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Things to do in Park City in winter

Beyond the slopes, Park City in winter means snowmobiling (Red Pine Adventures, 2050 W. White Pine Canyon Rd.), dog sledding (Rancho Luna Lobos, 4733 W Browns Canyon Rd, Peoa), sleigh rides (Snowed Inn Sleigh Company, 1310 Lowell Ave), and hot springs (Homestead Resort, Midway (about 30 minutes from Park City)).

Park City was founded in 1869 as a silver mining town, and its Main Street historic district was rebuilt after a fire in 1898. The ski season runs from late November to mid-April, and Park City Mountain reports about 365 inches of snow a year. Park City Mountain opens November 20, 2026 and Deer Valley opens December 5, 2026.

Snowmobiling

Red Pine Adventures, 2050 W. White Pine Canyon Rd.

Red Pine Adventures snowmobile tours

Guided small-group tours of about 1.5 hours on more than 1,000 acres of private land next to Canyons Village. Free pickup from the Park City area.

From $299 per single rider (+$50 for a double), as listed on 2026-11-08

Dog sledding

Rancho Luna Lobos, 4733 W Browns Canyon Rd, Peoa

Dog sledding at Rancho Luna Lobos

Winter dog sled experiences with a rescue sled dog team. Tours often sell out, so book early.

Sleigh rides

Snowed Inn Sleigh Company, 1310 Lowell Ave

Snowed Inn Sleigh Company

Horse-drawn sleigh rides run nightly in winter. Choose a 20 to 25 minute ride or a 2 hour ride with a western-style dinner and live music at the lodge.

Hot springs

Homestead Resort, Midway (about 30 minutes from Park City)

The Crater at Homestead

A geothermal pool inside a 55-foot limestone dome, with water at 90 to 96 F all year. You can soak, swim, snorkel or scuba dive. It closes for renovations in April and May 2027.

$30 per 1-hour soak session, as listed on 2026-11-08

Ice skating

Resort Center, Park City Mountain base

Resort Center Ice Rink

An outdoor rink at the base of Park City Mountain with music, lights and fire pits. Skate rentals are available and it is open daily.

Tubing

Woodward Park City

Snow tubing at Woodward Park City

Two-hour tubing sessions that start on the hour. Open to kids age 3 and up.

Cross-country skiing

White Pine Touring, 1541 Thaynes Canyon Drive

White Pine Touring Nordic Center

More than 20 km of groomed trails for classic and skate skiing. White Pine also runs snowshoe tours and rentals.

Museums and history

Utah Olympic Park

Utah Olympic Park museums

The park's ski and 2002 Winter Games museums sit at the base of the Olympic ski jumps. They are open daily from 9 am to 6 pm.

Park City Museum, 528 Main Street

Park City Museum

Exhibits on the town's mining and ski history in a building on Main Street. Open daily 10 am to 5 pm.

$15 per adult, free for ages 17 and under, as listed on 2026-11-08

Food and drink

High West Saloon, 703 Park Avenue

High West Saloon

A 21+ whiskey saloon from High West Distillery, serving house whiskeys, flights and food. Walk-in only, open daily 11 am to 9 pm.

More to do

Utah Olympic Park

Winter Bobsled Experience at Utah Olympic Park

Ride the 2002 Olympic track with a professional pilot. The ride lasts under a minute and riders must be at least 13 and 100 lbs.

From $225 per person ($249 on holiday dates), as listed on 2026-11-08

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Free things to do

Winter events

Not skiing? Book dog sledding and the Olympic bobsled weeks ahead, then spend a free afternoon on Main Street and at the Park City Museum.

Where to stay in Park City

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Park City in winter: questions

What is there to do in Park City in winter besides skiing?

Beyond the slopes, Park City in winter means snowmobiling (Red Pine Adventures, 2050 W. White Pine Canyon Rd.), dog sledding (Rancho Luna Lobos, 4733 W Browns Canyon Rd, Peoa), sleigh rides (Snowed Inn Sleigh Company, 1310 Lowell Ave), and hot springs (Homestead Resort, Midway (about 30 minutes from Park City)). Book dog sledding and the Olympic bobsled weeks ahead, then spend a free afternoon on Main Street and at the Park City Museum.

Can you go snowmobiling in Park City?

Yes. Red Pine Adventures, 2050 W. White Pine Canyon Rd.: Guided small-group tours of about 1.5 hours on more than 1,000 acres of private land next to Canyons Village. Free pickup from the Park City area.

Can you go dog sledding in Park City?

Yes. Rancho Luna Lobos, 4733 W Browns Canyon Rd, Peoa: Winter dog sled experiences with a rescue sled dog team. Tours often sell out, so book early.

Are there hot springs near Park City?

Yes. Homestead Resort, Midway (about 30 minutes from Park City): A geothermal pool inside a 55-foot limestone dome, with water at 90 to 96 F all year. You can soak, swim, snorkel or scuba dive. It closes for renovations in April and May 2027.

Are there sleigh rides in Park City?

Yes. Snowed Inn Sleigh Company, 1310 Lowell Ave: Horse-drawn sleigh rides run nightly in winter. Choose a 20 to 25 minute ride or a 2 hour ride with a western-style dinner and live music at the lodge.

What can you do for free in Park City in winter?

Historic Main Street: walk a district of buildings rebuilt after the 1898 fire, now full of shops, galleries and restaurants. Snow Globe Stroll: holiday displays on Main Street from November 20, 2026 to January 3, 2027. Historic Mine Route: a self-guided route with a free audio guide from the Park City Museum. Park City Museum for kids: free admission for ages 17 and under.

Is it snowing in Park City this week?

As of November 8, 2026, Park City has 0.0" and Deer Valley has 0.0" of snow in the 7-day forecast.

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