Park City’s Main Street has maintained much of its late-20th-century silver-mining-town character, earning it a spot on the National Register of Historic Places. From dogsled, mountain-coaster and bobsled rides to whiskey tastings, ghost tours and scenic drives, here are a few fantastic ways to spend your time in Park City. Whether you’re visiting in winter or summer, you’ll find tons of dining options, endless trails and, if history is your fancy, a fascinating mining past to explore. What sets Park City apart from other mountain towns? Well, it offers tons of outdoor activities in addition to the obvious skiing and snowboarding, claims to have more chefs per capita than Paris and is easily accessible, only a 35-minute drive from Utah's Salt Lake International Airport.
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