Skiing at Park City - This is a mountain that really lives up to its name. Up until the last few years they were known for long sweeping groomed runs. I always thought that it would be completely crowded but it turned out that the mountain has so much terrain that the skier per acre count is remarkably low, even on the busiest of days. Now, the mountain has built themselves a huge terrain park that is considered to be one of the finest in the industry and hands down the finest in our nation. This has attracted a large amount of big name skiers who bring the level of skiing one can immerse oneself in very very high. I love going to the very top of the east side terrain (where all the advanced terrain is located) from Brighton to the south and skiing down into the city for sushi, which is like night and day when you put your boots on in Big Cottonwood Canyon. Joey Smallwood

Skiing at Park City - Although Park City is a major destination ski resort, there is still a lot of uncrowded skiing to be had. The place is huge. A mountain run takes for-ev-er to complete. I have never made it without stopping to catch my breath. Another nice thing about Park City is you can catch a chair right in the middle of town. The night life in Park City is the best of any of the Utah resorts. There are so many places to go you can never get bored. Mic

Skiing Park City - No doubt, this resort is world class. Tanner Hall and crew like to rip the half pipe that is second to none in Utah and maybe the U.S. Think fast lifts, groomed runs, and plenty of amenities. Great for families but powderhounds may want to stay away.

Park City used to have the reputation of the expensive place to ski but today rates are reasonable at 45 dollars a day. My favorite place to ski at Park City is Jupiter Bowl. The only problem is that it takes a few lift rides to get there. Mark