Early season biking and hiking conditions exist at mid and higher elevations, please hike and bike with consideration.

We're hard at work getting our summer adventures set up for the traditional Memorial Day Weekend opening. But in case you think we're only about winter, here's 11 reasons why you've *got* to make Park City Mountain Resort part of your summer...

Time to dig out the flip-flops, pull the cover off the grill and enjoy those lazy summer days. But if you think we're sitting back and putting our feet up during the dog days, think again. We open for summer on Friday, May 24 (just in time for Memorial Day Weekend) and we've got a couple new summer wrinkles in addition to our classic adventures.

Forty three years ago on April 22, 1970 the first Earth Day was observed. Since the late 1970s, the United States has warmed even faster than the rest of the world. Think about the last forty three years of your life. Have you seen changes in the environment in your lifetime?

When snowcat manufacturer PistenBully put out a call for a video contest this winter, I couldn't resist shooting and editing a look at what it looks like to groom the better part of 3,300 acres of terrain.

It was a heck of a run. And we're grateful to have shared it with you.

Lily's back, one of the season's biggest powder days and a welcome home for a world champion. It's This Week in #ParkCityGram.

Every year at this time, the lift crews for the three Park City resorts step into a crucible of karaoke, competition and carnage known as the Wasatch Backside Lifty Invitational (WBLI). This week, the games of the 5th annual WBLI's are being held, and Park City Mountain, Deer Valley and Canyons Resorts are battling in a friendly - but hard-fought - competition for the right to call themselves the best darn lift crew in town. Today we host the final, climactic stop in the three-part series on our home turf!

Clown Day, enjoying one of the season's biggest storms and the Wasatch Backside Lifty Invitational. It's This Week in #ParkCityGram.

Things had started to warm up this spring. Then Old Man Winter came charging through town and onto the mountain with 15 brand new inches of snow - reminding us that winter in Park City is never over 'til it's over.