Summer

• Planning a hiking or biking day? Start with our guide to Park City trail networks, which covers 10 areas right from town
• More guides: top 5 summer hikes in Park City and our favorite hikes for fall foliage
• Park City Mountain: lift-served hiking and biking run in summer and close in late September, then return next summer
• Bloods Lake at Bonanza Flat: about 2.8 miles round trip off Guardsman Pass Road, open July through September (closes October 1 each year for wildlife). Paid parking in summer
• Lofty Lake Loop on Mirror Lake Highway: about 4.5 miles through the Uintas, roughly an hour and ten minutes from Park City (recreation fee, summer only)
• Hiking the Wasatch Back? See our guide to when to visit Park City and packing guide for what to bring in cooler months

• Summer: Alpine Slide, Extreme Tubing, ziplines and ropes courses at Utah Olympic Park. It is open daily from late May to early September, then weekends into mid-September. A Gold Pass starts around $80 (2026 pricing)
• Bobsled Experience: Ride the 2002 Olympic track at up to 70 mph, in summer and in winter. It is a paid add-on and sells out, so book ahead
• Flying Ace All-Stars Freestyle Show: Friday and Saturday evenings from mid-June to late August. Athletes launch off the jumps and land in the pool. Tickets are $25 per person (2026 pricing)
• Museums: The Alf Engen Ski Museum and the Eccles Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games Museum are on site
• Fall: The scenic chairlift runs on weekends into mid-October
• Winter and spring: Bobsled and tubing ran through early April last season. 2026-27 dates have not been announced, so check before you go

• Fall in Park City? See our guide to the best fall activities, including the Heber Valley pumpkin train, Shot Ski, ghost tours and fall markets
• Mountain biking: trails stay open until the snow flies. See our top 5 places to mountain bike and check Mountain Trails Foundation for trail conditions
• Ride the coaster and alpine slide at the base of Park City Mountain (summer attractions, closed for the season at the end of September and back next summer)
• Rent an electric bike and cruise around for the day: Jans, White Pine Touring and Park City Bike & Demo rent e-bikes. E-bikes are generally limited to paved paths and wider trails, so ask the shop where to ride
• Rent a pontoon or ski boat, or paddleboards and kayaks, at Jordanelle Reservoir (open daily May through October)
• Visit the cave at Timpanogos Cave National Monument. It is seasonal and tickets are required, so check the park for this year’s dates
• If you want to relax by the pool, we love Silver Mountain. It has a lazy river and slide, plus an outdoor grill area and huge playground. Call ahead about guest access
• Park Silly Sunday Market on Main Street on select summer Sundays, and the Park City Farmers Market on Wednesdays through October
• Park City Library
• South Summit Aquatic & Fitness Center
• Fly fishing or horseback riding with Destination Sports (call to confirm fall availability)
• River rafting with Park City Rafting (summer season, ends when water levels drop)
• Golf
• Hot air balloon ride
• More ideas: day trips from Park City and 5 must-try lunch spots

• Wednesdays: Park City Farmers Market at the base of Park City Mountain, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., late May through October (weather permitting)
• Select Sundays: Park Silly Sunday Market on lower Main Street. It runs on select Sundays from June through September, not every week, so check the calendar
• Select Thursdays: Free Canyons Village Summer Concert Series at Park City Mountain, late June through August
• Fridays: Free Junction Jam lunchtime concerts at Junction Commons in Kimball Junction, July through early September
• Fridays to Sundays: Free live music at Silver Lake, Deer Valley, 1 to 4 p.m., late June through mid-September
• Mid-July to mid-August: Deer Valley Music Festival with the Utah Symphony and big-name concerts at Snow Park Amphitheater, mostly on Fridays and Saturdays
• Last Friday of the month: Gallery Stroll on Main Street, with live music and open galleries
• Fridays and Saturdays: Freestyle shows at Utah Olympic Park (see below)

Dates are from the 2026 season. Check before you go, since schedules change each year.