Park City Blog

It's time to discover Park City Mountain Resort's changing leaves in the fall. With packages starting at $13 per person/per night, your fall getaway is waiting for you!

The moment I've been waiting for all summer long has finally arrived. The NEW Flying Eagle Zip Line is open to the public.

At $725 for an adult season pass, that's $2 per inch of snow (based on average snowfall of 370"). Let us tell you why we have the best value in Utah!

While most people see Labor Day weekend as an opportunity to relax and enjoy a cookout, we here at Park City Mountain Resort see Labor Day as a sign that Winter is almost here!

Many people have been asking how they can help out residents of Vermont and New Hampshire who have been affected by the flooding. We've compiled a list of resources for those compelled to assist.

This Labor Day weekend we are going to be busy! We would like to invite you to join us at one of the many activities we are partaking in.

Once again Ski Utah is putting out the call for a blogger to join their team and this time they are searching for the Ultimate Park Rat.

Women love makeovers, this is a fact. We gave our Snowmamas a makeover with a refreshed look for their website.

After a whirlwind season in 2010-2011, Alex Schlopy was named to the Park City All Star team.

This new playground is made up of four activities, the Spider Slide, Climbing Web, Boulders and Climbing Wall.

We have some new items on the menu for summer at Legend's Bar & Grill. Over the weekend we stepped into the restaurant to taste the new cuisine.

Summer adventures kicked off this afternoon. Enjoy this video of Opening Day fun!

Yes, that was the sound of a helicopter flying over Park City Mountain Resort this afternoon.

I wanted to take this chance to highlight some people and departments who deserve a huge congratulations as well as some events that made me want to be a "local".

In only two weeks Park City Mountain Resort will once again fire up the lifts and open its gates for summer adventure.

Another fun-filled Winter has gone by in a flash. It is hard to believe how much has happened at Park City Mountain Resort this season.

Park City locals were rejoicing as this morning brought 13 inches of powder with another 8 inches expected to fall over the course of the day.

Many of you may not know that you can take a FREE, guided, historic mountain tour and learn the history behind these fascinating structures.

We must have been really good because the Easter Bunny came early to Park City Mountain Resort.

We announced we were giving you more time to enjoy the incredible snow and the slopes you love, but then we left you hanging about WHAT terrain and lifts we would actually have open. The suspense is over and we are ready to reveal what lifts, runs, activities and restaurants you can enjoy during closing week as well as how you can win a 2011/2012 season pass.

Verizon is giving away a chance to ski with X Games Gold Medalist Tom Wallisch in Park City on April 3rd.

Don't you dare think about packing up your ski boots for the season because we're not going anywhere!

Easter is so much fun at Park City Mountain Resort, we’ve decided to celebrate early.

Learning to ski or snowboard at Gorgoza Park is now easier than ever with on-site rentals.

To show how much we appreciate you, we will be handing out FREE cookies and hot beverages in the Resort plaza beginning at 3:00 p.m. until we run out.

After a lapse of nearly 15 years, the Town Race series returned to Park City for a four-night series. It's not about your time, for some it's just about making it to the bottom.

Meet Tremper, the newest addition to our snow safety team. Tremper is a golden retriever who has been brought onto the team to be trained as an avalanche rescue dog.

A quick powder hunt around the mountain this morning revealed some deep, fluffy snow! This Spring Storm brought us eight inches on Monday with an additional 12 overnight.

Adventure Alley's aren't just for kids. FACT. This Monday I went on an Adventure Alley tour with a group of skiers and snowboarders all in their late twenties and older.

I enjoy a huge plate of fish and chips as much as the next girl, but sometimes I want to feel good about what I put in my body and save some of calories I've burned on the mountain. Lucky for me, Park City Mountain Resort has the most extensive salad bar I've ever seen at a resort.