Located east of Salt Lake City, Utah, Park City is an inviting destination for the winter sports enthusiast. The city is surrounded by Deer Valley Resort and Park County Mountain Resort, both of which have excellent ski slopes. A visit to the town’s Olympic Park, where the 2002 Winter Olympics were held, is also a must. While you’re in the area, don’t miss a stroll down Main Street, which is lined with buildings from the 19th century silver mining boom.
The bobsled ride is a thrill for young and old alike. Although you won’t be able to take a picture of yourself inside the bobsled, it will be worth it once you’re off. The town’s Historic Main Street has a quirky, eclectic vibe. While you’re there, don’t forget to browse the unique stores and galleries. The town is famous for being home to the Sundance Institute.
The Historic Union Pacific Rail Trail is a nearly 30-mile recreational trail that follows the abandoned train tracks in the Wasatch Mountains near Park City. The trail is managed by the Mountain trails Foundation and is a multi-use trail that covers 450 acres. It follows a narrow gauge railway from 1871, and its course follows the Weber River. It is also perfect for hiking and biking. The trail is accessible from all directions, and most of the galleries are within walking distance of one another.
The downtown district of Park City is a cultural hub, with art galleries of all genres. Visitors will find works by international and local artists from various countries. There is even a museum dedicated to the Winter Olympics. In addition to the arts, Park City is also home to annual gay ski weeks, known as Elevation Utah. During this time, people from all walks of life can enjoy the many free cultural activities in the downtown area.
The city is a great place for travelers to enjoy the outdoors. The city’s many trails are perfect for hiking and biking. If you’re looking for a place to stay, try the Ritual Chocolate Factory, which is a premier chocolate maker in the state. And don’t miss the city’s iconic ski jump. You can’t go wrong with a trip to Park-City, and a few other Utah attractions.
Craft beer and spirits are an essential part of any visit to Park City. If you’re planning a trip to Utah, consider a stop in Park City. While the town is best known for its winter skiing, the summer months offer many other activities and opportunities for relaxation. For example, the area is also home to several craft breweries. In addition to craft beer, the city also offers many other delicious and enticing local foods.