Sunday was Mothers Day in the U.K., but while Wendy Edwards was enjoying a bluebird day here with us, her sweet son Kurt was back home in England and wanted to do something nice for his mum. What's a son to do? Kurt reached out to us, and a plan was hatched...

Our patrol dogs are popular with guests, but also serve a very important purpose on the mountain.

It's our team members who get you up the mountain, as much as the chairlifts, and we recognize their service every week with a series of awards.

Jon is back in his boots for another season of snowboard instruction and shares the excitement of seeing familiar faces returning to town for the new season.

Just like mountain patrolman Bert needs to get his body prepped for the new season, so does his partner, avalance dog Stella, need to tune up her fitness and senses. Here's a look at how the pair gets primed for winter.

Today is Election Day, a day where you get to have your voice heard. In the meantime, meet our resort's own president, Jenni Smith, and hear her story.

Think mowing your yard is a pain? Try mowing a ski resort! That's what our Grooming Manager is up to this summer, but it's for some very good reasons.

Peak Performer is an award given out to Park City Mountain Resort team members who go above and beyond everyday.

An amateur photo contest reveals the hidden talents of many Park City Mountain Resort team members.

When the lifts stop turning and many of the resort's team members head home, some are just beginning a night's work. Get a glimpse of the life of a groomer working the graveyard shift.

Our Human Resources Recruiter Steve Mullins heads into the field and volunteers to be buried and rescued in a "controlled avalanche" as part of training for dog teams.

Peak Performer is an award given out to Park City Mountain Resort team members who go above and beyond everyday.

Training an avalanche dog takes a great deal of time and effort. Presented in this blog are two of the many training methods we employ.

Peak Performer is an award given out to Park City Mountain Resort team members who go above and beyond everyday.

The bond between a dog handler and their dog is truly special. Stella and I thought it would be interesting to query some of the other Park City Mountain Resort dog teams regarding what it means to them to be a dog team.

Have you ever seen a dog ride a chairlift or a snowmobile? These are all part of a day's work for a dog team.

Learn about our avalanche dog program and meet this season's team of avalanche search and rescue dogs.

We went around the resort and asked guests, Park City All Stars and team members what they are thankful for this Thanksgiving. See what they had to say!

I have heard the Powdr family referred to many times, however this weekend I was able to see just what the Powdr family is all about.

Snag a behind-the-scenes look at the team members’ summer experiences at PCMR.