Park City
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MOUNTAIN DETAILS
AT PARK CITY
SKIING & SNOWBOARDING
Beginners
26 green runs off 41 lifts, with learning terrain at the base. Enough to progress on, though the mountain leans intermediate and above.
Intermediates
139 blue runs and 945 m of vertical. Strong blue terrain, with steeper lines a chair away.
Experts
165 advanced and expert runs. Steeps, bowls and chutes are the reason people come.
Snowboarders
8 terrain parks plus 7300 acres of open riding. Park and pipe are a headline act here.
Off-piste
Snow range 2103–3049 m keeps the upper mountain cold. Inbounds itineraries first; guided touring for anything past the ropes.
PISTE MAP
GETTING THERE
FAQS
Is Park City good for beginners?
8% of the terrain is green — about 26 runs — with learning areas at the base and ski school on site.
How reliable is the snow at Park City?
The mountain runs from 2103 m to 3049 m, a 945 m vertical, and typically opens December through April.
How do I get to Park City?
Closest gateway is SLC Salt Lake City, about 40 min by road. Scheduled buses and private transfers are bookable on SnowBus.
Is Park City good for snowboarders?
8 terrain parks and 7300 acres of riding, with 41 lifts serving the mountain.
How many lifts and runs does Park City have?
41 lifts and 330 marked runs across 7300 acres — 8% easy, 42% intermediate, 50% advanced.