Reviews for Park City

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Dave B
Setting aside the awful conditions this year, which isn't their fault, ...well, ill say that grooming at Vail and on canyons is much better than PC side. Vail grooming in poor conditions puts all of PC to shame. But really update the map so its clear which way cats and traversals go. Put signs at more of the splits so its clear which way the trail goes. If you're going to put up signs for a lift or a gondy, which is nice, then they need to persist at all the functions so you don't have to guess at 5 splits between signs. Its not like Vail Resorts can't afford more signs, given pass prices. :-P Vail is bigger than PC by a mile and I had no issues navigating around my first time there. Ive been to PC 4 times now and I still spend time lost every time.
Signage vs Map doesn't align, hard to get around compared to Canyons or Vail
Nicholas Beaulieu
This is our 5th time here but likely the last. So crowed with few trails open. Ski Patrol is on strike and they can't open the trails. They refuse to provide a raise of $2/hr and also cancelled Patrols shuttles to the mountain.....they pay$21/hr do not provide funding for their mandatory and continuous training. The corporation is making bank and they refuse to spread the wealth....corporate American greed strikes again and not only do the workers suffer but the consumer product is degraded and even more expensive.....save time and money and go somewhere that pays a living wage to their people. Do not reward these soulless corporations.
Great amenities and friendly people
Plenty of snow...very few trails open and very crowded
Ann Lynn
We visit Park City every year because the views are breathtaking, and there are always new trails to explore. The backcountry is incredibly fun, and it's also a great place to learn snowboarding, which I started last year. Be sure to bring enough snow jackets and pants, as local stores don’t offer many stylish options. I prefer baggy outfits for snowboarding, with 686 and Dopesnow as my favorite brands. Recently, I found amazing snow jackets and hoodies from YoloSnowClub on Instagram. Their chic, bright-colored apparel is high quality, overall, make sure you pack enough clothing and gloves for your trip to Park City!
Great views and apre ski vibes
Local stores don’t offer many stylish options
Cp Gartner
Sort out the parking. It is diabolical
You have other areas nearby
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Mike Secko
My family had a great time. Conditions were phenomenal.
Two resorts in one. A lot of terrain. Good for all ages and abilities.
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Tom Terry
I’m a huge fan of what used to be The Canyons. Amazing blue runs and not too crowded. Wish it was still its own ski area.
Awesome blue runs.
Tough to get from one side to the other.
WILLIAM PANG-GEE
Lots of mountain to explore and so many trails. Mountainvillage a bit crowded and runs didn't feel excellent but once you go to canyon side it was incredible and completely different ! Only downside is you have to be comfortable skiing blues to get over there so no exactly beginner friendly
Great for intermediate and advanced skiers. So much mountain and trails to explore will never get bored.
Not great for beginners
Tom Kispert
If they could fix the parking and long traffic lines getting in and out, a lot of shortcomings could be overlooked.
Interconnect with canyons and park city lets you experience two different ski vibes. Lift lines move pretty fast. Great snow on a pow day.
Kinda pricey but good quality. Could use more places to sit with a cocktail at the base. Long lines of traffic to get in and out.
Jared Cohen
Wish the full mountain was open more, often multiple lifts are closed.
Large resort with varied terrain, good snow
Crowded lifts at bottom to get into mountain, tough to get across mountains
Parke resort for many years and this was the first year that I’ve seen entire areas closed, which would never before closed. With Val canceling the volunteer patrol I think they did a big disservice to all the public that comes to Park City. Their parking still terrible and now with the increase of skiers due to the epic and icon pass, they need to do something about parking
Park city Mountain separate from acquired canyons basically has something for everybody
Number of clothes areas this year, which I’ve never seen before. The grooming wasn’t up to standard and friendliness of the lift operators was basically zero.
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