Here’s what The New York Times suggests visitors do with 36 hours in Park City

More than 2,000 acres of new ski area add to the allure of this sporty mecca, with a thriving cultural scene, according to The Times.

(Alex Goodlett | The New York Times) Skiers ride a lift at Deer Valley in Park City, Dec. 11, 2025. Thirty miles from Salt Lake City in Utah's Wasatch Mountains, the former silver-mining hub turned sporty mecca of Park City is already well known to the skiers who tackle the slopes at sprawling Park City Mountain Resort, the country's biggest ski area, and Deer Valley, known for its luxurious amenities.

Here’s what The New York Times suggests visitors do with 36 hours in Park City

More than 2,000 acres of new ski area add to the allure of this sporty mecca, with a thriving cultural scene, according to The Times.

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