Park City trip planner

Known globally as the home of the country's largest independent film festival, Park City finds its roots as an old silver boomtown located on the slopes of the Wasatch Mountains, part of the Rocky Mountains. Although many people recognize it as a winter wonderland that was used for the 2002 Olympic Games, this small town offers year-round indoor and outdoor activities, including hiking, biking, golfing, shopping, and dining. The town of about 8,000 boasts a free citywide transit system, but you can easily explore most of its major attractions on foot; if you happen to visit when snow covers the ground, explore it on skis. The city's single main street contains most of its shops, museums, galleries, and restaurants. Make Park City central to your United States travel plans using our United States travel itinerary maker.