Park City Resort Information

Mountain Size

Park City Mountain spans 7,300+ skiable acres, making it the largest ski resort in the United States. The mountain offers around 348–350 trails served by 41–43 lifts, a 3,226-foot vertical drop, and terrain for every ability. The summit reaches over 10,000 ft with a base near 6,900 ft, giving riders expansive views and varied skiing, from wide groomers to steep bowls.

Snowfall & Conditions

Park City Mountain sees around 300–355+ inches of snow per season, delivering light, dry powder from November through April. The resort averages 50–60+ snowfall days, with consistent base depths and excellent coverage supported by snowmaking.

Lifts

Park City Mountain boasts one of the largest lift networks in North America, with high-speed quads, gondolas, and seamless connections that make exploring vast terrain fast, smooth, and efficient.

Runs & Terrain

From mellow green cruisers to steep alpine bowls and technical tree runs, Park City offers terrain for every level, blending wide groomers with challenging expert zones and legendary off-piste lines.

Home Run

One of Park City's longest green runs, Home Run offers wide-open cruising and a scenic descent back to the base area, perfect for beginners gaining endurance.

Silver King & Little Kings

Located near the base, these mellow runs provide easy lift access and forgiving terrain, making them popular for ski school lessons and first-day riders.

Three Kings Terrain Park

One of Park City's most popular parks, offering a mix of rails, jumps, and technical features that cater to intermediate and advanced freestyle skiers.

Pick Axe Park

A progression-friendly terrain park featuring small to medium jumps and rails, ideal for riders learning freestyle basics in a low-pressure environment.