Test report: ski sesort Park City - Information for your skiing holiday

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Slopes


easy	medium	difficult	Ski routes
227 ha	668 ha	441 ha	0 ha
Total: 1336 ha

Lift facilities

	16 Chairlifts
Total: 16 Lift facilities

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Park City – from a mining town to the host of the Olympic Games!

Park City used to be a silver-mining town. The end of the silver – boom in the 50s almost swiped Park City from the maps. 1963 a former mining track was turned into a ski lift. And at the very latest since the year 2002, when Park City hosted the Olympic Games, the ski resort is world famous. A further advantage of the rather young resort: it takes only 40 minutes to get from the Salt Lake City Airport to Park City. We recommend to travel there via Interstate 80 direction Ogden / Provo, exit at 145. Follow the signs to the UT-224 to Park City where you can park your car on one of the free parking lots at the base.

Ski resort - Park City

Lift facilities
	16 Chairlifts
Total: 16 Lift facilities
Special lift for kids

Slopes

easy	medium	difficult	Ski routes
227 ha	668 ha	441 ha	0 ha
Total: 1336 ha
Permanent mogul run
Permanent slalom run

Sea level ski resort

2103 - 3048m above sea level

Snowboarding
4 Terrain Parks

Miscellaneous
Skiing after lift closure

Season
Start of Season: 22. November 2008
End of Season: 12. April 2009

Après Ski
7 Lodges and restaurants

Contact - Park City

Mountain railways
Address:	Park City Mountain Resort P.O Box 39 84060 Park City, UT USA

Mail:
Web:	http://www.parkcitymountain.com

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Test report: ski sesort Park City - Information for your skiing holiday

Park City – from a mining town to the host of the Olympic Games!

Ski resort - Park City

Contact - Park City