Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Park City Ski Swap this weekend!

The 37th Annual Park City Ski Swap Ushers In The Start Of The Winter Ski and Snowboard SeasonThe Park City Ski Swap will take place November 6, 7, & 8 at the Basin Recreation Field House in Park City, Utah.

One of the largest, oldest ski swaps in North America, the Park City Ski Swap features over 25,000 sq. feet of new and used skis, snowboards, boots, poles, clothing and accessories all under one roof. "The ski swap started out small in 1972 but has grown to one of the largest ski swaps in the country" said Park City Ski Team Program Director and General Manager Jesse Hunt. "With people trying to make every dollar go further we believe this year's ski swap will be one of the best ever with discounted new equipment from the top vendors in the industry as well as quality used equipment" added Hunt.

The Park City Ski Swap will operate Friday night November 6th from 8pm-1am, Saturday November 7th from 10am-6pm and Sunday November 8th from 10am-2pm. Admission is $8 on Friday, $5 on Saturday and $2 on Sunday. Children under 12 are always free. For more information on the Park City Ski Swap, including how to sell your equipment at the swap, go to www.parkcityskiswap.com or call 435-649-8749. All proceeds from the Park City Ski Swap benefit the Park City Ski Team a (501) c3 non-profit organization.

More info on the Park City Ski Team

Tuesday, October 27, 2009

It's SNOWING - time to GET GOING and book your ski vacation


SNOW has returned to Park City, with over a foot expected through Wednesday, October 28th. Our ski resorts are gearing up for what will be another spectacular ski season. With Deer Valley Resort ranked as the #1 Ski Resort in N. America by Ski Magazine readers, don't miss your opportunity to ski Deer Valley this season. Park City Resort was ranked #5, and the Canyons also came in the top 20 ski areas.


Be sure to sign up for snow alerts so you'll be the first to know when the snow flies!

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Halloween at Glenwood Cemetary

On Sunday, October 25th ghosts will come to life at the Glenwood Cemetery. It will be the 16th year of Halloween at the Glenwood which features actors in costumes standing by their graves and telling about life and death in our old mining town. This unique and popular event runs from 12-2pm. There is no admission charge, but donations for the maintenance of the private Glenwood Cemetery are greatly appreciated.
Nothing brings history more to life than a group of actors in costume sharing true stories about life and death in old Park City! “Halloween at the Glenwood” is a locals’ favorite. Come listen to ‘residents’ stand by their graves to tell stories of happiness, sorrow, life and death.
Lannie Scopes as Deputy Sheriff Sam Billings.

Friday, October 9, 2009

A beautiful weekend set for Park City



With snow on the peaks, and fall colors thoughout town, this weekend is the time to visit Park City. The Park City Resort will be running the summer activities, including alpine slide and alpine coaster to name a few. The Park Silly market is still open noon to 4pm on Sunday. The golf course is open for a few more weeks as well. Come out and enjoy the weekend.

Thursday, October 1, 2009

The First Snowfall of the season in Park City



Deer Valley Resort, the #1 Resort in North America, gets it's first snowfall of the season. Get ready for a great ski season. Keep up to date on our weather and sign up for snow alerts so you'll be the first to know when the snow hits. Park City Weather

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Deer Valley Resort named #1 Resort by SKI Magazine readers


For the third time in a row, and the fifth time in a decade, Deer Valley Resort was voted the No. 1 ski resort in North America by readers of SKI Magazine. Rising from fifth place, Park City Mountain Resort (PCMR) was voted No. 4 overall. All three resorts were in the top 20, and The Canyons ranked highly in accessibility, on-mountain dining and lodging. Deer Valley president and general manager Bob Wheaton said taking care of the needs of his staff this past winter was key in helping them perform their best on the job. In a press release, Wheaton said, "In an effort to support and retain the heart and soul of our organization during this tough economic time, last season we made the decision to invest in the Resort's greatest asset: our staff." Book your Deer Valley Lodging with ResortQuest and take advantage of early season booking offers. View Deer Valley Vacation Specials now.

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Fall is my favorite time of year


How could you not enjoy the fall in Park City? Mountain biking, hiking, horseback riding and a FREE NIGHT?
The Canyons is open for summer activities through October 4th. The Flight of The Canyons gondola will take you on a scenic ride to Red Pine Lodge at 8,000 feet for mountain experiences to remember. Guests can choose to hike, ride mountain bikes, play a round of disc golf, or just sit back and enjoy the scenery.
Park City Mountain Resort open, September 22nd, from 12pm - 5pm. New fall hours now in effect through October 18th, 2009. Town lift now operates on Saturday & Sunday's only from 12pm - 5pm. Hikers can ride the lift for scenic views without the exertion - it's your ticket to the mountains. Once you reach the top, you can hike or bike along groomed access roads, exploring Park City's mining heritage on pristine trails.
Deer Valley is closed for lift-served mountain biking, but the trails are still open!