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Park City, located just 45-minutes drive from Salt Lake International Airport on Hwy 224. Old Town (Main Street) offers a rustic Rocky Mountain ambiance not found in larger cities.

Twenty-six medal events and more than 78 competitions at Utah Olympic Park, Deer Valley and Park City Mountain Resort made Park City the centerpiece of the 2002 Olympic Winter Games.

Demographics

Park City Housing The Houses in Park City Utah range from multi colored, renovated mining shacks on narrow roads to modern, urban housing developments.
Cost of Living

Transportation Park City's buses run every 20 minutes from 7:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. daily and riding the bus is free! Culture Park City is one of Robert Redford's Sundance Film Festival venues, the Park City Film Series, shown at the Jim Santy Auditorium, features Sundance crowd-pleasers, independent and out-of-the-mainstream cinema. Egyptian Theater 328 Main St., Park City Phone - (435) 649-9371 Musicals, dramas and comedies. Home to Park City Performances. The Summit Institute The institute proudly boosts Western culture in it's representation of the Park City area's writers, musicians artists, and students of the arts. Park City Museum 528 Main St., Park City Phone - (435) 549-6104 Toll-free: 800-453-1360 (out of Utah) Utah Territorial Jail and mining, local history and skiing displays. The museum is housed in the old city hall. The Park City Historical Society & Museum View exhibits of the area's history dating back to 40,000 B.C. Kimball Art Center 638 Park Ave. Park City, Utah 84060 Phone: 435-649-8882 Fax: 435-649-8889 Email: sbaugh@kimball-art.org Two galleries, gift shop, arts and crafts facilities. Open Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 12-6
Quality of Life

Recreation

The Park City is known to have "The Greatest Snow on Earth" for skiers, with excellent year round recreational opportunities including downhill skiing,  mountain biking, Sailing, water skiing, scuba diving, great fishing, ice skating, golf, rock climbing, boating, cross country skiing, Horseback Riding, tennis, racquetball, and hiking. Homeowners in Park City beam of outdoor recreational enthusiasm. Major recreation areas include:

Miner's Day Celebration
Phone - (435) 645-5100
Parade down Main Street, games, softball tournaments at City Park.

Historic Union Pacific Rail Trail State Park
Phone - (435) 649-3602
The "28 miles" trail begins and ends at Park City, following I-80 to Echo Reservoir. Activities include: horseback riding, hiking, wildlife watching, mountain biking and cross-country skiing. Motorized vehicles are not allowed on the trail.

Park City Balloon Adventures
Offering hot air ballooning adventures specialize in small groups between 8 to 50 people. Fully insured, professional FAA-licensed pilots. All half hour or one hour long flights include a complementary continental breakfast, a "Flight Certificate of Ascension" and champagne or non-alcoholic champagne celebration upon return.

White Pine Touring Cross Country Ski Area
Park City 84060 Phone - (435) 649-8701 or 649-8710
Located on the Park City Golf Course and features 18 km of groomed track on both flat and rolling terrain, offers guided ski touring, backcountry skiing, and snowshoe tours. A tradition since 1986. 

Park City is also famous for it's World class ski resorts.

Deer Valley Ski area
Toll-free number: 800-558-3337 Phone: 435-649-1000
Deer Valley has an elevation from 7,200 to 9,400 feet with a vertical drop of 2,200 feet. Runs are 15% beginner, 50% intermediate and 35% advanced. Facilities include: ski child care, rental/shop/school, restaurants, snow-making machine, ice skating, lodging and  nine triple, two double and two high-speed quad lifts offering access to 1,100 skiable acres.
 

Park City Mountain Resort
General information: (435) 649-8111. Snow report: (435) 647-5335
Home of America's World Cup races and the U.S. Ski Team's official training site. Elevation range: 6,900 feet to 10,000 feet Vertical Drop: 3,100 feet. Park City has 2,200 skiable acres. Lifts: 4 doubles, 6 triples, 1 quad, 2 high-speed quads, and one 4 passenger gondola. Amenities: ski school, facilities for disabled skiers, night skiing, restaurants, ski rentals and shops. Runs: 17% beginner, 44% intermediate, and 39% advanced.

Utah Winter Sports Park at Bear Hollow
3000 Bear Hollow Dr. Park City, Utah 84068 Phone - (435) 649-5447
This specialty sports park is a freestyle aerial facility for ski jumpers. The U.S. Ski team often practices here. Also offered are bobsled and luge track training runs and public recreational rides. The park is usually open December through March and July through September.

Wolf Mountain
Phone - General Info (435) 649-5400 or 1-800-754-1636
Elevation range: 6,800 to 9,600 feet. Vertical drop: 2,800 feet. Features: 7 double chair lifts and has 1,400 skiable acres,  67 trails covered 1,400 skiable acres, ski rentals, ski school, snowboarding, night snowboarding and skiing with night-lit snowboard park, five halfpipes and miles of off-trail snowboarding, child care, and restaurants. Runs: 24% beginner, 34% intermediate and 42% advanced.

Climate & Weather

Summer days in Park City are beautiful with highs in the 70's and 80's nights a cool 40-50 degrees and rain occationally falls in the late afternoon. Winter brings plenty of snow.

The daytime temperatures hover around a delicious 85 degrees, with. that’s perfect for washing the dust off the deep green aspens and pines.
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History & History Related Items

Park City started out as a silver mining boom town in the 1870's and was also known for its gold, lead and zinc mining. Park City was settled in the 1870's officially became a city in 1884. Park City nearly became a ghost town after the silver rush had ended.

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