking for a weekend getaway or a full-week of skiing and snowboarding, Endless Turns will arrange the perfect ski getaway for you!

The dining scene is diverse, with over 100 restaurants offering everything from casual pub fare and on-mountain BBQ to gourmet, fine-dining experiences with world-class chefs. Popular on-mountain spots include Lookout Cabin and Miners Camp, while Main Street features acclaimed restaurants like High West Distillery (the world’s first ski-in distillery), Chimayo, and Handle

NIGHTLIFE

The atmosphere in Park City is vibrant, especially on the pedestrian-friendly Main Street, which comes alive with après-ski activity after the lifts close. The nightlife is varied, with options including cozy pubs, lively bars with live music (such as The Spur Bar & Grill and No Name Saloon), and even sophisticated nightclubs like Downstairs. The resort’s free shuttle system makes navigating between the different base areas and downtown easy and convenient.

PERKS

Park City Mountain is located in the heart of Park City with the Town Lift located in the middle of downtown Main Street. Access to the Town Lift is via a skier’s bridge, which is ideal for skiers and snowboarders coming from the upper village that want to have lunch or enjoy apres-ski in town. Easy access to the both the upper village and Canyons Village makes it a great family ski resort resort with an excellent variety of terrain for all ability levels. Off-slope activities are abundant, including bobsledding at the Utah Olympic Park, snowshoeing, luxury spa treatments, and ample shopping opportunities at boutique galleries or outlet malls. The town is also famous for hosting the annual Sundance Film Festival every January.