Park City
Historic Main Street, world-class skiing, and a year-round mountain town pulse.
Old Town is the original heart of Park City, founded as a silver mining camp in the 1800s and now one of the most charming mountain villages in the West. Main Street's restored brick buildings house dozens of restaurants, art galleries, boutiques, and bars — and the Town Lift drops skiers right into the Park City Mountain ski area from the bottom of the street.
Eat & drink on Main Street
Riverhorse on Main
Long-standing fine dining favorite, multiple James Beard nods.
Handle
Inventive seasonal small plates from chef Briar Handly.
High West Distillery
Award-winning whiskey distillery and gastropub at the bottom of Main.
No Name Saloon
Park City's iconic locals' bar — get the buffalo burger.
Five5eeds
Bright Aussie-style breakfast and brunch, two blocks off Main.
Purple Sage
Western comfort food and a wood-fired grill.
Skiing & resorts
Park City Mountain
The largest ski resort in the United States. Town Lift from the bottom of Main Street.
~5 min walk to Town Lift
Deer Valley Resort
Skiers only — meticulously groomed runs and famous on-mountain dining.
~5 min drive
Canyons Village
Now part of Park City Mountain — gondolas and big-mountain terrain.
~15 min drive or free bus
Shopping, art & culture
Kimball Art Center
Contemporary art gallery and community arts hub on Main.
Egyptian Theatre
Historic Main Street theater hosting concerts, comedy, and plays year-round.
J. GO Gallery
Contemporary art on Main Street.
Boutique shopping
Independent ski, jewelry, home, and apparel shops up and down Main Street.