Park City Ski Holidays

Loads of skiing/snowboarding with variety of runs. Lines all seemed pretty short even in spring break. Snow was great, although we were told it was tshirt weather the week before we got epic snow. Plenty to do in the town too, old town is beautiful with loads of art galleries and even a few Banksy's to spot if you are into that! Other activities such as tubing, snow shoeing or sledding probably need a car or uber if you want to do extra activities...

Huge ski area, with lots of different terrain to suit all abilities. The locals were complaining about this seasons lack of snow, but they had good coverage to base level and over a period of 3 days we had 250mm of snowfall. In my opinion the Park City Village gives access to more pistes which suit beginners and early intermediates. Canyons Village has less beginner and early intermediate terrain but acres of more challenging stuff. Both areas are linked by cable car & a 10 minute free shuttle bus, with the bus being the quickest option. Canyons Village has little grocery and dining options, whereas Park City town has a good supermarket and loads of dining choice. But you get more for your money in terms of accommodation in Canyons. (Ski Safari were very honest and made this point clear to us before we booked so it was very much our decision. I was not at all unhappy with our choice as the quality of the Condo and ease of transport suited our style of holiday. If we were dining out every night I think I would have gone for a Park City option).

Fantastically extensive and attractive ski ing. It was unfortunate that Utah had had it's worst snowfall record and high spring temperatures for years which made the snow hard and icy in the mornings and slushy by afternoon. We understand that there's always an element of risk as to how conditions can be and we were just unlucky--especially as our usual haunts in Europe this year have had great snow!