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Lots of Things to Do in Park City - Experience it All: Sports, Arts, Culture, History!
Our Deer Valley vacation home is located in the tree-filled mountains, in the Rossie Hill neighborhood just above Park City. The resorts are in close proximity (walkable and free shuttle) and offer ongoing, year-round activities. Step outside. Stroll to Main Street for shopping, restaurants, & nightlife. Book a relaxing massage.
Living in the mountains means instant access to high-altitude recreation. You can transition from our front door to a trailhead or a ski lift in minutes. Whether it is technical mountain biking, high-country hiking, or downhill skiing, the elevated terrain provides a diverse, year-round platform for physical endurance and mental clarity.
Across town, Alpine Coaster and Red Pine Adventures are also worth visiting. In winter months, take in the nearby slopes with cross-country skiing and/or snowboarding, or check out other outdoor activities such as snowmobiling and sledding. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what's happening at Bear Hollow Sports Park or Snyderville Basin Recreation Center.
Other great activity ideas for things to Do in Park City include: Antiquing, ATV Tours, Bird Watching, Cross Country Skiing, Cycling, Fishing, Golfing, Hiking, Horseback Riding, Hot Air Ballooning, Hunting, Ice Skating, Kayaking, Mountain Biking, Mountain Climbing, Outlet Shopping, River Rafting, Rock Climbing, Skiing, Sledding, Snowboarding, Walking, Wildlife Photography, Ziplining.
Rewards for every season!
Shopping: An absolute must on any list of things to do in Park City, Utah.
To maintain its historical integrity, Park City has a highly strict policy of allowing no chain stores in its downtown. Which means the boutiques, restaurants, bars, and outfitters you’ll find here are exclusive to Park City. The exception to this rule are outdoor equipment and apparel stores — i.e. Patagonia, Athleta, Vuori, L.L.Bean, KÜHL, & Gorsuch — that must operate as flagship stores, selling items that can only be found in Park City. So look for those unique items when strolling the shops.
A leisurely walk along Park City's Main Street is sure to introduce you to local treasures, with each storefront presenting a unique array of merchandise, services, artwork, and delectable food. Yet, while the town's central artery offers plenty to engage your group, adventure beckons just beyond. Don your fitness wearable and venture on a brief walk or hike to uncover the equally enchanting finds and views nestled in the summits and canyons that embrace the greater Deer Valley corridor.
Things to Do in Park City? How about some whitewater river tubing? Check out our SUMMER page for details.
White Pine Touring - Cross Country Skiing, Snow Shoeing, Rock Climbing, Bike Riding, Avalanche Education, Yurt Camping.
Barefoot Tubing - Tubing trips run down the majestic Weber River from Henefer to Taggart, with consistent water temperatures and perfect levels all summer long.
Yes! Pickleball is alive and well in Park City. And it's popularity of things to do in Park City continues to grow exponentially.
Park City features three excellent public parks with free, first-come, first-served outdoor pickleball courts where you just need to bring your own paddles and balls. The most popular spot for open pick-up games is Willow Creek Park, which offers four fenced outdoor courts, stunning mountain views, and a lively morning scene that makes it easy for solo players to jump into a match. If you are staying closer to Old Town or Main Street, City Park offers three fenced courts with dedicated nets right downtown, though you'll want to bring your own foursome as it fills up quickly with locals during late afternoons. Further north near Kimball Junction, Trailside Park features four fenced courts tucked into a high-energy sports complex complete with a skate park and disc golf course, making it a great daytime spot since play is limited from sunrise to sunset.
If the weather turns, you can also opt for affordable indoor court rentals or organized open play for a small drop-in fee at the PC MARC or the Basin Recreation Fieldhouse. Visitors have options for court time that’s suitable to their skill set and experience. For a one-time fee, you can join open play sessions throughout the week at the Park City Municipal Athletic & Recreation Center (PC MARC) or Basin Recreation.
NOTE: due to popular demand, the Park City council continues to assess local recreational needs and is weighing future proposals for additional indoor pickleball courts. The city gathers community feedback through recreation surveys to determine how to handle the growing demand for pickleball moving forward. Meanwhile, 14 public courts remain available for pickleball in Summit County, including at the MARC (4 courts ), Basin Recreation Fieldhouse (6 courts), and South Summit Aquatic and Fitness Center (4 courts) excluding the bubble courts. Get out there!
Two Wheels or Two Skis: Mountain Biking & Snow Skiing for Year-Round Adventure!