So you’ve landed at Salt Lake International Airport, and while the Greatest Snow on Earth® is calling everyone else to play, you’re wondering if there are things to do besides skiing or snowboarding in Park City. This mountain town has more to offer than just downhill rushes. Here’s a list of ways you can still have a fantastic time at Park City Mountain Resort without ever setting foot on a slope
Here are 16 ways to have fun in Park City without skiing this winter, with ideas for everyone from kids to grown-ups!
1. Scenic Gondola Ride
If you are not into skiing or snowboarding, there still is a way you can enjoy the Wasatch Mountains. Soak in Park City’s stunning views upon the Red Pine Gondola chairlift as a foot passenger. The ride begins at the main base area of Canyons Village. Once you’ve reached the top, stroll to Red Pine Lodge. Here, you’ll get the perfect spot to relax and enjoy the après-ski atmosphere with some hot cocoa before stepping onto the deck to watch the skiers and snowboarders carve it up on the slopes. It’s the best of both worlds, with mountain views and camaraderie, without ever having to hit the snow yourself.
📍 Location: Canyons Village Base Area
⏰ Operating Hours: Gondola hours 9am – 4pm (last tickets are sold at 3:30pm); Red Pine Lodge hours 10:30am – 3pm daily
💲 Cost: From $29
💡 Tip: Save 15% on lift tickets by purchasing online in advance (Ts & Cs apply), and be sure to wear suitable winter footwear if you plan to disembark at the top, as the terrain can be snowy and slippery.
Scenic rides on the Red Pine Gondola at Canyons Village in Park City, Utah.
2. Snowtubing
Park City has some of the best tubing hills in the area, with runs that are fun for all ages and are guaranteed to deliver good times and laughs. You can zip down the fast lane or casually cruise with friends. The best part is that many tubing parks feature magic carpets or lifts that carry you and your tube back to the top so you can focus on the fun part — flying down again. Our snow tubing guide will take you to 7 of the best tubing spots in Park City, ensuring an unforgettable day in the snow.
📍 Location: Various
⏰ Operating Hours: Various
💲 Cost: Free – $89
💡 Tip: Protect your eyes with goggles or sunglasses that offer UV protection to keep the glare at bay.
Snowtubing at Woodward Park City.
3. Ride the Mountain Coaster
Experience the beauty of Park City Mountain on Utah’s longest Mountain Coaster. The track is over a mile long and will take you through curves and winding tracks at up to 25 mph speeds.
📍 Location: Park City Mountain Village
⏰ Operating Hours: 11am – 4pm (weather dependent)
💲 Cost: $20 – $38
💡 Tip: Save 15% on lift tickets by purchasing online in advance (Ts & Cs apply), and be sure to wear suitable winter footwear, as the terrain can be snowy and slippery.
A mother and daughter ride down the Park City Mountain Coaster in the winter.
4. Flying Eagle Zipline
Dangle your feet in the air as you glide at speeds of up to 50 mph and enjoy the views of the winter wonderland below. The biplane is designed to be accessible to all thrill seekers, making it fun for the whole family. The two-person ride starts and ends at the same location, making it convenient to hop right back on for another adventure or coordinate large groups.
📍 Location: Park City Mountain Village
⏰ Operating Hours: 11am – 4pm (weather dependent)
💲 Cost: From $16 – $21
💡 Tip: Save 15% on lift tickets by purchasing online in advance (Ts & Cs apply), and be sure to wear suitable winter footwear if you plan to disembark at the top, as the terrain can be snowy and slippery.
Kids riding the Park City Flying Eagle Zipline in the winter.
5. Explore Historic Main Street
Main Street Park City has over 200 unique businesses, offering something for everyone. There is something for those in the mood to shop, tour downtown Park City on the free trolley, dine at one-of-a-kind restaurants, or explore free museums; you’ll find plenty to keep you entertained.
📍 Location: Downtown Main Street
⏰ Operating Hours: All hours
💲 Cost: Activity dependant
💡 Tip: Ride the free trolley from the bottom of Main Street to the top and walk down!
Ride Park City’s free Main Street Trolley!
6. Discover Banksy!
Banksy, a provocative street artist, has had his work appear in unexpected places across the globe, and Park City is no exception. Several pieces are hidden throughout the silver mining town, especially along historic Main Street. To embark on a hunt to discover his artwork across Park City, Utah, check out our article on Where to Find Banksy’s Art in Park City.
📍 Location: Downtown Main Street
⏰ Operating Hours: All hours
💲 Cost: Free
💡 Tip: Local art galleries like the Kimball Art Center may have insider knowledge about Banky’s work in the area and, as such, may have information on the locations of his murals or offer tips for spotting them.
Banksy artwork in Park City, Utah.
7. Enjoy a Spa Day
The ultimate relaxation destination at Park City is Spa Montage Deer Valley. This luxurious 35,000-square-foot spa offers a wide range of rejuvenating treatments in a setting that encourages relaxation and renewal. The spa features an array of amenities, including an indoor lap pool, a co-ed relaxation center, and a hydrotherapy and a steam room designed to soothe and revitalize.
📍 Location: Montage Deer Valley
⏰ Operating Hours: 8am – 7pm
💲 Cost: $35 – $1,200
💡 Tip: Spa Montage offers personalized treatments for your skin or body type. If you’re unsure what’s best for you, ask for a custom facial or a signature massage tailored to your needs.
Montage at Deer Valley, Utah.
8. Ice Skating
The Park City Ice Rink at Park City Mountain Village Resort allows you to skate under twinkling lights surrounded by festive music and fire pits. The rink provides ski rentals for beginners and advanced skaters and complimentary ice walkers for beginners and kids.
