Park City

Mountain Information

Reaching high over historic Park City, This Is Your Mountain to discover.

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Top 5 Facts About Park City

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Skiable Acreage

Park City received a record breaking 636" in 2022-23.

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Ski to Town

That's right. Ski right into historic downtown Park City via the Town Runs.

Canyons Village

Canyons Village offers a uniquely modern take on the classic base village.

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The Greatest Snow on Earth

Park City received a record breaking 636" last season - Think we can break it?

Mining History

Enjoy remnants of Park City's mining history a scattered across the mountain.

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Park City By the Numbers

Mountain Statistics

This is your snapshot into Park City Mountain. Explore the mountain further with our trail map.

Summit Elevation

10,026 ft
(3,056 m)

Base Elevation

6,800 ft
(2,073 m)

Skiable Terrain

7,300 Acres

Lifts

41

Average Snowfall

355 inches
(597 cm)

Terrain Parks

7

Trails

330+

Beginner Terrain

8%

Intermediate Terrain

42%

Advanced Terrain

50%

Park City

Let Us Be Your Guide

First let's start with welcome to Park City! Whether it's your first time at our mountain or first time skiing, we have everything you need to hit the slopes.

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Adult advanced SRS lesson at Park City
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Recommended Park City for First Timers

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Adult advanced SRS lesson at Park City

Personal Mountain Guide

For all you adventurous skiers and riders! Discover the best of Park City's 7,800 acres and shortcut the lift lines with a personal guide.
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High Meadow Park at Park City

Park City for Families

Discover why Hay Meadow Park is Utah's premier ski and snowboard learning area and such a fun-filled environment for families.
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Lifestyle Shot of Friends in Ski Gear Walking Through the Village at Park City

Be Prepared

From getting to the mountain planning your stay, finding the best gear, and hitting the trails, we make it easy to get you straight to the fun.
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Plan Your Park City Mountain Experience

 

From 7,300 acres of skiable terrain and a summit over 10,000 feet to modern lifts, vibrant villages, and unforgettable alpine adventures, Park City Mountain delivers the ultimate Utah winter escape. Whether you’re carving world-class slopes, exploring shops and dining, or adding unique experiences like the Mountain Coaster, every moment here is designed to inspire. Start planning your visit today and see why Park City stands as one of the premier ski destinations in the world.

 

Park City Mountain FAQs

Yes! With 7,300 acres of skiable terrain, it’s the largest ski resort in the United States, offering diverse runs for all skill levels.
The resort provides an interactive Park City mountain map on its website, giving you detailed insights into slopes, lifts, and key areas to help you navigate the Park City mountains with ease.
Park City Mountain stands out with its expansive terrain, state-of-the-art lift systems, and unique attractions like the Park City Mountain Coaster, offering an exceptional experience for skiers, snowboarders, and families of all ages.
Park City is about 35 miles from Salt Lake City, roughly a 40–45 minute drive along I80, making it an easy and convenient destination for both day trips and extended stays.
The town of Park City sits at 7,000 feet above sea level, while Park City Mountain Resort reaches over 10,000 feet at the summit, providing breathtaking alpine views and high-altitude skiing experiences.
Park City is renowned for its world-class skiing on over 7,300 acres of terrain, Utah's legendary snow with an average annual snowfall of 355 inches, and its historic Main Street lined with Victorian-era architecture. Easily accessible from Salt Lake City—just a 40–45 minute drive—Park City offers a blend of alpine adventure and small-town charm. Notably, Jupiter Peak provides challenging terrain with steep chutes and powder stashes, making it a favorite among advanced skiers.
Park City averages around 350 inches of snow per season. This creates consistent winter conditions with a mix of fresh powder, groomed runs, and reliable coverage throughout the ski season, with a season that runs typically from early December through mid-April.

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