Park City piste map

Park City is one of North America's largest and most famous ski destinations. The resort seamlessly combines the diverse ski areas of Park City Mountain and the luxurious Deer Valley, offering over 11 square miles (2,848 ha) of skiable land that caters to all skill levels, from beginners to expert skiers and snowboarders. As you prepare for your ski holiday, downloading the latest Park City piste map is a must. This comprehensive guide provides detailed insights into both Park City Mountain and Deer Valley, highlighting the extensive network of ski lifts, the variety of slope difficulties, and the most scenic runs.

Park City ski resort piste map

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Park City best ski pistes

Park City Mountain boasts over 300 trails with a roughly 8% beginner, 41% intermediate, and 51% advanced/expert split, making it a paradise for strong skiers and bowl seekers.

• Wide West (Beginner - Green): Park City’s best learning slope, gentle gradient and centrally located.
• Raptor Way (Beginner - Green): Tree-lined green ideal for beginners looking to explore higher terrain.
• Silver Strike (Intermediate - Blue): Open and smooth, a favourite blue trail from the Silverlode area.
• Stirling (Intermediate - Blue): Long, rolling piste with a playful layout, great for all-mountain skiing.
• Homerun (Intermediate - Blue): A long green/blue connector from summit to base, ideal for warming up or winding down.
• King’s Crown (Expert - Black): A compact, technical run with steep sections and consistent pitch.
• Rock ‘N Roll (Intermediate - Red): True to its name, undulating terrain and a rhythmic descent.
• King Con Ridge (Intermediate - Blue): A mid-mountain highlight, sunny, wide, and perfect for carving.
• Aplande (Intermediate - Red): Fast and flowing piste linking to multiple lifts, great for lap skiing.
• Jupiter Bowl (Extreme - Double Black): Park City’s most famous expert zone, with steep powder lines and cliff drops.
• McConkey’s Bowl (Expert - Black): A legendary freeride area with great exposure and big lines.
• Motherlode Express (Intermediate - Red): Provides access to a great collection of blues and blacks with minimal lift lines.
• Black Forest (Intermediate - Red): A tree-dotted piste with great snow and fewer crowds.
• East Face (Expert - Black): Steep, sustained fall line run, perfect for experts seeking a challenge.

Park City ski resort in brief

• Number of pistes: 341
• Skiable terrain: 29.5 km2 (11.4 square miles)
• Longest ski run: 5.6 km (3.5 miles)
• Base elevation: 2,072 m (6,798 feet)
• Top elevation: 3,055 m (10,023 feet)
• Type of ski pistes: 8% beginner, 41% intermediate, 28% advanced, 23% expert
• Vertical drop: 983 m (3,225 feet)
• Ski lifts: 44
• Bowls: 13
• Terrain parks: 8

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