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Escape to Park City, Utah, this summer for an unforgettable blend of outdoor adventure, scenic beauty, and family fun. From the lush trails of Bridal Falls to the serene landscapes of Silver Lake, every moment spent outdoors in Park City brings fulfillment and joy, especially for the little adventurers. Whether you're hiking through breathtaking scenery, enjoying a water ski show, or savoring local flavors, Park City offers something special for every visitor.
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Things to do in Park City, Utah
Silver Lake Exploration: Accessible and family-friendly, with paved paths for strollers, ensuring everyone can enjoy the beauty.
Utah Olympic Park: From thrilling rides to the awe-inspiring water ski show, it's a must-visit for an adrenaline rush. Make sure to get there with plenty of time before your show to explore the museum. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the history and legacy of the Olympic Games, enhancing your visit with educational and inspiring exhibits. Visit Utah Olympic Park for more information.
Gondola Rides: Enjoy the tranquility of Park City from above in the summer, where peaceful rides offer unparalleled mountain views.
Downtown Park City: Stroll through the vibrant streets, visit Dolly's Bookstore for a quaint reading experience. Explore the Park City Museum for a dive into local history.
Day Trips:
Bridal Falls: Bridal Falls is not to be missed! This family-friendly trail is not only about the hike but also the destination. At the base of the waterfall, my kids had a blast playing in the water and skipping rocks. The natural beauty and interactive experience make it a perfect spot for families to enjoy and relax.
Rancho Luna Lobos: Discover the joy of meeting sled dogs in summer, a unique experience that's not just limited to winter. You’ll get to meet the pack, learn about the history of sled dogs, and even meet one of Balto’s relatives! If the weather permits, the sled dog safari is a great way to experience this time-honored tradition, with a warm weather twist. Visit Rancho Luna Lobos for more information.
Places to eat & drink in Park City, Utah
Dairy Keen: After a dip in the Homestead Crater, stopping here for some delightful ice cream is a must. A favorite treat for both kids and adults, it's the perfect way to cool down and savor the sweet moments of your Park City summer.
Five5eeds: Highly recommended for its fresh ingredients and delightful dishes, this husband-and-wife-run cafe is our top spot. Our kids loved the hot cakes, and the bacon and egg breakfast sandwich was filling without being too heavy. Plus, they know how to make a great cup of coffee.
Silver Star Cafe: Known for having the best elk burgers, this place offers incredible views alongside mouthwatering dishes, perfect for a meal out.
Davanza's Pizza: A casual spot great for families craving delicious pizza.
The Eating Establishment: Ideal for a nice lunch after exploring downtown, known for its inviting ambiance and rustic charm.
Tupelo: An upscale dining option, perfect for special evenings with innovative dishes.
501 Main: Delivers a sophisticated dining experience with a varied menu that impresses.
Riverhorse on Main: For a fancier dinner, this place is unbeatable with its exquisite menu and elegant setting.
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For more travel tips, check out Fora Advisor Jill Hirsberg's guide, The Ultimate Winter Getaway to Park City & Deer Valley.
This is part of our ongoing series on travel in Park City.