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Salt Lake City International Airport is one of the West's busiest hubs and is served by nine airlines and their affiliates including Southwest, American, Alaska, United, JetBlue, Frontier, and Delta.

This airport is only a 40 minute drive to Park City. If you want to book transportation to or from the airport, we have a trusted company that has an easy online booking system: My Shuttle @ 435-602-4710.

Uber & Lyft services are also available.

306 Main Street
435 252-9900

Rustic-chic eatery for wood-fired steaks & meats, plus seafood, alongside craft cocktails & wine.

368 Main Street
435-649-6222

Upscale destination serving distinctive fare blending culinary styles from Southern Mexico to Southern Utah.

501 Main Street
435-649-0700

Seasonal, unpretentious eatery for American fare, including vegetarian/vegan options.

703 Park Avenue
435-649-8300

Utah's first distillery since the 1870's, this gastro-distillery features creative nouveau Western fare and small-batch, mountain-crafted, award-winning whiskeys and vodkas.

350 Main Street
435-649-3140

Upscale eatery offering light fare, seafood & popular desserts in historic digs with a lively bar.

738 Main Street
435-214-7241

Homey destination for coffee & tea, as well as light bites, baked goods & smoothies.

317 Main Street
435-649-8284

Beloved Park City diner for breakfast or lunch with a cozy dining room & swanky bar offering American standards.

255 Main Street
435-649-0397

An authentic Mexican eatery at the top of scenic Main Street with over 120 different tequilas.

Silver Lake Lodge
7600 Royal Street
435-649-1000

Creative American and international dishes from crawfish bisque to bison burgers with scenic deck dining.

Stein Eriksen Lodge
7700 Stein Way
435-645-6455

This elegant, fine dining restaurant features an award-winning wine list, scenic views, and an innovative menu. Treat yourself to "Utah's Best Sunday Brunch" often served with live music

1825 Three Kings Drive
435-655-3456

Award winning restaurant with upscale comfort food, amazing views and live music - just a short walk from the Snow Flower Condos.

Park City Resort Center
1315 Lowell Ave
435-658-5812

Casual pub with large portions, local beers on tap and outdoor dining.

Park City Resort Center
1385 Lowell Avenue

Resort center location (there is another Harvest on Park Avenue near the town lift) of this Australian-style cafe, serving breakfast and lunch with gourmet coffee, pastries, & smoothies. Great for vegan, gluten free or other dietary restrictions.

1251 Kearns Blvd
435-655-0800

A Park City favorite delivering an expansive menu of inventive American meat & seafood entrees, sushi and a raw bar. Reserve ahead for an outside table.

1500 Kearns Blvd
435-292-0888

Stylish, upscale restaurant & bar featuring elevated, globally inspired New American cuisine.

Formerly Squatters
1900 Park Avenue
435-649-9868

Outpost of a mellow microbrewery chain crafting seasonal & year-round beers, plus a diverse menu of creative pub classics.

1600 Snow Creek Drive
Suite EF
435-901-8242

Husband-wife team offering inventive twists on traditional plates for breakfast & lunch.

1890 Bonanza Drive
435-649-9114

Order-at-the-counter cantina with a festive vibe & traditional Mexican grub, plus a salsa bar.

Hiking in Park City is a summer activity not to be missed! There are over 100 scenic trails to explore at every level. Favorites of the Gomberg and Horn families include: the Spiro Trail from Snow Flower condos up to Shadow Lake; the Bloods Lake Trail from Guardsman Pass; the Solamere Loop in Lower Deer Valley; and the Silver Lake Trail from the bottom of Deer Valley's Silver Lake chairlift - just steps away from Stein Eriksen Lodge.

Follow the link below to sort through 132 trails and find the perfect hike!

There are many golf courses to choose from in and around Park City, but whichever one you choose, one thing is certain. Your long shots will soar in Park City's high altitude! According to the golfers in our life, the Park City Municipal Golf course is lovely - but you should book well in advance. Other courses they recommend are Canyons Golf and Wasatch Mountain & Soldiers Hollow in Midway.

Park City is a Mecca for mountain biking enthusiasts. There are scores of great trails, many locations in town to rent equipment, and the resorts will even let you load up your bike on the ski lifts to get you up to the top of their trails.

You can also rent an E-bike from Pedego in town, if you want a fantastic way to explore Old Town, the Union Pacific Rail Trail, or through Round Valley.

Don't miss strolling and browsing all of the fantastic shops on Main Street! You'll find everything from handmade furniture, books and sportswear to art collectibles and Western antiques at the over 70 retail stores, one-of-a-kind boutiques, and art galleries.

Favorite spots include Java Cow for ice cream, Dolly's for books, Olive & Tweed for fashion, Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory for sweets, New West Knife Works for knives, and Sock City for (you guessed it) socks!

While on Main, stop into the Park City Museum and check out our old territorial jail in the basement!

Brand name stores, locally owned businesses, and a local art collective can all be found just down the road from Park City at Kimball's Junction. Plenty of parking and plenty of deals can be found.

This historic Main Street playhouse, built in 1926, has been the host of performances from concerts, musicals, old fashioned melodramas, the first "talky" movie in Park City, and was the original home of the Sundance Festival.

This summer, great seats for their production of Tony Award winning "Kinky Boots" are still available.

FREE CONCERT
Thursday, July 13th
5:30 - 8:30 pm
Canyons Village

Outdoor concert featuring critically acclaimed singer/songwriter Madeline Hawthorne from Montana.

Deer Valley Music Festival
Sunday, July 16th
6:30 pm
Snow Park Outdoor Amphitheater @ Deer Valley Resort

Outdoor concert featuring a popular folk band from Ohio. Tickets available from secondary sellers.

Every summer, the Park City Mountain Resort transforms its base into an Adventure Park - with miniature golf, zip line, and trampolines. Our favorite rides are the adrenaline rush inducing Alpine Slide and Utah's largest Mountain Coaster.

For even more thrills - spend some time at the Utah Olympic Park - the home to bobsled, skeleton and luge events during the 2002 Olympics! Extreme Tubing, Extreme Zip, Drop Tower, Airbag Jumps, Bobsled Experience, Alpine Slide - even the names of their rides get your heart pumping. 3.5 hour passes can be purchased online, but single activity tickets can be purchased in person only.

Three escape room scenarios ranging from a collapsed mine shaft to pirate treasure are available at this Main Street business, developed by a local couple.

The Heber Valley Railroad is a heritage railroad based in Heber City, Utah - just 20 minutes away from Park City. It runs train rides through breathtaking scenery by way of Provo Canyon in historic steam passenger cars fondly called "the Heber Creeper".

Timpanogos Cave US National Monument is a cave system on Mount Timpanogos in American Fork Canyon. The park is a 90 minute drive from Park City, through some of the prettiest scenery around - featuring Heber City, the Provo River, Sundance Resort, the Aspen Grove, and the Alpine Scenic Loop. A 1.5 mile steep but paved trail leads to three highly-decorated limestone caves full of spectacular stalactites, stalagmites, cave popcorn, and helictites which are accessible only by a guided tour from park rangers.

Some of the best scenic drives in Utah are within a few miles of Park City. These mountain passes and scenic byways will take you to some of the most breathtaking places in the West.