Park City

The Utah Olympic Park featured the 2002 Olympic Winter Games as a prime competition venue: the Park held Nordic jumping, bobsleigh, luge, and skeleton. Now there are nearly 400 acres of sporting facilities and visitor areas that can accommodate over 300,000 people. Watch athletes in training; explore the Alf Engen Ski History Museum and 2002 Eccles Winter Olympic Museum; daily guided tours of the Olympic competition sites; public bobsled rides starting in December; and chair lifts to the K120 Ski Jump’s summit.

Mountain Vista has action and adventure in Park City throughout the seasons. In the winter, hike with guides who are knowledgeable about the trees, wildlife, and history of the area. Go snowshoeing and sightsee at once in the glistening Park City snow. During the summer months, go trail running, hiking, and mountain biking as the guides give you tours of Park City’s natural history and beauty. To complete the day, take advantage of one of the private yoga sessions or receive a massage.

Park City Recreation is an 80,000 square-foot facility that features weight and cardio areas, 3 fitness studios, a running track, a bouldering wall, a game room, tennis courts, 2 seasonal pools, and even childcare. There are also tennis lessons and clinics available.

With a reputation of success and professionalism, Utah Pro Fly Fishing transfers its passion for the river to eager patrons. Their motto is even “No fish, no pay," ensuring that customers receive the apex of service and care. Expect to receive personal instruction by the Utah Fly Fishing guides, leading to a the confidence and skills needed for fly fishing Utah’s rivers.

For watersports in Park City, look to Destination Sports and Adventures! They offer guided Weber River rafting and kayak trips, biking, hiking, ATV, horseback riding, and other activities. Trips range from afternoon outings to multi-day escapades. Mountain bike, inflatable kayak, river tubes, and stand up paddle board rentals available.

Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay designed The Jeremy in fall of 1981, drawing golfers from each corner of the globe who sought the charm, mystique, and grandeur of its greens. The championship course is one of the most beautiful of its kind, with a unique western setting replete with the Wasatch Mountains foothills. Enjoy the fairways brushed with pine, aspen trees and low brush, as well as the natural creek.

Park City Food Tours is a wealth of guided walking, conversing, historical, and culinary experiences in one tour. Meeting at Park City’s Main Street, the tour continues along the street to give visitors a unique perspective of the city. Get a taste of several restaurants, explore Park City’s art, relax in the spas, and indulge in Main Street’s other attractions.

Where else can visitors sulk in the sordid past of Park City? Park City Ghost Tours takes guests on a 75-minute walking tour of historic Park City while sharing the ghost stories and history of Main Street’s haunted buildings. The tours leave daily from Miner's Park at 7pm, and reservations are required 24-hours in advance.

The Commemorative Air Force Utah Wing Museum deserves a visit from both proud citizens and veterans alike. The Museum boasts a collection of aircraft and other memorabilia from WWII, the Korean, and the Vietnam War eras. Aircraft rides are available.

Trove Gallery is open daily to display contemporary paintings, sculpture, art glass, and wood. Both local Utah artists and national artists are featured.