Park City Mountain

I recommend starting on the Park City side of the mountain. Depending on how beginner you are, you can start on the First Time Express which is basically a bunny hill, and then work up to Payday or Crescent lift which both take you to the primary green run, Home Run. Payday takes you halfway up, and Crescent about two thirds. Both lifts will drop you with easy access to Bonanza lift which takes you to the top of Home Run. The other main green line is Claim Jumper to Broadway. Its slightly steeper than Home Run but pretty tame. From the bottom of Broadway, take the King Con lift to Rosebud which drops you back on Claim Jumper. Claim Jumper ends at the Silverlode lift (right by the Miner's Camp lodge, can't miss it) which will also drop you at the top of Home Run, just like Bonanza. The snow has been great lately. Have fun!

Normally, March but weather this winter is anyone's guess

TMobile does have some spots where there is less than perfect service, other than that it's solid

Deer Valley Resort's it's open today 10 a.m. till 6 p.m. they have everything you need there accept me as your tour guide

PCMR ended night skiing during the 2017-2018 season. When night skiing was available it was of limited terrain compared to day time.

Summer is $85 for all day past (exept one game I forgot) but it will be $134 in Winter

You use money!! 💯💯👍👍👌👌👌

They have up to date COVID-19 policies on their website

Reserve lessons online at least 48 hours in advance.

https://www.visitparkcity.com/outdoors/horseback-riding/

I just left there 3 days ago and the Powder was amazing! Head up to McConkeys or Jupiter lift and you'll find some epic runs if it snow dumps the day or two before. I would concentrate on morning runs cause it does get crowded by afternoons

All lifts close after the 1st weekend in October.

Could be...

There are four lifts open today. Tomorrow they are opening Silver Load which will make it 5.

Park city mountain is closed for winter sports so unless you are planning on going somewhere else you won't have much luck with any equipment unless you're hiking to snowboard or ski

Sometimes

There is also paid valet storage near the Payday lift, in a little red barn type structure. Was $6-7 last I checked.

Sorry 🙄 I do not have info. ✔️ Website. Good luck.

Alpine slide, mountain coaster, a small Zipline. Great for kids and adults who are young at heart.

I assume that by Gondola you mean the one at Cascade. Don't know how you would get to Gondola connecting Park City Mountain and Cascade. I do not know answer to your question but seems likely that it would be at Cascade.

Tabbing at Jeremy ranch Indoor Shooting range Ice skating at mountainside Hiking with snow shoes Cross country skiing Walking trails

Yes April 4th 2021

Woodward Park City has the longest tubing lanes in Utah; their address is 3863 Kilby Rd, Park City, UT 84098

Yes and Christmas New years Eve too

Legacy lodge. You will have to make reservations too. There's also Baja Cantina and Corner Store. Everything in Park City will require a reservation for Christmas. Ec

Yes they will be open but you have o make a reservation

Agreed. We stayed there 3 weeks ago and having the shuttle was great. Hotel staff is excellent as well.

No

The soft snow will treat you much better. Plenty of runs for you to enjoy on both sides. They have very easy to steep and difficult up higher. You will be in for a treat :)

Check the EpicMix app for a live map of open lifts and estimated waits

They do have a live status on their app.

Sure

Yes. Pre-purchase online. Maybe to late for epic pass but you save $$ online and on multi day passes. Rented skis from aloha. Multiple locations super flexible. Highly recommend. Discounts if you reserve online.

sledding is not permitted look into Soldiers Hollow or the park near Kimball Junction

Yes they do!

Ask the ski patrol or the mountain guides with the well marked park city jackets, they hang out by the trail maps at the top of the main lifts. They can help you decide on the run more than knowing the gradient.

8am make sure you stop by the donut shop

Well duh.

1st one is free second is $10

11,900 feet is the highest peak in the Wasatch front.

Just got off the phone with Management. They are allowing Trikke Skkis as a test program. Guess I know where I'll be next week. I can't wait!

No not anymore it's sad but true.

About $90

There is a Tubing Hill in Summit Park which is across from Jeremy Ranch area west of Park City open only during winter months when there is snow good luck have fun

Very beautiful

You have to take an open lift to access the slide. The slide is awesome, but the chairlift is exposed and not for those who aren't into heights.

Usually yes, depending on the weather.

Snowbird will be open

Yes. But there is no night skiing in Park City. The resort faces east so the sun rises and sets early. Try to ski early too.

We were recently there skiing and saw someone biking with snow tires. Looked like he rode up a non-skiing trail or service road to the base of King Kong. Don't know if he got further.

Uphill travel isn't allowed under normal circumstances. I would assume they'd offer a way to spectate the event though.

Usually when we have years that start off this slow we get just hammered in march and april

You should monitor their website and instagram. They post everything there.

No word yet as to when they are going to open the upper lifts and runs. It's snowing today and they are making a lot of snow, and are opening a run or two every few days. Do your snow dance!

Lots of rental options at the base of Park City Mountain Resort.. Cole, Jackson, Legacy and more!

Don't think so

On canyons side- meadow way Kokopelli Painted horse Snowdancer Park city side- Treasure hollow Bonanza Homerun Turtle trail Silver hollow Three kings- 2 jumps 11 features

No.

Yeah they rent skis and snowboards there, also there are other businesses on the mountain that rent high-end equipment.