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Experience Park City

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1. Ski & Snowboard the Legendary Slopes

Park City is home to two world-class resorts—Park City Mountain (the largest ski resort in the U.S.) and Deer Valley Resort (known for luxury, grooming, and no snowboards allowed). Together, they offer thousands of acres of terrain for every skill level.Whether you’re carving first tracks or taking a scenic chairlift ride, you’ll be surrounded by stunning Wasatch Mountain views and a welcoming ski-town atmosphere.


2. Go Snowtubing or Train at Woodward Park City

If skiing isn’t your speed, you can still play in the snow. Woodward Park City offers one of Utah’s most thrilling tubing hills plus indoor trampolines, foam pits, and ramps for all-season adventure.It’s a family favorite—and a great place for kids and teens to burn off mountain-town energy.


3. Explore Historic Main Street

Park City’s soul lives on Historic Main Street, where 19th-century mining buildings now house art galleries, cozy coffee shops, and one-of-a-kind boutiques.Don’t miss:

  • High West Distillery, the only ski-in distillery in the U.S.

  • The Park City Museum, where you can step inside a preserved mining jail.

  • Local art galleries and artisan shops, perfect for post-ski browsing.


4. Ride the Alpine Slide & Mountain Coaster

When the snow melts, the mountains transform into an amusement park of their own. The Alpine Slide and Mountain Coaster at Park City Mountain Resort are two of the most popular summer attractions for families.Glide down nearly 3,000 feet of track, take in the sweeping views, and enjoy the mountain breeze—it’s pure summer joy.


5. Visit Utah Olympic Park

Built for the 2002 Winter Olympics, Utah Olympic Park remains a hub for adrenaline and history.Here, you can:

  • Ride a bobsled with a professional pilot (summer or winter).

  • Try a zip line or ropes course.

  • Visit the Olympic Museum and watch athletes train on the ski jumps.It’s equal parts education and excitement—and just minutes from Canyons Village.


6. Hike or Bike the Trails

With over 400 miles of public trails, Park City is a mecca for hikers and bikers.Local favorites include:

  • Armstrong Trail: a moderate climb through shaded forest.

  • Bloods Lake Trail: short, scenic, and family-friendly.

  • Mid Mountain Trail: a 23-mile gem crossing resorts and valleys.In fall, these trails blaze gold and amber under the aspen canopy—don’t forget your camera.


7. Browse the Park Silly Sunday Market

Every summer Sunday, Main Street transforms into the Park Silly Market—a festive open-air mix of artisans, live music, food stalls, and local goods.It’s free, dog-friendly, and distinctly Park City: a little quirky, a lot of fun, and the best way to spend a sunny afternoon.


8. Go Fly-Fishing or Paddleboarding

For a peaceful day outdoors, try fly-fishing along the Provo River, known for its blue-ribbon trout waters.Prefer to stay dry? Rent a paddleboard or kayak at Jordanelle Reservoir, just a short drive from town, and float surrounded by alpine peaks.


9. Enjoy Park City’s Food Scene

The culinary scene here is diverse, locally sourced, and seriously good.

  • Riverhorse on Main and Handle are fine-dining staples.

  • Five5eeds and Harvest are beloved breakfast spots.

  • High West Saloon offers elevated comfort food and whiskey cocktails.Many restaurants feature patios and mountain views—perfect for après-ski or summer evenings.


10. Stop by the Visitor Centers

To plan your adventures, stop by the Hugo Visitor Center or browse VisitParkCity.com.You’ll find current events, trail conditions, maps, and local recommendations straight from the people who know the mountains best.


Bonus: Stay Somewhere You’ll Remember

Your adventures deserve a comfortable home base. From slope-side condos to spacious family cabins, Black Diamond Property Management offers a curated

collection of vacation rentals across Park City, Heber, and the Wasatch Back.→ Browse our Park City vacation rentals and experience mountain living made simple.


Ready to Plan Your Trip?

Whether you’re here to ski, hike, shop, or simply breathe mountain air, Park City invites you to slow down and savor it all.→ Book your stay with Black Diamond Property Management and discover Utah’s mountain magic—curated by locals who love where they live.

 
 
 


Park City Main Street Sign

Welcome to Park City


Nestled high in Utah’s Wasatch Mountains, Park City blends outdoor adventure, small-town charm, and modern mountain luxury. Once a silver-mining hub, it’s now known for world-class skiing, scenic summer trails, and a thriving arts and food scene. Whether you’re chasing snow, sunshine, or serenity, this guide will help you plan your perfect Park City getaway.


