Why Park City 

• Park City is 35 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport, which has more than 330 flights daily to 100 nonstop destinations. 

• More than 130 restaurants at which to host power breakfasts, lunches and dinners. 

• Year-round opportunities for outdoor recreation. 

What’s New in Park City 

• Named the number one mountain town in the U.S. by Outside magazine. 

• Condé Nast Traveler named Park City one of the best places to go in 2026. 

• Park City will host the 2034 Olympic and Paralympic Games alongside Salt Lake City. 

There are plenty of options when it comes to things to see and do in Park City, as well as places to grab a bite to eat, or host a power lunch or dinner. Here are a few spots to pique your interest. 

SEE

Utah Olympic Park 

Be inspired by the athletes who competed in the 2002 Winter Olympic Games with a visit to Utah Olympic Park. Athletes train here, and it will host the 2034 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Wander through the Alf Engen Ski Museum and take a one-hour guided tour of the park, with stunning views from the world’s highest Nordic ski jump and see one of the world’s fastest sliding tracks. Private group tours are available. 

Park City History 

Learn about Park City’s history on a guided walking tour along Historic Main Street. From its days as a mining town to the popular ski destination it’s become, this walking tour will share its unique stories and architecture. Another option is the guided Park Avenue walking tour that looks at the architecture lining the street, as well the people who lived there. These tours are provided in the summertime; private group tours are available. 

DO 

Get Outside 

There is no shortage of opportunities when it comes to outdoor recreation in Park City, whatever time of the year you and your clients visit. From hiking, mountain biking, fly fishing, rafting and horseback riding in the warmer months, to skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, ice skating and dog sledding in the winter months, there’s an adventure for everyone, whatever their skillset. 

Go Exploring 

Not only does Park City boast exceptional walkability, making it easy to explore by foot, its free transit system makes it easy for everyone visiting Park City to get out and explore on their own without the need for a car. From trailheads to neighborhoods, resorts and more, it’s all connected and easily accessible. 

For more activities and ideas, ask your ALHI GSO. 

EAT

Firewood 

Photo: Firewood

An ever-changing menu highlights the freshest seasonal ingredients prepared in a 14-foot-long wood-fired stove in such a way that every dish is memorable at Firewood. Relax into the cozy space and enjoy a culinary journey through three courses or opt for the tantalizing Chef’s Tasting Menu. Private dining is available.  

Riverhorse On Main  

Photo: Riverhorse On Main

The seasonal menu at Riverhorse On Main is decidedly eclectic, which is what its guests love. So much so that the restaurant is a 16-year recipient of the Forbes Travel Guide Four Star Award, not to mention lauded by food critics and its discerning guests. Open every night for dinner, the menu features everything from Prime meats and fresh seafood to local game and fresh, farm-to-table produce. Private dining is available. 

For more activities and ideas, ask your ALHI GSO. 

STAY/MEET 

ALHI Members Stein Eriksen Lodge and The Chateaux Deer Valley are ready to welcome you and your guests to The Beehive State. 

Stein Eriksen Lodge 

Transport your clients to an authentic European ski lodge when you stay at Stein Eriksen Lodge in Deer Valley Resort. Each of the 180 guest rooms and suites – averaging 700 feet, with suites from 1,200 to 4,900 square feet – at the elegant, all-season lodge are uniquely appointed for their own feel; no two are alike. More than 24,000 square feet of flexible meeting and event space can accommodate most every group, and when work is done for the day, refuel at one of the lodge’s dining spots, ranging from grab ‘n go to fine dining. The Forbes Five-Star Norwegian-inspired spa is worth sneaking away to, too. 

The Chateaux Deer Valley 

With all of Park City’s outdoor pursuits at its front door, and Main Street a five-minute shuttle ride away, your guests are in the heart of the action at The Chateaux Deer Valley. The luxury hotel’s 130 recently remodeled guest rooms and suites, ranging from standard rooms to four-bedroom accommodations, blend comfort and modern style and feature fireplaces, jetted tubs, mountain and courtyard views, and more. The 34,000 square feet of flexible meeting and event space includes Park City’s largest ballroom, all of which can be arranged to your specifications.  

For more activities and ideas, ask your ALHI GSO.