Destination

Park City, United States

Park City is a 35-minute drive from a major hub, with the biggest ski resort in the country, Deer Valley's luxury slopes and the Sundance Film Festival.

Trips to Park City from every city

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When to go

Best months for Park City
MonthSeason
Januarybest
Februarybest
Marchbest
Aprilfine
Mayavoid
Junebest
Julybest
Augustbest
Septemberbest
Octoberavoid
Novemberavoid
Decemberbest
  • January: Sundance Film Festival in late January sends rates to their peak
  • December, January, February, March, April: Ski season with Utah's light powder

May, October, November: Mud season with lifts closed

Where to stay in Park City

  • Old Town / Main Street: Historic mining-town street with bars, galleries and the Town Lift.
  • Canyons Village: Slopeside hotels at the larger base of Park City Mountain.
  • Deer Valley: Ski-only luxury resort with top-rated service and dining.
  • Kimball Junction: Chain hotels and outlets 10 minutes out at lower rates.

What to do in Park City

  • Ski Park City Mountain or Deer Valley
  • Ride a bobsled at the Utah Olympic Park
  • Walk historic Main Street and take the Town Lift
  • Mountain-bike the Mid-Mountain Trail in summer
  • Attend a Sundance Film Festival screening in January
  • Skate at the outdoor rink in Canyons Village

Good to know

AirportsSalt Lake City International (SLC)
Passport for US citizensno
Price levelluxury
Time zoneAmerica/Denver
Kind of tripski, lake-mountain, family, festival, nature

Questions about Park City

When is the best time to visit Park City?

December, January, February, March, June, July, August and September. May, October, November: Mud season with lifts closed

Do US citizens need a passport for Park City?

No. Park City is a domestic trip; a government photo ID is enough.

How expensive is Park City on the ground?

Park City is luxury by US standards: plan about $190 per person per day for food, getting around and tickets.