When to Visit


Park City is truly a four-season destination, each with its own personality:


Winter (Dec–Mar): Fresh powder, snow-covered peaks, and cozy après-ski culture make winter the town’s signature season. Enjoy skiing and snowboarding at Park City Mountain or Deer Valley Resort—or try something different, like snowtubing at Woodward Park City, a thrill for families and groups alike.


Spring (Apr–May):The snow melts, the wildflowers bloom, and you’ll find peaceful trails and off-season deals. It’s a great time for spa retreats and quiet escapes.


Summer (Jun–Aug):When the lifts trade skis for mountain bikes, the fun continues. Ride the Alpine Slide, explore the Utah Olympic Park (home to bobsled tracks and zip lines), or browse the lively Park Silly Sunday Market on Main Street. Hikers, bikers, and families love the sunny energy of Park City summers.


Fall (Sep–Nov):Golden aspens paint the hillsides and the crisp air makes it ideal for hiking and scenic drives. This is locals’ favorite time to explore without the crowds.


Getting Here


Park City sits just 35 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC), making it one of the most accessible mountain towns in the U.S.Rent a car for flexibility, or opt for convenient shuttle services. Once here, the free Park City Transit system makes getting around town effortless.


Where to Stay


Whether you prefer ski-in luxury or a quiet home with mountain views, Park City offers a stay for every style:


  • Deer Valley: Elegant, family-friendly, and ski-only.

  • Old Town / Main Street: Walkable, vibrant, full of dining and nightlife.

  • Canyons Village: Modern resort atmosphere with lift access and après spots.

  • Heber & Midway: Serene escapes with space, lakes, and breathtaking valley views.


Explore our Park City vacation rentals to find your perfect mountain home away from home.


Things to Do


Park City’s charm lies in its range of experiences—from adrenaline to relaxation:

  • Skiing and snowboarding at world-class resorts

  • Snowtubing and terrain parks at Woodward Park City

  • Zip-lining, bobsledding, and guided tours at Utah Olympic Park

  • Scenic mountain biking and hiking trails for all skill levels

  • Shopping and dining along Historic Main Street

  • The Park Silly Market (Sundays in summer)

  • The Alpine Slide and Mountain Coaster at Park City Mountain Resort


Visitor resources: The Hugo Visitors Center and VisitParkCity.com are excellent stops for maps, local insights, and current event calendars.


Where to Eat & Drink


Park City’s food scene rivals its scenery. For fine dining, locals love Riverhorse on Main, Handle, and Fletcher’s. For a laid-back vibe, try Five5eeds, Harvest, or Vessel Kitchen. Craft cocktails, cozy coffee shops, and après-ski patios keep the energy buzzing year-round.


Events & Festivals


Park City still hosts a full calendar of community celebrations and mountain-town traditions, even as the Sundance Film Festival moves on. Favorites include:

  • Spring Grüv (March) – live music and slope-side celebrations.

  • Savor the Summit (June) – Park City’s longest dinner table on Main Street.

  • Kimball Arts Festival (August) – fine art, music, and mountain air.

  • Autumn Aloft (September) – a spectacular hot-air balloon event.


Local Services for a Seamless Stay

Simplify your arrival with our trusted local partners:


Insider Tips

  • Hydrate early and often—the altitude can sneak up on you.

  • Pack layers: the weather shifts fast in the mountains.

  • Parking downtown is limited; use the free bus system.

  • Reserve dining and rentals early in peak seasons.


Plan Your Stay with Confidence

Since 2006, Black Diamond Property Management has provided peace of mind for out-of-town owners and unforgettable experiences for guests.→ Browse our Park City vacation rentals today and discover why travelers trust us for the ultimate mountain stay.

 
 
 

To our valued Guests and Owners,

Following the announcement from the World Health Organization (WHO) of the COVID-19 global pandemic, Black Diamond Property Management has been working diligently with our owners to address issues & concerns that have risen from such an unprecedented time.


Guest and staff safety is of the utmost importance to us and we are working diligently to follow all CDC guidelines, provide sanitizer in each rental upon check-in, limit contact between guests & staff, as well as wear masks when in-person contact is necessary.


We understand that this is a time of uncertainty and a lot of unknowns, but we will do our best to take actions that are in the best interest of our Guests and their safety while maintaining a healthy work environment for our staff.

Sincerely, The Black Diamond Team

 
 
 

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