Park City
Haunted History of Park City Mines: Ghosts, Legends, and Underground Tunnels
Beneath Park City’s mountain trails, nearly 2,000 miles of abandoned tunnels stretch into darkness—once buzzing with miners, now home to ghostly legends. From tales of the Man in the Yellow…
Park City’s Five Must-Try Classic Restaurants: Iconic Eateries with Decades of Success
As food lovers, we often chase after the newest, flashiest eateries, but Park City’s true culinary gems have been serving up incredible meals for decades. From the oldest pizza joint…
Run-A-Muk Dog Park and Trail: The Perfect Family Adventure in Park City
Just off of I-80 and the Kimball Junction Exit, directly below the Utah Olympic Park (UOP), sits a sprawling 44 acre wonderland aptly named Run-A-Muk Dog Park and Trail.
The Best Way to Beat the Heat: Park City Cool Down Summer Retreat
The reasons for visiting Park City in the summer are as varied as the people that travel to the popular tourist town. From mountain biking, hiking and golf, to ziplines…
Park City Creamery: Mastering the Art of Extraordinary Cheeses
Cheesemaking is a slow process that begins in the early morning hours and requires a strict adherence to detail. Park City Creamery produces soft-ripened cheeses from local cow and goat…
Top 10 Park City Restaurant Patios
Park City’s mild spring and summer makes it the perfect place to enjoy al fresco dining, and there is no shortage of outstanding restaurants where one can do that.
Utahns Inducted to the US Ski & Snowboard Hall of Fame
Park City hosted the joint US Ski & Snowboard Hall of Fame, and the International Skiing History Association gathering in March. Five people from Utah were honored.
Banksy in Park City!
Park City outdoor art can be found all around town including pieces by the well-known graffiti artist, Banksy. Camera Man and Flower can be found on Park City Main Street.
Park City’s Next-Gen Breweries
From prohibition to craft beers, Park City has seen it all. Prohibition shuttered Park City’s many saloons and it wasn’t until 1987 that Wasatch Brewery opened on Main Street. Now…
Personal Park City Gallery Stroll
Along with world-class skiing and the Sundance Film Festival, Park City is know for its thriving art scene. The city boasts more than 20 galleries to explore featuring everything from…
How Park City Prepares for The Sundance Film Festival
How a Park City restaurant owner prepares for the Sundance Film Festival. When the world comes to Park City on January 18, how do local businesses cope?
How Park City Survived the Great Fire of 1898
In 1898 a fire spread through the buildings on Main Street in Park City. Residents rebuilt and restored this historic area.
Endangering Wildlife to Widen a State Road to Park City
SR 224 ranks 5th in the state of the top 25 animal and wildlife crash hotspots. The solution has proven elusive.
The Yellowstone Effect on Utah Economy
Did Yellowstone bring a resurgence of the Western Film genre to Utah? Pouring money and jobs into Utah’s economy, Kevin Costner’s epic series set the stage for other productions.
A Snake Wrangler to the Stars among Utah Stories Staff
Known for his expertise in safely relocating urban rattlesnakes, and educating the public, Dave Jensen became the “snake wrangler” on the set of Yellowstone.
Chimayo’s Arturo Flores’Journey from Lawyer to Head Chef
Park City restaurateur Bill White has a keen eye for talent. A mentor to many of his employees, he has managed to keep most of them around for years, if…