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Park City

Utah

Park City Mountain Resort in Utah is one of the largest ski resorts in the United States, boasting 7,300 acres of skiable terrain, 40 lifts, and over 330 trails. Nestled in the Wasatch Mountain Range, Park City offers a variety of terrain for all levels, from gentle beginner slopes to challenging bowls and tree runs. With its close proximity to Salt Lake City and a vibrant apr&egrave;s-ski scene, Park City is a must-visit destination for any skier or snowboarder looking for an unforgettable mountain experience.

Getting to Park City is convenient, as it&rsquo;s just a 35-minute drive from Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC). From the airport, you can rent a car or use one of the numerous shuttle services that provide direct transportation to the resort. Visitors coming from other major cities, like Denver or Las Vegas, can also drive along well-maintained highways, though Salt Lake City is the most common entry point.

Lodging options in and around Park City include a range of hotels, condos, and private homes, many of which offer ski-in/ski-out access. The resort is surrounded by accommodations in Park City town, the nearby Canyons Village, and Deer Valley, giving guests plenty of choices depending on their preferences and budget.

<h2>Best Restaurants and Bars at Park City Mountain</h2>
While there is a slew of great options throughout Park City, know that most of the best dining options will be found at the mountain village (vs. the Canyons Village) or on-mountain.
<h3 style="margin-bottom: 4px; color: #0a3d72;">► For Breakfast</h3>
Located right in the Park City Mountain Village, Harvest has become a favorite for locals and destination guests alike. With a motto of &ldquo;Food. Coffee. People&rdquo;, Harvest offers a wide variety of options such as smoothies, smashed avocado toast and some of the best coffee in Park City. Those looking for healthier options will feel right at home.
Those looking to carb up before a day on the slopes will appreciate The Bridge Caf&eacute; and Grill&rsquo;s Brazilian flair. Head here for pancakes, or maybe the Cristo Redentor, a french toast style ham and swiss cheese sandwich.
<h3 style="margin-bottom: 4px; color: #0a3d72;">► For Lunch</h3>
Located at the bottom of Tombstone Express you can find Tombstone BBQ, an authentic joint smoking meats daily. With brisket, pulled pork, smoked wings and multiple beers on tap, it is a great spot to get refueled under the sun.
If you happen to be at the village for lunch, you have to check out Main St. Deli &amp; Eatery and grab a gourmet sandwich or salad. A staple for more than 30 years, they know food and they have a strong reputation among locals.
<h3 style="margin-bottom: 4px; color: #0a3d72;">► For Dinner</h3>
Short rib grilled cheese! If those words excite you at all, then you must go and visit Fletcher&rsquo;s. This top spot in Park City is a bit on the pricier side and is only open for dinner, so make a reservation and enjoy a great night of unique eats.
For more of a traditional grill pub, No Name Saloon and Grill is a great option. The ambiance is great and they have buffalo burgers and a large drink menu. It is definitely one of Main Street&rsquo;s best.

Park City Mountain&rsquo;s terrain is varied and expansive, with notable areas including Jupiter Peak for advanced skiers, and King Con for families and intermediate skiers. Beginners can enjoy the wide, gentle slopes of the Home Run trail. The resort also has multiple terrain parks, including the renowned 3 Kings Terrain Park, perfect for freestylers. Families will find great terrain for all levels at the base areas, while expert skiers can head to the back bowls or hike-to terrain for more challenging runs.

On a powder day, Jupiter Bowl and McConkey&rsquo;s are local favorites for fresh snow and steep lines. For apr&egrave;s-ski, check out the historic Main Street in Park City, lined with lively bars and restaurants. Insiders recommend skiing the quieter areas around Canyons Village for a more laid-back experience and shorter lift lines, especially on weekends.
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Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) serves as the closest commercial airport to Park City Mountain Resort, positioned about a 35-minute drive away. Exploring alternative flight paths, skiers might consider flying into Provo Airport (PVU), roughly a 45-minute drive from the resort, or Ogden-Hinckley Airport (OGD), although it requires around a 1-hour drive to reach Park City.

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