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YOUR PARK CITY VACATION STARTS HERE

Explore Park City, Utah

Mountains. Main Street. Adventure in Every Season.

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From world-class skiing and snow-covered mountains to summer hiking, biking, outdoor concerts, and historic Main Street, Park City is a destination worth experiencing year-round. Use our local guide to discover where to ski, what to do, where to eat, and how to make the most of your Park City vacation.

Whether you're planning your first ski trip, a summer mountain escape, or a family getaway, start here.

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Winter in Park City

Powder days, mountain adventures, après-ski, and everything you need to plan an unforgettable Park City winter.


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Summer in Park City

Hiking, mountain biking, outdoor adventures, events, and cool mountain evenings make summer one of Park City's best-kept secrets.


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Eat and Explore

Discover Historic Main Street, local restaurants, shopping, events, and some of our favorite ways to experience Park City beyond the mountain.


Where to Stay

Compare Park City's most popular areas and find the location that fits your ski trip, family vacation, or mountain getaway.

Park City in Every Season

There's never just one reason to visit.

Ski season may have put Park City on the map, but the mountains offer a completely different adventure as the snow melts. From powder days and cozy winter evenings to hiking, biking, festivals, and fall colors, every season brings a new way to experience Park City.


Winter

Chase the Snow

Wake up to mountain views, spend the day skiing or snowboarding, explore Historic Main Street, and finish the evening with dinner in town or a relaxing soak in the hot tub.

Highlights:

Skiing & Snowboarding
Après-Ski & Dining
Winter Events

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Summer

Trade the Heat for the Mountains

Long mountain days, cool evenings, hiking, biking, outdoor concerts, festivals, and spectacular fall colors make Park City just as special when the skis are put away.

Highlights:

Hiking & Biking
Summer Events
Fall Colors

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Make Park City Your Home Base

Stay at the Base of Park City Mountain

After a full day exploring Park City, come home to a comfortable mountain retreat in the heart of it all. The Summit at Shadow Ridge offers three ways to stay—whether you're planning a getaway for two, traveling with family, or bringing friends along for the adventure.


Studio

An intimate mountain retreat for two.

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1 Bedroom

More space and comfort for couples and small families.

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2 Bedroom

Room for families, friends, or two couples traveling together.

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Know Before You Go

A Few Things To Know Before Your Park City Vacation

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Getting Here

Salt Lake City → Park City

Park City is approximately 35 miles from Salt Lake City International Airport, making it one of the easiest major ski destinations to reach. Depending on traffic and weather, the drive typically takes around 40–45 minutes.


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Getting Around

Leave the Car Behind

Park City offers free public transportation throughout town. Once you're here, it's easy to reach Historic Main Street, restaurants, shopping, and many local attractions without driving everywhere.


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Altitude

Give Yourself Time to Adjust

Park City sits around 7,000 feet above sea level, with the surrounding mountains climbing considerably higher. Drink plenty of water, take it easy when you first arrive, and remember that physical activity may feel harder than it does at home.


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Weather

Mountain Weather Changes Quickly

Park City weather can change quickly in every season. Winter visitors should be prepared for snow and cold temperatures, while summer travelers will want layers for warm days and cooler mountain mornings and evenings.


Start Planning Your Park City Vacation

From choosing where to stay to finding the best things to do, explore our Park City guides and start planning your mountain getaway.

Compare Park City's most popular areas and find the best home base for your ski trip.

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Park City With Kids & Teens

Ideas for an unforgettable family mountain vacation.

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Winter in Park City

Everything you need for a Park City winter getaway.

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Where to Eat

Restaurants and dining near Park City Mountain and Historic Main Street.

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Summer in Park City

Hiking, biking, events, and mountain adventures beyond ski season.

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Getting Around Park City

Free transit, airport transportation, parking, and whether you really need a rental car.

Your Mountain Getaway Starts Here

Ready to Experience Park City?

Whether you're coming for powder days, summer adventures, fall colors, or simply a mountain escape, make The Summit at Shadow Ridge your home base for experiencing the best of Park City.

Studio • 1 Bedroom • 2 Bedroom