Real Estate
You can find your ideal mountain home here, no matter your lifestyle. From modest, secluded single-family homes to extravagant estates and everything in between.
The Locals
Park City is home to many full-time residents that are committed to their town, community, and the mountains. It’s also a popular spot for vacationers who’ve purchased second homes here, as well as celebrities who frequent the upscale Deer Valley neighborhood.
Our Local Tip:
Take a leisurely drive down Guardsman Pass for stunning views of the wildlife, mountains, and wildflowers. The Pass is closed during the winter and isn’t paved, but it can still be easily accessed during the rest of the year.
Parks & Nature
Park City is synonymous with outdoor recreation, from its hiking and biking trails, to the wide open spaces, to the world-class fishing and bird watching. Woodward Park City, opening Winter 2019, is the area’s newest sports facility and joins the likes of other fantastic community parks such as Trailside Park. Trailside Park features two playgrounds, sports fields, an off-leash dog park, disc golf, tennis and pickleball courts, and basketball courts. The main draw, though, is the local bike park with flow lines built for riders of all ages; you’ll see everyone from toddlers to adults perfecting their skills here.
Arts & Culture
Known for hosting the Sundance Film Festival, Park City is brimming with arts and culture attractions. Take a stroll along Main Street and you’ll find a number of fine art galleries, such as the Kimball Art Center, featuring work by local artists. You can learn about the history of Park City at the Park City Museum, or visit the Alf Engen Ski Museum to see how skiing became the beloved sport it is today. Take in a show at Egyptian Theatre or head over to Deer Valley to see the Utah Symphony perform. Don’t miss out on the Deer Valley Concert Series, which brings fantastic live music to the town every summer.
Schools
Schools in Park City fall under the Park City School District. There are several private school options including the Winter Sports School, a unique high school for winter athletes that provides schedule flexibility so athletes can compete during the winter season.
Shopping
The smaller Utah-owned stores along Park City’s Main Street are popular with tourists who hit up the ski, bike, and outdoor shops in between trips to the mountain. The nearby Jans is a go-to for residents and visitors alike who are looking for outdoor equipment and accessories. You’ll see Kimball Junction as you get off the freeway and head into Park City. This sprawling retail area is home to big box stores, grocers (like Whole Foods), restaurants, and more. There’s also a bike path nearby that can take you right into Park City. Right beside Kimball Junction is Outlets Park City, where you can shop brand names like Nike and J. Crew for great prices.
Dining
What better way to end a day outside than with a delicious meal? In Park City, there’s no shortage of fantastic options. High West Distillery is a local favorite known for their whiskey, which you can enjoy in their tasting room or coupled with a great meal. Café Terigo is the place to go for lunch with a side of people-watching, while Riverhorse on Main remains Park City’s top-rated restaurant, consistently ranked as one of the top culinary destinations in North America.
Getting Around
Park City offers a fare-free bus system that can take you around the town at no cost to you. If you’re visiting one of the local hotels or resorts, there will also more than likely be complimentary transportation services. But for day-to-day life, it’s best to get around by car – especially on the days when you want to load up your car with your gear and head to your favorite hiking, biking, or skiing trail.
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