Park City Utah, USA Travel Guide
These renowned sites shape Pc's identity. From the lovely Historic Main Street to world-class ski resorts and Olympic venues, each landmark offers a distinct experience.
Visitors discover both the heritage and the active spirit of the town.
Museums at the Olympic Park often offer free admission.
The entire a street forms an assigned historic district, with many buildings dating back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Remnants of Park City's silver mining past are visible in the town and on the mountainsides, including old shafts and headframes.
A historic cemetery holding graves of early miners and pioneers, offering a glimpse into Pc's past.
This preserve forms part of the historic railway that once served mining operations, now a multi-use trail.
Structures are visible from various points on Park City Mountain, showing the area's rich mining history.
Experience the breathtaking natural scenery surrounding Pc.
Park City nestles in the Wasatch Range, displaying stunning mountain vistas, alpine lakes, and diverse ecosystems.
Guardsman Pass offers panoramic views of the Wasatch Range and valleys (seasonal road closures in winter).
Both Park City Mountain and Deer Valley exhibit scenic gondola or chairlift rides in summer for elevated views.
This forest surrounds Park City, holding vast opportunities for hiking, camping, fishing, and wildlife viewing.
Located just outside Park City, centered around Jordanelle Reservoir. It boasts boating, fishing, paddleboarding, swimming, and sleeping outdoors.
Over 400 miles of multi-use trails exist for hiking and mountain biking, ranging from easy paths to challenging singletrack.
Mountain weather changes quickly. Dress in layers.
Pc sits at 7,000 feet (2,100 meters). Hydrate often.
Deer, elk, and moose appear frequently. Maintain a safe distance.
Explore Pc with these insider perspectives.
Discover less-traveled spots offering unique charm and authentic experiences.
These locations allow a bond with Park City's unique character away from the main tourist paths.
An iconic white barn set against a mountain backdrop. A popular spot for photos, especially at sunrise or sunset.
While the Central Avenue location is well-known, their Blue Sky Ranch location offers an unique ranch setting with tours, tastings, and a restaurant, slightly outside of town.
Explore the numerous sculptures, murals, and installations scattered throughout the town, especially off Main Street and near the resorts.
A charming spot at the Silver Star lift base (Park City Mountain). It offers great food, often live music, and a less crowded ambiance than Main Street.
Visitor experience may differ by season. Always check operating hours and availability ahead of your visit.
Some sights are open seasonally. Verify opening times for winter or summer activities.
For tours and attractions, tickets are best purchased in advance, especially during peak times. GetYourGuide is a good resource.
Utilize Park City's free bus system for easy access to most attractions and landmarks.
Offers thrilling activities like the Comet Bobsled Ride, Extreme Tubing, and zip lines suitable for families.
Explore Olympic ParkIn summer, it transforms into an adventure park with alpine slide, mountain coaster, and ropes courses for all ages.
Mountain Summer FunEnjoy swimming, paddleboarding, fishing, and boating on the reservoir, with places to have a picnic for family outings.
Jordanelle ActivitiesInteractive exhibits on mining history and the 2002 Olympics make learning engaging for children.
Visit Park City MuseumOffers art classes and workshops for children and people with children, fostering creativity.
Art at Kimball CenterExplore the rich heritage and artistic expression of Park City.
Immerse yourself in Park City's past with guided walks.
Always verify with the official websites for current hours, the price of admission, and any operational changes before you go to attractions.
This approach secures a smooth and enjoyable experience.
A quick guide to help you plan your sightseeing itinerary.
Plan your visit around these factors for a great time.
Park City's high elevation calls for certain precautions.
Skiing and snowboarding dominate the winter scene.
Consider lessons if new to winter sports.
The mountains transform for warm-weather adventures.
Many outdoor festivals occur during summer.
Some attractions stay open regardless of the season.
Great choices for any time of the year.
A continuous scenic track for hiking and mountain biking, offering views of valleys and distant peaks.
A high mountain pass with stunning panoramic views, seasonal street closures in winter, great for photography.
An easy, scenic trail which leads to the iconic McPolin Farm (White Barn), ideal for leisurely walks.
