It's 9:05 a.m. as you glide off the lift first run of the day. The air is frosty and pure as glacier water. The sky is cloudless. Eight inches of bone-dry powder blanketed the mountain last night, and you mentally thank Mother Nature for this magnificent quirk of Utah's climate. You tighten your boots a notch, lower your center of gravity, and drop off into heaven.
These mountain conditions aren't just great, they're epic. And in Park City, they're common.
From deep powder bowls to long groomed runs, gentle beginner slopes to steep chutes, three world-class terrain parks and the 2002 Olympic Superpipe, Park City Mountain Resort has something for everyone. The Resort has a wide selection of terrain from beginner to expert, allowing the whole family to ski what they want, when they want. And, with our Fast Tracks pass, free with all 4+ multi-day tickets, it's easier to get more skiing and riding in. This special pass, available at the Resort Services Office, allows the holder access to express lanes at our most popular lifts.
Rich in tradition and fun, Park City Mountain Resort has earned acclaim by long-time loyalists as the heart of American skiing.
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Additional InformationPARK CITY MOUNTAIN RESORT INVESTS $5 MILLION IN IMPROVEMENTS FOR THE 2004 - 2005 WINTER SEASON
Park City, Utah (Winter 2004-2005) - Park City Mountain Resort, ranked a top ten resort by Ski magazine the last 17 years, continues to enhance the on-mountain experience for its guests with nearly $5 million in improvements for the 2004 - 2005 season.
"Replacing the First Time chairlift with a high-speed, four-passenger detachable lift is our biggest investment for the 2004 - 2005 season," said Julie Hopkins, director of marketing and sales for the Resort. "The replacement of this lift will give our beginner skiers and snowboarders a better learning experience and more efficiently move skiers out of the lower base area of the Resort."
