• Bobsled Ride at Utah Olympic Park (UOP): Experience the G-forces of a 2002 Olympic track. Ride in a four-person bobsled, driven by a professional pilot, and zoom down the icy course at speeds up to 70+ MPH for an incredible adrenaline rush.

• Dog Sledding Tours: Enjoy a quiet, exhilarating ride through the snowy wilderness led by a team of trained husky-mix sled dogs. This typically involves a scenic hour-long tour with opportunities to interact with the dogs and the professional musher.

• Snowmobiling: Embark on a high-speed adventure, riding through open fields and miles of groomed backcountry trails in the Wasatch National Forest or private ranches, perfect for both beginner and experienced riders.

• Mountain Coaster: Utah's longest mountain coaster, where you control your speed on a toboggan-style car as it winds through more than a mile of loops and curves down the mountain.

• Flying Eagle Zipline: A seated zip line that soars through the air, offering spectacular views of the mountain landscape and providing a tame-yet-thrilling experience for all ages.

• Snow Tubing: A classic family-friendly activity offered at multiple locations (like Woodward Park City or Soldier Hollow), featuring multiple long lanes and convenient "magic carpets" or lifts to carry you back to the top.

• Snowshoeing: A peaceful way to explore the mountain trails and Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest. Guided options are available, including special Moonlight Tours or Snowshoe to S'mores excursions.

• Cross-Country (Nordic) Skiing: A low-impact, high-endurance activity on dozens of kilometers of groomed, flat, or gently rolling tracks. Centers like White Pine Touring offer rentals, lessons, and easy trail access.

• Fat Biking: Ride special mountain bikes with oversized, low-pressure tires designed for traction on packed snow. Rentals and guided tours are available to explore Park City’s extensive network of winter trails.

• Utah Olympic Park Museums & Training: Admission to the UOP includes access to the Alf Engen Ski Museum and the Eccles 2002 Olympic Winter Games Museum, allowing visitors to delve into the region’s rich winter sports and mining heritage. You can often watch elite athletes train on the ski jumps or bobsled track.

• Historic Main Street Exploration: Stroll the charming, well-preserved Victorian architecture of Main Street, home to unique, local art galleries, boutique shops, and the historic Egyptian Theatre, which hosts live performances and is a hub for the Sundance Film Festival.

• The Viking Yurt Dinner: A truly unique dining experience where guests are transported up the mountain via a cozy sleigh ride to a traditional Mongolian yurt for a spectacular multi-course Scandinavian-inspired dinner.

• Horse-Drawn Sleigh Rides: A romantic and nostalgic experience, where you are tucked into a warm blanket and pulled by draft horses through the snow-covered meadows, often including a stop for hot cocoa or culminating in a cozy dinner at a remote lodge (like the Snowed Inn Sleigh Rides).

• Spa & Wellness Retreats: Indulge in world-class spa services at luxury resorts like the Montage Deer Valley or Stein Eriksen Lodge, featuring soothing massages, relaxation lounges, and recovery amenities perfect for sore muscles.

• Gourmet On-Mountain & Town Dining: Enjoy exceptional culinary experiences, ranging from the famous Deer Valley Turkey Chili and ski-in/ski-out lunches to fine dining establishments along Main Street.

• Winter Fly Fishing: Experience the tranquility of fishing the Blue Ribbon Provo River. Guided winter trips take advantage of fewer crowds and active trout populations in the crisp, cold air.

• Lift-Served Mountain Biking (Deer Valley Bike Park): Access over 60 miles of lift-served trails across six mountains, featuring flow trails designed by Gravity Logic for all ability levels. Bike rentals, lessons, and guided tours are available.

• Scenic Chairlift Rides: Enjoy a relaxing ride up the Silver Lake Express, Sterling Express, or Park City Mountain lifts for stunning, panoramic views of the Wasatch and Uinta mountain ranges, a cooler perspective on the area, and access to high-altitude hiking trails.

• Hiking on Alpine Trails: Explore miles of scenic, well-maintained trails through wildflower meadows and aspen groves. Specific popular trails include the Mid Mountain Trail (a long, moderate traverse) and the climb to Bald Mountain (for sweeping summit views).

• Alpine Coaster: A thrilling, gravity-powered sled ride winding through over a mile of loops and curves where you control the speed.

• Alpine Slide: One of the longest slides in the country, featuring four tracks where riders use a toboggan-like sled to descend.

• Flying Eagle Zip Line: A family-friendly zip line that glides you high above the base area.

• Fly Fishing: Engage in world-class blue-ribbon fly fishing on local rivers like the Provo or Weber, often with guided trips available for both novice and experienced anglers.

• Golfing with a View: Play a round at one of the area's picturesque courses, such as the Park City Golf Club or those at Wasatch Mountain State Park, which are famous for their high-altitude scenery, challenging designs, and typically cooler summer temperatures.

