Food Scene

350 Main Brasserie:

Offers a sophisticated dining experience with a focus on French-inspired cuisine. The restaurant sources high-quality, locally sourced ingredients to create dishes that are both delicious and sustainable. The stylish atmosphere and attentive service make it a popular choice for special occasions and intimate dinners.

Firewood on Main:

Specializes in wood-fired cuisine, utilizing a custom-built hearth to cook its dishes. The menu features a selection of meats, seafood, and vegetables cooked over an open flame, resulting in bold and flavorful dishes. The restaurant's modern yet cozy atmosphere adds to the dining experience.

Park City Roadhouse Grill:

A cozy, family‑friendly brewpub at the “Gateway to Park City” on Park Avenue, serving breakfast through dinner since 2006 - featuring a menu of locally sourced pub classics (think eggs Benedict, buffalo burgers, mac & cheese) alongside handcrafted cocktails and a rotating selection of local beers. With a spacious, casual setting - including mountain views, a fireplace, outdoor patio, and on‑site parking - it’s a popular spot for locals and visitors alike looking for hearty comfort food and a laid‑back atmosphere.

Five5eeds:

A vibrant Aussie-inspired café in Park City, serving all-day breakfast and lunch with a strong focus on local, seasonal ingredients and Melbourne-style coffee - blended using beans imported and brewed to mimic Australian water profiles. Founded in 2015 by Australian expats Andrew and Tiffany Percy (named after their five kids), it quickly became known for inventive dishes like shakshouka, savory waffles (“chook”), superfood bowls, and pulled‑pork benedict, all served in a stylish, plant-filled space perfect for both grab‑and‑go and sit-down mornings.

Skiing & Snowboarding

Park City Mountain:

As one of the largest ski resorts in the United States, Park City Mountain Resort offers an extensive network of trails spread across 7,300 acres of skiable terrain. With diverse terrain suitable for all skill levels, including gentle beginner slopes and challenging expert runs, Park City Mountain Resort provides something for everyone. Additionally, the resort features excellent facilities, including ski-in/ski-out lodging, dining options, and après-ski activities.

Canyons Village At Park City:

Part of the larger Park City Mountain Resort, Canyons Village offers its own unique charm and amenities. With diverse terrain, including wide-open groomers and challenging glades, Canyons Village provides ample opportunities for skiing and snowboarding. The village also features a variety of lodging options, dining establishments, and après-ski activities, making it a popular choice for visitors seeking convenience and entertainment.

Deer Valley Resort:

Known for its upscale amenities and exceptional service, Deer Valley Resort consistently ranks among the top ski resorts in North America. With meticulously groomed slopes, luxurious lodges, and gourmet dining options, Deer Valley caters to discerning skiers and snowboarders seeking a premium experience. The resort also limits the number of lift tickets sold each day, ensuring shorter lift lines and a more exclusive atmosphere.

Other Things To Do

Park City Museum:

Dive into Park City's rich mining history at the Park City Museum, located on Historic Main Street. Explore interactive exhibits, artifacts, and multimedia displays that detail the town's evolution from a silver mining hub to a world-class destination.

Park City Alpine Coaster:

Thrill seekers, meet your match on Utah's largest Alpine Coaster. The elevated track winds you through more than a mile of loops, curves and hair-pin curves at speeds up to 30 mph. Just like your favorite roller coaster - but with the refreshing mountain scenery of Park City.

Utah Olympic Park:

Home to the 2002 Winter Olympics, the Utah Olympic Park offers a range of activities for visitors. Tour the Olympic museum, watch athletes train, or experience adrenaline-pumping adventures like the Comet Bobsled Ride or ziplining over the park's stunning landscape.

Woodward Park City:

Woodward Park City is a unique, year‑round action sports campus just off I‑80 in Park City, featuring a 66,000 ft² indoor hub and 60+ acres of terrain parks for skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking, skateboarding, BMX, scootering, parkour, trampolines, foam pits, and tubing. Designed for fun and progression, it offers lift‑served mountain biking in summer and snow tubing in winter, plus camps and lessons for all ages and skill levels - from beginners to pros . With a laid-back lounge cafe, free parking, evening hours, and a family-friendly vibe, it’s a standout destination for both locals and visitors to train, play, and challenge themselves.

Enjoy Park City!