3 Ways to Do Park City in Summer: In the Air, Through the Woods, and Under Water
By Bob Winter \ August 12 2009
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Oct 9 2013
Ready for the Luxist's point of view on how to do Park City in the summer? Here is their list - Freestyle skiing at Utah Olympic Park, mountain biking at Deer Valley, and scuba diving at the Homestead Crater.
As the comments suggest, don't forget Park City's Alpine Coaster!
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3 Comments
Shamrockman \ 10.1 years ago
This looks like so much fun! How does it not hurt when the people land in the water from so high?
Tristanski \ 11.8 years ago
Jumping in the pool is a fantastic way to feel like a superhero. I've "landed" huge front, back and side flips on skis and a snowboard. All to the roaring crowds of fans watching poolside.
Powder Matt \ 11.9 years ago
Wow this is very cool! we visited last year and watched this action! Now getting ready for Powder!
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