Park City, home to Deer Valley and Park City Mountain Resort, and the Sundance Film Festival.

About Park City / Ski Resorts

Park City is a former silver mining town turned world-class ski destination, home to two major resorts: Park City Mountain (the largest ski area in the US after merging with Canyons) and Deer Valley Resort (known for luxury and groomed runs). The town also hosts the Sundance Film Festival each January, transforming its charming Historic Main Street into a celebrity-studded cultural event.

Historic Main Street runs through the heart of town with Victorian-era buildings housing independent boutiques, art galleries, and restaurants ranging from casual to fine dining. In summer, Park City offers mountain biking, hiking, golf, and the Olympic legacy venues from the 2002 Winter Games, including the Utah Olympic Park where you can ride a bobsled or zipline. The town operates free bus service throughout the resort areas.

Nearby Landmarks

Park City Mountain Resort Deer Valley Resort Historic Main Street Utah Olympic Park

Transport Options

Taxi

Cost $80-120
Time 45-75 minutes

Follow "Taxi" signs at arrivals. Queue at official taxi stand. Metered fares, no need to negotiate.

Rideshare (Grab/Uber)

Cost $65-95
Time 45-75 minutes

Ground Transportation lower level

Step-by-Step Directions

Book a shared shuttle service (Canyon Transportation, PC Express) in advance. Shared shuttles cost $40-50/person. Private car service $120-180.

Quick Comparison

Option Cost Time Best For
Taxi $80-120 45-75 minutes Convenience, groups, heavy luggage
Rideshare $65-95 45-75 minutes Budget-conscious, app users

Good to Know

Late Night Transport

Utah Transit Authority (UTA) ski buses run from SLC to Park City on winter mornings but not late at night. After 10 PM, a taxi or rideshare costs $60-80. Park City's free town bus runs until about 11 PM within the resort area.

Luggage Tips

Rental cars need snow tires or chains in winter (Utah law requires adequate traction tires on canyon roads). Ski/snowboard bags are oversized—ensure your vehicle has roof racks or adequate cargo space. Shuttle services like Canyon Transport accommodate ski equipment.

Accessibility

Park City's free bus system includes ADA-accessible vehicles. Historic Main Street has wheelchair-accessible sidewalks. Both ski resorts offer adaptive skiing programs. I-80 rest stops in the canyon have accessible facilities.