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In the spring of 1981, my dad loaded me into a snowcat at the base of some mountains about a mile from where we lived. We rumbled up freshly cut paths through the aspens and pines. This was Deer Valley before there were lifts. I remember skiing Nabob and Solid Muldoon and thinking both were funny names for ski runs. I still think they are, more than 43 years later.
Gruesome images appearing to show a dog chasing and mauling a deer were circulating Friday evening and sent to The Park Record.
Participating PCARA members will offer their own seasonally inspired menus for patrons to enjoy.
In 1946, Otto Carpenter and Bob Burns opened Snow Park, Park City's first alpine ski area.
Officials put the high school in a Secure Protocol around 7:35 a.m., meaning the building’s doors were locked and no one was allowed in or out. School is not in session this week because of spring break so there were no students and a few staff on site at the time.