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When people ponder Park City, they most likely conjure up images ofworld-class skiing.
But theres a lot more going on in thisidyllic mountain townthat doesnt receive international attention.
For starters, Park City is a worthwhile destination for all seasons.
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Indeed,shoulder seasonhere is perhaps its best-kept secret.
you’re able to grab a drink from the worlds only ski-in gastrodistllery.
This particular part of Utah is more than a thousand miles from the nearest ocean.
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Park City is your own personal oyster, nonetheless.
Take a pluck with some expert advice.
Weve queried a handful of locals to reveal their favorite things to do in town.
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It wasnt easy, but weve whittled down that guidance to no less than 20 recommendations.
Ski Deer Valley Resort with a champion.
Park City is home to two world-class resorts.
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In addition to its eponymous mountain, theres alsoDeer Valley, with its 2,000 acres ofskiable terrain.
The experience doesnt come cheap, though.
A full day with one of the six local legends will set you back $2,800.
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Pack the ultimate picnic.
But she doesnt only want to be inside to enjoy it.
Go blow some glass.
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When shes not busy behind the bar, she likes to get behind the torch atRed Flower Studios.
Toast to your artsy accomplishment with a pint of local craft beer.
The popular hangout also specializes in dark lagers and hoppy IPAs.
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Menus change with the season, but the house ale, DOPO, is a perennial standby on draft.
Partake in inclusive winter sports.
Have dinner in a yurt on top of a mountain.
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The experience begins promptly at 5:45 p.m. with a 25-minute sleigh ride up to the pinnacle of Park City.
Youre welcomed into the yurt with a mug of glogg as you settle in for a 3.5-hour dining adventure.
Dinners start at $280 per person, including tax and gratuity, and must be reserved in advance.
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Take a shot from the world’s longest shot ski.
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If youre hankering for something a bit stronger,High Westhas you covered.
But this original location remains home to a boisterous bar and restaurant.
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Every October, it hosts the Worlds Longest Shot Ski event.
Discover the area’s (haunted) history.
Refuel at the best new restaurants in town.
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The newest hot spot on Main Street isPine Cone Ridge, according to Woodman.
Escape from Main Sreet.
They can be booked for up to 10 players, starting at $39 per person.
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Its a great afternoon out for families.
Sip some local vino.
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Old Town Cellarsoperates a bar and lounge featuring sommelier-led wine tastings.
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you could enjoy a bespoke assortment of pours tailored to your exacting specifications.
Or, it’s possible for you to let it ride with a dealers choice of offerings.
It can include wines that are expertly blended right here in town.
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Whatever enters your glass, youll walk away with a wider sense of knowledge for the art of oenology.
Spice things up with some sensational shakshuka.
Peruse lots of boutiques.
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If you like to shop local, youre in luck.
Theres no shortage of independently owned establishments in downtown Park City.
Even within a short stroll, youll find something to suit all tastes, according to Alvarez.
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Im lovingMinnowsright now for the most adorable kids clothing, she says.
Im also a big fan ofJW Bennetfor custom hats that instantly elevate any outfit.
AndPark City Gardensfor the plant-obsessed.
Explore a setting specializing in social aid.
Book a stay at a luxury hotel.
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When it comes to five-star accommodations, Park City provides a range of options.
Each offer multiple dining options, robust spa services, and heated pools.
When ski season starts, expect those rates to double.
Bake some babka.
Bookings start at $115 per person and are hosted year-round.
Rent an e-bike and roll through town.
Biking Park City is a great way to take in the sights while also appreciating the fresh mountain air.
E-bikes are a fun and fairly affordable workaround.
it’s possible for you to rent yours fromPedego, starting at $85 for a half day.
Get a good bit of exercise without feeling floored.
Enjoy a scenic drive outside of town.
Aspens, evergreens, and billowing fields filled with wildflowers will surround you in every direction.
And those vistas only become increasingly expansive as you summit the 9,717-foot crest of the Wasatch Range.
Feed your sense of adventure on the alpine coaster.
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ThePark City Mountain Coasteris the longest of its kind in all of Utah.
Tickets to the top start at $30 per ride, but the views are priceless.
Admire all the art.
Park City boasts an unexpectedly large art scene for a town of its size.
It’s free and open to the public.
