600 Gilmor Way Park City 435-615-5700

The Park City Ice Arena has skating of all kinds and for all tastes.  Whether you’re into ice hockey or speed skating, figure skating or just having fun with your children, the Park City Ice Arena offers hours of enjoyment.  If you need lessons, the staff at the Arena will be glad to help you find the teacher you need.  If you’re looking to have a group event, they do birthday parties and corporate events for ice-time fun.

Web Site: Ice Arena

Deer Valley Resort Outdoor Amphitheatre Park City (435) 649-1000

Late in August when the summer heats up the days, music heats up the nights with the Park City Jazz Festival.  Not only can you hear some of the best Jazz musicians today, you can participate in free Jazz clinics to smooth out your own skills, learn the history of Jazz and get on with laying down some of the smoothest grooves you can.  Artists have included, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, Blues Travelers, and Anna Wilson

Web Site: Jazz Festival

Park City Mountain Resorts 1310 Lowell Ave. Park City (800).222-PARK (7275)

Park City Mountain Resorts has an exciting and complex human maze.  You can race the clock to complete it, or race your friends and family to see who can find his way out the fastest.  For added fun, you can even have a member of your party direct (or misdirect) you from the observation tower for excitement and laughs.

Web Site: Maze

Mountains and valleys give a unique opportunity to enjoy scenery and experience the breathtaking joys of the open air.  On your next visit to Park City Utah, try one of the many companies that offer hot air balloon rides.  Ever sunrise from the air in the quiet of a hot air balloon is a not to be missed experience! Contact your local Park City, Utah resort for a list of balloon ride specialists ready to take you up, up and away!

Web Site: Park City Balloon Adventures

Web Site: Sky Walker Balloon Adventures

Web Site: Morning Star Balloon Adventures

Park City Mountain Resorts 1310 Lowell Avenue, Park City (800).222-PARK (7275)

Up on a mountain and 3,000 feet of track.  You want fun in Park City, Utah, try the Alpine slides.  When it’s too hot for the luge, the alpine slide is ready for summer fun.  If that’s not to your taste, try the zip lines such as the Zip Rider.  At 100 feet in the air and zipping along at nearly 45 miles an hour, it’s excitement and fun that can’t be beat.

Web Site: Alpine Rides

2990 Bear Hollow Dr. Park City 435-658-4240

Skiing is hot in Park City, Utah and the Alf Engen Ski and Eege Eccles 2002 Winter Games Museums commemorate the apex of winter sports in Utah.  Open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day except Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Years Day, the museums offer guided tours of competition sites, exhibits about competitive skiing and even a back-stage view of the world of Olympic skiing.

Web Site: Alf Engen

1258 Center Drive. Park City 435-649-1767

Park City, Utah is host to some of the most breath-taking natural surroundings imaginable.  While many people see Park City as a ski resort, there’s more to it than that.  The Swaner Eco Center is a refuge for wildlife and offers miles of trails for mountain bikers, snowshoers and bird-watchers.  It offers programming for children and adults, with interactive exhibits and theater productions.  

Hours by appointment only – please call in advance.

Web Site: EcoCenter

3419 Olympic Parkway, Park City 435-658-4200.

Want to walk the same ground as champions?  In Park City, Utah, you can tour the Olympic Park for free.  However, for a small fee, you can also get a guided tour of the facility and not only see where the champions train, but see champions in training. 

If you’re a little more ready for a challenge, there are also winter sports clinics available. 

Web Site: Olympic Park

Every year since 1978, Park City, Utah has played host to the Sundance Film Festival.  Started as a showcase for small, independent films, it has become an extravaganza for the lovers of new, fresh moviemaking.  You never know what hidden gems one can find in independent films and the Sundance Film Festival has been dedicated for years to mining those gems to bring out to the public.

Hosted every year in January, it coincides well with any ski trip you might want to make!

Web Site: Sun Dance

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The Park City Museum has 5,000 square feet of display space and several interactive exhibits.  Get a real feel for what it was like to live in a silver mining town of the late 19^th century.   Experience the proud heritage of Park City, Utah in the Park City Museum from its silver mining days to its rejuvenation as one of the United States’ top resorts.

Web Site: Park City Museum