Utah, United States

Park City Ski Resort

ClosedOpens Late November

Season dates, 341 trails, lift pass pricing, and monthly snow conditions

Expert Terrain

Snow Sure

10,026ft

Peak Elevation

3,226ft

Vertical Drop

341

Trails

355"

Annual Snow

Overview

Park City is a ski resort in Utah, United States, with an elevation range from 6,800ft (2073m) to 10,026ft (3056m). The vertical drop is 3,226ft (983m) across 341 trails served by 41 lifts and 7,300 skiable acres. The nearest airport is Salt Lake City International (SLC), about 40 minutes away by car. Park City receives an average of 355 inches of snowfall annually.

Season Overview

Season Timeline

Late November to Mid April

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec

Opens: Late NovemberCloses: Mid April

Peak Open Early Late Closed

Snow Conditions

90cm(35in)Heavy

Average snowfall in January, Park City's snowiest peak-season month.

355"

Annual Snowfall

(902cm)

-3°C

January Avg High

-12°C

January Avg Low

Snowmaking covers 18% of the terrain, supplementing natural snowfall.

Monthly Snowfall

355"

annual avg

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Peak Open Early Latecm/month

Terrain & Trails

341

Total Trails

Lifts

7,300

Skiable Acres

3,226ft

Vertical Drop

Trail Difficulty Breakdown

Beginner: 27 trails

42%

Intermediate: 143 trails

36%

Advanced: 123 trails

14%

Expert: 48 trails

8%Beginner (27)

42%Intermediate (143)

36%Advanced (123)

14%Expert (48)

Park City has 341 trails: 8% green, 42% blue, 36% black, and 14% double-black. Black and double-black trails make up 50% of the terrain at Park City.

Lift System & Elevation

Total Lifts

3,226ft

Vertical Drop

983m

(3,226ft)

Elevation Profile

10,026ft

Peak

6,800ft

Base

Price Trends

Day pass pricing across the season

$237

avg/day

$249

Jan

$259

Feb

$239

Mar

$199

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

$209

Nov

$269

Dec

Peak Shoulder Off-PeakBest value: April ($199)

Best Month to Visit Park City

Top Pick

January

Deep snowfallPeak conditions

score

90cm

Moderate

$249/day

January offers the best overall balance of snowfall, crowd levels, and pricing at Park City, based on this guide's month-by-month scoring. Snowfall this month averages 90cm. Crowd levels are moderate.

Open

75cm

snowfall

-1°/-10°

high/low °C

crowds

$269

day pass

Monthly conditions are based on historical averages. Actual conditions vary year to year. Click on any month for detailed conditions, crowd levels, and packing tips for Park City.

Lift Passes & Pricing

Adult Day Pass

$229

per day

Season Pass

$879

full season

Multi-Resort Pass Inclusion:

Epic

Day pass pricing varies by date and ticket type; check the resort's official site for current rates. Park City is included on the Epic pass.

Getting to Park City

Nearest Airport

Salt Lake City International (SLC)

Approx. 40 min drive

Location

Utah, United States 🇺🇸

40.6514°N, 111.5080°W

Park City is within an hour's drive of Salt Lake City International.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does Park City open for the season?

Park City typically opens in Late November and closes in Mid April. Exact dates vary year to year, so check the resort's official site before booking travel.

How much is a day lift pass at Park City?

A day lift pass at Park City starts at $229 per day. Prices vary by date and ticket type, so check the resort's official site for current rates.

Is Park City good for beginners?

Park City has 8% beginner-rated (green) terrain. Intermediate and advanced skiers will find more terrain to explore here.

How much snow does Park City get per year?

Park City receives an average of 355 inches of snowfall per year. Snowmaking covers 18% of the terrain, supplementing natural snowfall.

What is the best month to ski at Park City?

January is the highest-scoring month to ski at Park City in this guide's month-by-month ranking of snowfall, crowd levels, and lift pass pricing. It averages 90cm of snowfall and moderate crowd levels.

Overview

Terrain & Trails

341

Total Trails

Lifts

7,300

Skiable Acres

3,226ft

Vertical Drop

Trail Difficulty Breakdown

Beginner: 27 trails

42%

Intermediate: 143 trails

36%

Advanced: 123 trails

14%

Expert: 48 trails

8%Beginner (27)

42%Intermediate (143)

36%Advanced (123)

14%Expert (48)

Park City has 341 trails: 8% green, 42% blue, 36% black, and 14% double-black. Black and double-black trails make up 50% of the terrain at Park City.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does Park City open for the season?

Park City typically opens in Late November and closes in Mid April. Exact dates vary year to year, so check the resort's official site before booking travel.

How much is a day lift pass at Park City?

A day lift pass at Park City starts at $229 per day. Prices vary by date and ticket type, so check the resort's official site for current rates.

Is Park City good for beginners?

Park City has 8% beginner-rated (green) terrain. Intermediate and advanced skiers will find more terrain to explore here.

How much snow does Park City get per year?

Park City receives an average of 355 inches of snowfall per year. Snowmaking covers 18% of the terrain, supplementing natural snowfall.

What is the best month to ski at Park City?