Epic Pass
$289/day
North America
Park City Mountain
Utah, United States★4.5editor's rating
Park City Mountain is the largest ski resort in the United States, formed when Vail Resorts connected the former Park City and Canyons areas via the Quicksilver Gondola. It offers sprawling, mostly intermediate-friendly terrain across multiple peaks, with an Olympic legacy and a historic mining-town base just steps from the slopes.
Lift Ticket
$289/day
Vertical Drop
3,226 ft
Skiable Area
7,300 acres
Annual Snowfall
355"
Best For
Families & Sheer Size
Terrain Breakdown
Beginner 8% Intermediate 42% Advanced 50%
Mountain Stats
Base Elevation
6,800 ft
Summit Elevation
10,026 ft
Vertical Drop
3,226 ft
Skiable Area
7,300 acres
Lifts
41
Runs
330
Annual Snowfall
355"
Season
Late November – Mid-April
Pass
Epic Pass
Night Skiing
No
Terrain Parks
Yes
Nearest Town
Park City, UT
Highlights
Largest ski resort in the U.S. by skiable acreageQuicksilver Gondola links Park City and Canyons base areasSki-in/ski-out access to historic Main Street2002 Winter Olympics venue and event terrainEight terrain parks plus a super pipeEasy access from Salt Lake City International Airport
Pros
- ✓Enormous, varied terrain you can explore for a week without repeating runs
- ✓Excellent dry Utah powder with ~355 inches of annual snowfall
- ✓Town base with abundant lodging, dining, and nightlife on Main Street
- ✓Strong beginner and intermediate progression terrain
- ✓Quick 35-40 minute drive from a major international airport
Cons
- ✗Crowds and long lift lines during peak holiday periods
- ✗Very high walk-up day-ticket prices without an Epic Pass
- ✗Limited steep expert terrain compared to nearby Snowbird/Alta
- ✗Lower base elevation can mean variable snow on lower runs early/late season
Photo: Wikimedia Commons
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