Way We Were: Otto Carpenter built more than Snow Park
Otto's most enduring legacy may be a modest one-story building off the beaten path at 1361 Woodside Avenue in Park City.
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Otto's most enduring legacy may be a modest one-story building off the beaten path at 1361 Woodside Avenue in Park City.
Deer Valley Resort wants to build its first six-passenger lift and is seeking approval for what is currently known as Lift 7 as well as additional ski runs.
A delegation from the International Olympic Committee is scheduled to visit the Park City area next week as part of an important trip to Utah in the months before the full IOC is expected to award the 2034 Winter Olympics to Salt Lake City.
Construction workers may arrive at Deer Valley Resort shortly after skiers depart at the end of the 2024-2025 ski season.
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.