Deer Valley: this is skier only mountain with a good variety of terrain but mostly serves intermediate skiers. It is suitable for beginners.

Park City: this is a large mountain that allows both skiing and snowboarding. There is a variety of terrain including large beginner areas and expert off site options.

Canyons: we have not skied here but it allows skiing and snowboarding. It is part of the Park City resort so the same lift ticket can be used.

Alta: Our favorite but about 45-60 minutes from park city depending on weather and traffic.

We recommend using the app: Alltrails for directions and trail maps. The hikes listed below are popular so the concierge should be able to help direct you if you do not wish to download the app:

Iron Canyon: moderate to hard, near Park City

Round Valley: easy, excellent views, near Park City

Upper Park Meadows: easy, near Park City

Shingle Creek: moderate, in the Uinta Mountains about 35 minutes drive from Park City

Most tours are 2-3 hours and the companies can provide snow clothes, helmets, and goggles. Cost is approximately $160 for the driver and $40 for passengers. Children above the age of 5 are permitted as passengers

Adventures at Thousand Peaks

8341 E Weber Canyon Rd, Oakley, UT 84055

888.304.7669

Backcountry Snowmobiling

4142 E Chalk Creek Rd, Coalville, UT 84017

435.336.7669

Here you can tour the winter olympic training facility and Olympic museum. They offer bobsled rides for $198. This requires reservations.

Woodward Park City

Great cocktails and upscale bar food.

Great share plates and an open kitchen, Their SLC location is our favorite restaurant in Salt Lake so far…

This is a bar, no children will be permitted. Average pub food, great people watching and apres fun.

Italian fare in a cozy atmosphere

Good Austrailain breakfast/lunch food

Call ahead if dining with children to ensure they allow them to enter. Utah has strict and unusual alcohol laws that prohibit children from entering bars even if they are restaurants. Also, to all the New Yorkers: avoid pizza and bagels in Utah, you will be disappointed.