Discover Park City:

Seven reasons why we love Park City Mountain Resort as a family vacation.

Killing time before dinner? Taking a day off from skiing? Waiting for your reservation? Souvenir shopping? Just exploring? Here are a few shops I never miss when wandering around Main Street.

These cute Snow Bugs are showcased all over Park City Mountain Resort the resort. They mark the new Adverture Alleys for kids (and adventurous parents.)

Many little boys (and girls) have fantasized about driving their own snowmobile, at Gorgoza Park in Park City, they can live their dream.

Gorgoza Park has something to offer everyone in your family.

On our family trip to Park City Mountain Resort last December, we headed up to Gorgoza Park to do some family sledding. Ever since its inception, Gorgoza Park has been able to accommodate disabled persons in its tubing operation.

My family loves to go sledding since we certainly can't do that at home.

Stay warm this winter with a cozy handmade fleece scarf. It’s a quick and easy project to make and wear ready for the snowy season.

When you’re planning a ski trip, you want to make sure you plan for your evenings as well. Our family went on the Snowed Inn Sleigh Ride and the Viking Yurt Sleigh Ride.

Got teens, tweens? I do. And for a change of blogging pace, I thought I’d go straight to the experts - my 14 and 11 year old girls - to share some recommendations for fun, (and independent diversions) to keep your teens and tweens entertained on your next visit to Park City.

“Voluntourism” is a hot trend in travel these days. Many families and individuals are adding community service to their travel agendas as a way to enhance their experiences.

I have kids in three decidedly different different stages of childhood. Keeping all age groups happy isn’t easy, especially on vacation.