Park City Mountain Resort

This winter season, plan your entire vacation using Park City Mountain Resort's exclusive Park City Vacation Planner. Choose from lodging, lift tickets, on and off mountain adventures, dining, spa and more. Park City Mountain Resort has made it easier than ever to enjoy an all-inclusive vacation in Park City, Utah. Go to www.parkcitymountain.com for more information.

Park City Mountain Resort has expanded its terrain bringing the total run count to 106. The Resort has created a challenging new tree area for intermediate and advanced skiers and riders called Motherlode Meadows located between Single Jack and Sunnyside runs. In addition, the Resort has added a new run off of McConkey’s lift, named Georgeanna after an old mining claim located in this area, which will extend from the top of Tycoon to the bottom of McConkey’s Bowl, providing low-intermediates an easier way down from McConkey’s lift.

Park City Mountain Resort will showcase its new terrain in an innovative trail map that will debut this season. The new trail maps utilize color-coded mountain areas that highlight seven unique “zones” around the mountain to make the skiing and riding experience easier and more enjoyable.

Park City Mountain Resort has expanded its online interactive tours, located at www.MyMountainPlanner.com, to include Family Tours and Historic Mining Tours. The newly added Family Tours allow a group of varying ability to easily stay together around the mountain.The Historic Mining Tours, which commemorate the Resort’s 45th anniversary, allow guests to self-tour the long-standing mining areas by ski or snowboard and learn about the mining history that started Park City. The Historic Mining Tours are also offered twice daily on ski or snowboard by a mountain historian.

Park City Mountain Resort is dedicated to becoming the leader in environmentally sustainable in Utah, whether that is through purchasing wind power, changing light bulbs to CFLs or educating Resort employees and the community about what they can do to help. Last season, Park City Mountain Resort reduced its carbon output by nearly 3,800 tons and the goal this season is to reduce the Resort’s carbon footprint by at least an additional 500 tons.

Hours and Dates of Operation:
Scheduled to open: November 16, 2007
Scheduled to close: April 13, 2008
Lifts open daily from 9 am to 4 pm
Night skiing daily from 4 pm to 7:30 pm (scheduled to begin: December 25, 2007)

For more information or to make advanced reservations, please visit Park City Mountain Resort's web site at www.parkcitymountain.com.