Welcome to Greater Park City
A tight-knit community with stunning mountain views from every angle.
Park City is located in the heart of the Wasatch Mountains. Aside from its beautiful ski runs and vibrant culture, this region is well-known for its extensive mining heritage. This little mountain town has everything you need, including big city conveniences and recreational activities. People from all over the U.S. come to Park City to enjoy the city's breathtaking scenery. It is best known for its incredible snowfall in the winter, but its temperate, low-humidity summers aren't half bad, either.
Whether you're looking for a peaceful first home or a ski-in/ski-out mansion, you'll find what you're looking for in Park City. Spectacular mountain vistas can be seen from every room in the luxurious penthouses and equestrian manors. Deer Valley Resort, Park City Mountain, and Canyons Resort, some of the best ski resorts in the world, have made Park City an all-season destination. Park City is also known for its abundance of cultural offerings (including live music and local eateries), its wide variety of annual events, and its status as a playground for outdoor lovers.
What to Love
Home to three ski resorts
Top schools
Proximity to Salt Lake City
Tight-knit community
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Local Lifestyle
Park City is the perfect place for anyone who likes skiing, snowboarding, or participating in outdoor activities. It is bustling with activity in the winter thanks to its proximity to three ski resorts: Canyons Resort Area, Deer Valley, and Park City Mountain Resort. As of late, skiers have a wider range of appropriate terrain thanks to the addition of Woodward Ski Resort and Mayflower. Utah Olympic Park also offers several activities and facilities for residents.
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
If you're in the mood for brand-name commodities, head to Outlets Park City. This shopping complex has over 65 retail stores, including Lucky, Michael Kors, Polo, and JCrew.
Restaurants in Greater Park City are known for their creative menus and flavorful offerings. Vessel Kitchen is about enjoying every bite and feeling good afterward. Don't let Cortona's off-the-beaten-path location fool you. This restaurant is the spot for homemade pasta and is a good option after a day of skiing and snowboarding. Hearth and Hill, located in Park City's "restaurant row," is a favorite among residents for its casual atmosphere and inventive American fare. Chef Jordan Harvey is well-known for serving a wide variety of cuisine for brunch (Sunday only), lunch, and supper. Maxwell's, Bartolo's, and Shoyu, are also popular dining establishments in the area.
Things to Do
If you're a thrill-seeker wondering what to do in Park City, head to the Utah Olympic Park, where you will find a bobsled ride (nicknamed "the comet") with over 3,000 feet of sliding and gliding. Olympic athletes still use this park to train, and it features other facilities such as zip lines, museums, a mountain coaster, and a day lodge. Woodward Park City is a year-round destination for action sports. In the winter, you can go skiing or snowboarding; in the summer, you can ride a mountain bike. In addition to having Utah's longest snow tubing lanes, Woodward Park City also has indoor and outdoor spaces open all year for cheerleading, skateboarding, BMX, scooter, and parkour.
Golf enthusiasts will love visiting the Jeremy Ranch Golf and Country Club. Nestled in the Wasatch Mountains, this golf course is the only Arnold Palmer Signature course in Utah. Glenwild Golf Club features a majestic Clubhouse and spa surrounded by a championship golf course. The course is always in great condition, and the Clubhouse has excellent facilities. Few places in the United States are as beautiful as the Guardsman Pass Scenic Byway. Whether you're looking for the brilliant hues of autumn leaves or the stark beauty of ice-covered lakes in winter, this area has it all.
For families in search of a multigenerational luxury mountain community, look no further than Promontory’s 7,200 acres of luxury homes and award winning amenities for every season. There is something for everyone from the two Golf Courses to the Equestrian Center, families are able to rediscover who they are.
Glenwild is one of Park City’s most exclusive private communities with only 196 homesites. Extensive care and consideration lie behind the design of Glenwild where open space and preservation of nature is of the utmost importance. The centerpiece of the community is a Tom Fazio championship golf course.
Schools
Greater Park City falls under the Park City School District. Top educational opportunities in this town include:
Trailside School, Grades K-5
Ecker Hill Middle School, Grades 6-7
Treasure Mountain Junior High School, Grades 8-9
Park City High School, Grades 10-12
