Park City Mountain Resort - Skiing History

This was one of the first chairlifts to go up in the Park City area, and probably the first to be torn down. It was built in 1948 by James Kilby on Rasmussen Hill near the present-day Pinebrook subdivision. However, two snow-short winters put Kilby out of business. The lift was dismantled about 1950 and sold to Timp Haven, now known as Sundance. Kilby later became the Park City justice of the peace.

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Photo Courtesy of Park City Museum and Bea Kumer.
Photo description courtesy of The Park Record.

Job Opportunities at Park City Mountain Resort

Official Venue of the 2002 Winter Games
Summer adventure awaits you at Park City Mountain Resort. Race down the Alpine Slide and fly through the air on the exhilarating ZipRider™. Discover a whole world of fun for the kids at the Little Miner’s Park. Bring your mountain bike and helmet or your hiking shoes for a memorable descent through cool alpine trails. Or, take to the hills from the Town Lift offering easy access from Historic Main Street to Park City Mountain Resort’s world of summer activities.

Park City Mountain Resort is a premier summer and winter destination. Offering 3,300 acres of varied terrain, Park City Mountain Resort is consistently ranked among the top ten mountain resorts in North America for its accessibility, terrain parks and family programs. The Resort is conveniently located 36 miles away from the Salt Lake International Airport.