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The Inside Guide To Park City is a published printed travel planner which you can pick up absolutley free when you arrive in Park City. Our Inside Guide contains information on Park City attractions, things to do, things to see, kids activities, Park City's best dining options, our nightlife, shopping, oh, and maps, maps and maps! Plus, the Inside Guide even has free discount coupons for you to use and save while you're visiting. Our Inside Guides & Travel Planners now include info on Salt Lake and skiing & snowboarding in Utah! This online version is slightly different than our printed guides, this is massive compared to our printed guides. There is just so much you can add to a printed guide before it gets too big to carry. This online version is a daily work in progress! It is constantly being worked on, and added to. So, if you are coming to Park City for a vacation, a meeting or convention, or for any other purpose, our Inside Guide can assist you with your travel planning, help you book the best hotel room, and save you money until you get here. Once you're in Utah, our printed Inside Guide will help you even further. From Lodging Options to Fine Dining    To Nighlife & Shopping    Park City Has It All Park City is an beautiful resort town, actually an old mining town in the Wasatch Mountains of Utah, and only 32 miles east of Utah's Capitol city Salt Lake City. Park City now caters to the thousands of fun loving skiers who come from all over the world to experience its dry fluffy powder, and the three world class ski resorts -- Park City Mountain Resort, Deer Valley Ski Resort, and The Canyons Ski Resort. Park City has lodging for more than 13,000 visitors, over 100 restaurants and scores of quaint shops. Utah's Wasatch Mountains are home to 7 world-class ski resorts, all within a 45 minute drive of the Salt Lake City International Airport! An abundance of beautiful sunny days, various terrains to suit everyone's needs, and quick access up the canyons, makes Skiing Utah a very wise choice for your next ski vacation! "Park City Utah's Powder" Imagine it's 9:07 a.m. and as you slide off the lift for the first run of the day, the air is crisp and as pure as glacial water. The sky is blue and twenty-four inches of fresh dry powder blanketed the mountain during the night, and you say to yourself 'thanks Mother Nature' for this incredible Utah weather! Now it's time for some serious fun as you push yourself down the slope. Now imagine gliding down a mountain in waist-deep, fluffy, dry powder, that's Skiing in Park City Utah! "Absolutely Stunning, isn't it about time you Ski Utah?" The Utah Olympic Park in Park City Utah was built in 2002 for the Utah Olympic Games. Now you can take a tour, watch Olympic athletes train and compete, and/or be thrilled on bobsled, zipline and alpine-slide rides year-round. Winter Bobsled Rides... On the winter track, you'll experience 5G's and speeds up to 80mph as you drop the equivalent of 40 stories in under 1 minute. You start at the actual bobsled start used during the 2002 Olympic Winter Games and ride the full track (just under a mile) from start to finish. Park City Mountain Resort With over 3,300 acres of the Greatest Snow on Earth, Park City's nine bowls and 108 trails will thrill you. The one word that best describes Park City Mountain Resort's terrain is variety. As Utah's largest ski area, both in terms of skiable acreage and lift capacity, Park City's 100 trails and 750 acres of open bowl skiing offer terrain to please every ability level and taste. Discounted lift tickets cost $74. The Canyons Last season, The Canyons Resort received over 400 inches of The Greatest Snow On Earth. Located in Park City, The Canyons is Utah's largest single ski and snowboard resort and one of the five largest in the U.S.A. Adult lift tickets are $96 for the 2011/12 ski season. Discounted lift tickets cost $74. Deer Valley - Voted #1 in North America 4 Years in a Row! Many fans of Utah skiing would never consider skiing anywhere other than at Deer Valley. They cite its impressive 3,000 foot vertical drop, its 1,750 skiable acres and, perhaps most importantly, its reputation for high quality customer service and exceptional restaurants and accommodations. There is, however, a price to be paid for all this impressive luxury. Deer Valley may well be one of the most expensive resorts in the world. Adult lift tickets for the 2011/12 ski season are high at $96 per day. Discounted lift tickets cost $79. But Deer Valley also restricts the number of skiers allowed on its slopes on a given day -- a remarkable and admirable innovation that may well make the steep price worthwhile. If only other pricey - and overcrowded -- Rocky Mountain resorts would follow suit. Chosen as the site of the combined slalom, slalom, mogul and aerial events for the 2002 Winter Olympic Games, Deer Valley is currently expanding its facilities and constructing venues for the various events. Since 1998, Deer Valley has invested nearly $25 million in improvements, including construction of new runs, installation of a new gondola, the addition of a new high-speed quad lift and the opening of eight new, extremely challenging chutes. As with Alta, snowboarders are not welcome at Deer Valley. Gourmet diners and those with a taste for luxurious shops and accommodations -- and bearing fat wallets - are quite welcome, however. Deer Valley is one of the few resorts anywhere with a staff so focused on service that attendants actually offer to help you unload your gear before parking. Welcome! We are proud to be able to bring you this Travel Planner & Guide To Park City. 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