📍 Location: Park City Mountain Village Resort
⏰ Operating Hours: 10am – 8pm
💲 Cost: $25 includes skates, $15 if you have your own
💡 Tip: If you plan to skate at peak times, go early in the day or later in the evening to avoid the crowds.
Ice skating at Park City’s Mountain Village.
9. Magical Sleigh Ride
For a magical winter experience, you can go on a traditional horse-drawn sleigh ride. You’ll be kept warm in blankets as you take a nighttime tour of the Park City forests and meadows. There are also dinner sleigh rides available for a little something extra special. These rides end at a charming lodge where an intimate meal is served. Young kids will love interacting with the friendly horses, creating a core bucket list memory.
📍 Location: Park City Mountain Village, Deer Valley
⏰ Operating Hours: Various
💲 Cost: From $100 per person
💡 Tip: Even though you will be wrapped up in blankets, dress warmly for the weather. Our Beginner’s Guide to Layering article provides helpful information on how to dress for warmth.
Snowed Inn sleigh ride at Park City Mountain Village.
10. Wine Tasting Classes
Fox School of Wine offers interactive wine-tasting classes on Friday nights. Each class includes a blind tasting challenge, where you’ll test your palate to identify different wines. There will also be a tasting of curated wines from various regions. This has led to locals affectionally dubbing the event educational happy hour.
📍 Location: Downtown, Park City
⏰ Operating Hours: Open 24 hours
💲 Cost: Depends on size of group
💡 Tip: Eat something light beforehand.
Fox School of Wine: Wine and Mines Tour, Park City, Utah
11. Winter Hike
The change in season doesn’t have to keep you off the trails. It offers a unique opportunity to experience nature serenely. Park City, Utah trails, such as McLeod Creek, Round Valley, and the Rail Trail, provide a peaceful trek with stunning snowy landscapes. Winter transforms the landscape, revealing unobstructed vistas and the chance to don spiked snow boots or snowshoes. Not to mention, there is the opportunity to have wildlife encounters with elk or deer.
📍 Location: Park City area
⏰ Operating Hours: Varies
💲 Cost: Free, or $90 for a 2-hour snowshoe tour
💡 Tip: Consider wearing microspikes or snowshoes for tackling the snowy trails.
12. Sled with Huskies
Dog sledding is a unique way to explore the beauty of Park City in Winter. Teams of huskies or other arctic breeds pull a sled across the snowy terrain. Guided tours are usually leisurely rides across areas of Park City off the beaten path.
📍 Location: Park City area
⏰ Operating Hours: Varies
💲 Cost: From $400 for 2-hours
💡 Tip: Dress in warm, moisture-wicking layers to keep warm. Check out our tutorial detailing how to keep warm on the slopes.
Park City dog sled experience with All Seasons Adventures.
13. Snowmobiling
With snowmobiling, you can still experience the rugged beauty of Park City. Park City Peaks Snowmobiling has 20,000 acres of private terrain on one of Utah’s highest ranches, where you can reach elevations of up to 11,000 feet — higher than anywhere else in the state. With up to 30 feet of snow annually, you can expect to ride through a winter wonderland of deep powder on new Ski-Doo snowmobiles. You also visit iconic spots where the hit TV series Yellowstone was filmed.
📍 Location: Oakley, Utah
⏰ Operating Hours: Daily 8am – 8pm
💲 Cost: From $259 per driver and $59 per passenger
💡 Tip: Travel with a map, as there is limited cell phone coverage. However, if you are on E Weber Canyon Road, it will dead end at the location.
Snowmobile tours in Park City, Utah
14. Fat Biking
Mountain biking isn’t just for the summer. White Pine Touring offers a unique way to enjoy the winter landscape on fat bikes. The specially designed bikes with oversized tires provide exceptional traction on snow and ice. Winters in Park City provide plenty of sunny days and firm frozen trails, which are perfect for fat biking. Add in expert guides, and you’re guaranteed a safe, fun, and memorable adventure.
📍 Location: Kimball Junction
⏰ Operating Hours: Daily 9am – 6pm
💲 Cost: From $52 for fatbike rentals and $175 per person for guided tours
💡 Tip: Get the store to adjust the tire pressure for the terrain when renting
White Pine Park City winter fat biking tour.
15. Snowga
Après Ski Yoga from Eventful Yoga offers the perfect way to unwind. The post-ski stretch helps you relax your muscles and prepare for the next adventure. But this is not the only way to enjoy this unique outdoor activity in the serene, snowy atmosphere. You can practice yoga in the fresh mountain air with the proper layers with their snow classes. This standalone class can also be added to a hike or snowshoeing excursion. It is also perfect for any group event, as Eventful brings the classes directly to your accommodation for your convenience.
📍 Location: Park City area
⏰ Operating Hours: 24 hours
💲 Cost: From $90, including a snowshoe hike
💡 Tip: Using props such as blocks, cushions, and straps is incredibly helpful for beginners with tight muscles.
Eventful snow yoga in Park City, Utah
16. Bar Hopping
Park City, Utah, has a lively and diverse bar scene that makes barhopping across town a must-do activity, especially for a night out. You can start at one of the ski-in/ski-out bars near the base of the mountain in town before heading to one of Park City’s intimate cocktail lounges to enjoy creative drinks in style. One of the town’s most popular bars is High West Distillery, which has won many awards for its whiskey. Read our Ultimate Guide to Bars In Park City, Utah article for more bar hopping suggestions.
📍 Location: Park City area
⏰ Operating Hours: Varies
💲 Cost: From $10 per person
Conclusion
This only scratches the surface of the incredible winter activities Park City has to offer, but it’s enough to get you started on your adventure. So, bundle up, grab your gear, and prepare to make unforgettable memories in Park City.
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