• Summer Bobsled Ride: Experience the thrill of the 2002 Winter Olympic track by riding a four-person, wheeled bobsled with an experienced pilot, reaching high speeds and experiencing significant G-forces.

• Extreme Ziplines and Ropes Courses: UOP offers several levels of ziplines, including one of the steepest in the world, as well as multiple ropes courses for varying skill levels to test agility and courage.

• Free Museums and Shows: Visit the Alf Engen Ski History Museum and the 2002 Olympic Winter Games Museum for free, or watch the Freestyle Aerial Shows featuring world-class athletes practicing jumps into the pool.

• Horseback Riding: Take a guided horseback ride on beautiful mountain trails, offering a peaceful and unique way to view the alpine scenery.

• Deer Valley Music Festival: Held at the Snow Park Outdoor Amphitheater, this annual event features the Utah Symphony and Utah Opera performing with world-renowned headlining artists across a variety of musical genres.

• Gourmet Picnics at Concerts: Enhance a Deer Valley concert experience by pre-ordering an award-winning Gourmet Picnic Basket or Bag filled with curated culinary delights, a signature Deer Valley service.

• Park Silly Sunday Market: A weekly, eco-friendly, open-air street festival and market held on Historic Main Street, featuring unique local arts, crafts, gourmet food, farmer's market produce, live music, and performance art (typically June through September).

• Historic Main Street Stroll and Shopping: Explore the charming, historic downtown district, which features original silver mining era structures, over 100 top-notch restaurants, boutiques, and art galleries.

• Jordanelle Reservoir Water Sports: Just a short drive from Park City, this state park offers rentals and access for a variety of water activities including Stand-Up Paddleboarding (SUP), kayaking, boating, jet skiing, and swimming.

Guided Snowshoe or Winter Fat Biking Excursions (Winter/Spring): Go beyond the ski runs with a guided trek on snowshoes or a specialized fat bike (a bicycle with oversized tires for snow) across groomed, scenic winter trails like those in Round Valley or near White Pine Touring. This offers a peaceful, low-impact way to experience the quiet beauty of the snow-covered high country.

Bobsled, Skeleton, or Luge Ride at Utah Olympic Park (Year-Round): Experience a thrilling ride down the official 2002 Winter Olympic sliding track. In the winter, visitors can ride with a professional pilot in the Comet Bobsled, reaching speeds up to 70 mph. In the summer (conditions permitting), they offer a wheeled bobsled experience on the track. The park also features museums and high-ropes courses in the warmer months.

Hot Air Ballooning over the Wasatch Mountains (Year-Round, weather dependent): Take to the skies just after sunrise for a serene and spectacular flight over the valleys and peaks near Park City. This provides unparalleled, panoramic views of the entire resort area and the stunning Wasatch Back, often followed by a traditional champagne toast.

Dining at The Viking Yurt (Winter): A truly unique winter culinary adventure. The evening begins with a snowcat-drawn sleigh ride up the mountain to a cozy, rustic yurt. Guests then enjoy a gourmet, multi-course Nordic-inspired dinner with live entertainment, creating a memorable, secluded dining event.

High West Distillery & Saloon Tour and Tasting (Year-Round): Visit the world’s only known ski-in/ski-out distillery located right in historic Park City. While the Main Street Saloon offers whiskey and cuisine, the nearby distillery location offers guided tours and formal tastings to learn about the history of Utah's first legal distillery since 1870 and sample their unique Western-inspired spirits.

Park City Yoga Adventures (Year-Round): Participate in unique yoga classes that blend fitness with adventure. Options include Paddleboard Yoga on calm mountain waters in the summer or a distinctive Homestead Crater Yoga class year-round inside the natural, 55-foot tall, geothermal spring dome near Midway (a short drive from Park City).

Fireside Dining at Deer Valley's Empire Lodge (Winter): A unique European-inspired dining experience where four massive stone fireplaces in the lodge are used to prepare the food. Guests move between stations, sampling Swiss raclette cheese, savory grilled meats, hearty stews, and decadent desserts served directly from the hearths.

Explore the Town's "Banksy" Street Art (Year-Round): Go on a self-guided hunt to find the original, authenticated pieces of art by the elusive British street artist, Banksy, which appeared in Park City around the time of the Sundance Film Festival. Most pieces are subtly located near or on Historic Main Street.

Fly Fishing on the Provo or Weber Rivers (Year-Round, conditions dependent): The nearby blue-ribbon Provo and Weber Rivers offer world-class fly fishing. Hire a local outfitter for a guided trip, which can be done year-round due to the constant water temperatures. In the winter, this often involves ice fishing or casting on open water sections in the beautiful Heber Valley.

Historic Ghost Tours of Main Street (Year-Round/Seasonal): Delve into Park City’s rugged past as a silver mining boomtown with a guided evening walk. A local historian recounts spooky tales of ghosts, local legends, and the fascinating, often dark, history associated with the buildings and alleys of the Historic Main Street district.