Your spring break guide to Park City Mountain; it'll take a while
Park City Mountain is so huge that it takes much more than a day to explore it all — at least, if you're going to eat.
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Park City Mountain is so huge that it takes much more than a day to explore it all — at least, if you're going to eat.
Crazy as this may sound, I have favorite specific turns on the mountain. Coming off Home Run underneath Bonanza Express, I made a few setup swings on the cat track above Berg’s Bowl before setting my left edge at speed into a nicely carved arc onto the face of Silver Queen.
Editor’s note: This season Park City Mountain celebrates its 60th winter season. As the season approaches, we’re looking back on the rich history of Park City Mountain from its earliest days to the world-class destination...
In a town that’s home to five-star chefs, you might be surprised that the trending food item this winter has been a hot dog. Yeah, crazy! Some say skiers wait upwards of 45 minutes to…
Ridgelines The California-Comstock Mine stands silently in Thaynes Canyon at the base of the Keystone run at Park City Mountain Resort. Photo by Tom Kelly Keystone is one of those magical runs at Park City Mountain Resort. It’s a bit tucked away — you need to take the old Pioneer lift to get there. Filled with undulating terrain, it’s a nice blue groomer with a ton of width. Given its location, you never have to play pinball with crowds so you can unleash some big, sweeping carving turns. As you ski down Keystone it’s important to position yourself to the left. As you near the bottom,...