Park City
Ratings
Hover a bar to see what goes into it. Scores sit on a bell curve. 6.5 is a normal good resort and 8 or more is unusual. Method.
Key facts
| Altitude | 2080–3049 m |
| Vertical drop | 969 m |
| Pistes advertised | 7,300 acres |
| Pistes mapped on OSM | 0 km |
| Lifts (mapped near village) | 0 · 40% gondola/4+ chair |
| Day pass | $299 |
| Passes | Epic |
| Avg snowfall (mid) | 4.0 m / season |
| Nearest airport | SLC · 40 min |
Snow & weather updated 1 h ago
8-day forecast (summit)
Open-Meteo forecast downscaled to 2899 m (summit) and 2080 m (base). Rain line ≈ freezing level minus 300 m.
The last three winters at 2565 m
Lift queues
Typical week (February, since the resort is closed now)
Map
Where to sleep 0 places mapped · 0 ski-in/ski-out
Ski access score: 9.5 means ski-in/ski-out (a piste within 70 m and a lift within 600 m). Each minute of walking to the nearest lift costs about half a point. Distances are straight lines on OpenStreetMap, so add about 30% for the walk.
Pistes
Longest named runs
Après & food
Reviews
No reviews yet. Reviews come from invited skiers and are sorted by votes and by how close the reviewer is to you in the invite tree.
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Getting there
Nearest major airport: SLC, about 40 min away by road. Directions · Flights
Park City Mountain Resort (PCMR) is a ski resort in the western United States in Park City, Utah, located 32 miles (51 km) east of Salt Lake City. Park City, as the ski resort and area is known, contains several training courses for the U.S. Ski Team, including slalom and giant slalom runs. During the 2002 Winter Olympics, it hosted the snowboarding and alpine giant slalom events. Wikipedia