
Park City is a fun mountain town near Salt Lake City that grew from an old silver mining camp. Today it is home to two big ski resorts and a charming Main Street full of shops and restaurants.
It is famous for hosting events from the 2002 Winter Olympics and the yearly Sundance Film Festival. In summer, visitors love mountain biking, alpine slides, and riding the free town trolley.
In winter families ski and snowboard, and in summer they mountain bike, hike, and zip down the alpine slide.
Once a booming silver mining town, its old buildings and mine tours tell exciting stories from long ago.
High in the mountains, Park City gets famous fluffy snow in winter and cool, pleasant days in summer.