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For many visitors, Park City is synonymous with deep powder and ski lifts. But ask a local their favorite season, and many will tell you it’s fall. During September and October, the Wasatch Back transforms into a watercolor painting of shimmering gold, fiery orange, and crimson as thousands of quaking aspens put on one of […] The post The Ultimate Fall Bucket List appeared first on Park Record .
Savor the Summit The annual Savor the Summit event on Park City’s historic Main Street took place on June 27. Dozens of participating restaurants served curated multi-course menus and craft cocktails in this outdoor dinner party with communal tables that stretched down Main Street. Independence Day America marked the 250th anniversary of the signing of […] The post Slope & Scene: Wasatch Back…
Although fall is arguably one of the most beautiful seasons in Utah, it’s also one of the nicest times to visit the Hawaiian Islands, which are surprisingly easy to reach from Utah. If you’re looking for turquoise water as far as the eye can see, fragrant plumeria, and a taste of local delicacies, Hawaii is […] The post Aloha Is Closer Than You Think appeared first on Park Record .
Most people glance at a horse, quickly take in its beauty, and move on. Andrea Bear reaches for her camera. Based in Heber Valley, Bear is a fine art photographer who turns the wild beauty of Utah—and the places she travels—into images that stop you mid scroll. Her journey to Utah happened in 2020, when […] The post Seeing the World in Photographs appeared first on Park Record .
At Quinn’s Junction, a three-acre plaza sits at the heart of Studio Crossing, the largest affordable housing project in Park City and proof that “affordable” and “aspirational” can come together beautifully. Family real estate developers Crandall Capital (Gary and Debbie Crandall along with sons Ryan and Matthew) funded the project privately with the dream of […] The post Elevating the Wasatch…
A new chapter of mountain hospitality has arrived in Deer Valley. Canopy by Hilton fills an untapped niche market, and the look and feel is turning heads in Deer Valley’s East Village. With its bold colors, playful design, locally inspired artwork, and thoughtfully curated guest experiences, the new Canopy by Hilton Deer Valley introduces a fresh […] The post A New Era of Mountain Hospitality…
For a long time, homeowners chose white walls, white trim, and white everything to keep things looking clean and modern. But that trend is fading as people move back to warm, inviting spaces that feel lived in. Benjamin Moore picked “Silhouette” as its 2026 Color of the Year, a soft, smoky charcoal with a hint […] The post The Color That’s Convincing Beige Lovers to Go Dark appeared first on Park…
In Deer Valley, luxury homes are expected to do more than make a striking first impression. They must withstand heavy snowfall, intense summer sun, and dramatic seasonal shifts while maintaining the timeless character that defines high-end mountain architecture. At Sterlingwood Condominiums, a recently completed exterior renovation proves that preserving that character doesn’t always mean relying…
High West Nelson Cottage Prix-Fixe Dinners Wednesdays to Sundays through NovemberThe culinary team at the Nelson Cottage are offering a thoughtfully curated prix-fixe dinner menu, featuring seasonal flavors and creative pairings, with seatings at 5 pm and 8 pm Wednesdays through Sundays. “We’re raising a glass to adventure in the American West with mountain-inspired culinary […] The post Tasting…
Kodiak, the Utah brand known for whole-grain pantry staples, has teamed up with U.S. Ski & Snowboard to fuel some of the most intense athletes in winter sports. The latest chapter in that story is a freshly renovated space called the Kodiak Kitchen at the team’s Center of Excellence, and the people who use it […] The post Food Finds: Inside U.S. Ski & Snowboard’s New Kodiak Kitchen appeared first…
A Park City councilor described Salt Lake City as a threat as she spoke during a discussion about the future of Main Street. The post Park City councilor, describing Salt Lake City as ‘becoming really cool,’ sees capital city as a threat appeared first on Park Record .
Preparations are underway at Deer Valley for The Fox US Open of Mountain Biking. The race, which will take place in September, will be the final stop in the Pro Downhill Series, the Official US National Mountain Bike Championship. The post Deer Valley prepares for The Fox US Open of Mountain Biking appeared first on Park Record .
Park City Mountain has released its plan for 2026-27 season parking, and early access season passes for the Canyons Village and Mountain Village garages are available now for those who had 2025-26 parking passes and an active Epic Pass. Passes will be available for general public sale on Sept. 1. The post Park City Mountain season parking passes on sale appeared first on Park Record .
Wasatch County is continuing discussions on a resolution that will oppose preliminary municipalities in rural counties. The post Wasatch County continues discussion on resolution opposing preliminary municipalities appeared first on Park Record .
Mountain Mettle will serve as a fundraiser for RISE Boxing’s youth fighters in need. The post Park City boxing and martial arts gym brings back charitable boxing event appeared first on Park Record .
The Summit County Council unanimously voted to change the name of Tech Center Drive as the county and Six Ridge Partners brace for construction on the Altus Park City project, previously known as Dakota Pacific. The post Tech Center Drive to become Nordic Drive as Summit County prepares for Altus Park City project appeared first on Park Record .
Live musicians and performers learn financial literacy through Parkite's new plaftorm. The post Parkite’s new company gives musicians and live performers financial literacy appeared first on Park Record .
Summit County Library maintains virtual events during the Kimball Junction Branch move. The post Kimball Junction library branch maintains virtual events during closure appeared first on Park Record .
Women in the Wasatch Back are invited to a caftail party that benefits Peace House. The post Caftail party mixes Southern tradition with fundraising appeared first on Park Record .
Elementary school students in Park City learn yoga and mindfulness. The post Local students tap into mindfulness during after-school sessions appeared first on Park Record .
Summit County investigators are looking into whether the Park City police chief and a former Summit County sheriff worked with Wasatch County Sheriff Jared Rigby to cast doubt on one of Rigby’s political opponents, who was a key investigator and witness in Kouri Darden Richins’ aggravated murder case. The post Attorney for Park City police chief, ex-Summit County sheriff says they are cooperating…
It is common for the Planning Commission to spend more time on significant proposals than initially anticipated in timelines. The post Park City panel vote on Bonanza Park concept not scheduled this month appeared first on Park Record .
Snyderville Basin voters will decide whether to approve or reject a $71 million general obligation bond to fund the construction of a new recreation facility after the Summit County Council authorized the ballot measure this week on behalf of the Snyderville Basin Special Recreation District. The post Basin Recreation’s proposed $71 million bond will appear on Election Day ballot appeared first on…
Eleven new interpretive signs and 80 new way-finding signs with green logos will guide hikers and bikers along the new 7-mile loop. The post Park City Historic Mine Route gets new signage ahead of Miners Day launch appeared first on Park Record .
Someone disrupted a Pride event in Park City, the Park City Police Department and one of the event organizers said. The post Pride event in Park City disrupted by someone reported to be ‘super anti gay’ appeared first on Park Record .
Though the famed actor Robert Redford may be best remembered for his film work, his daughter, Amy Redford, believes his true legacy lies within the thousands of acres preserved at Sundance Mountain Resort. It’s not enough to say the resort is beautiful. The tree-lined mountainside leads up to the peak of Mount Timpanogos. As the […] The post ‘To Bob!’ Family, friends remember Robert Redford at…
The event at the Prospector Theater aims to raise $75,000 to support neuroinclusive housing for adults with autism and intellectual disabilities in Summit County. The post Bridge21 to hold 2nd annual Songwriter Sessions and art auction fundraiser Sept. 12 appeared first on Park Record .
The funds come at a critical moment for the clinic, which says it expects to see a 20% to 25% increase in patients this year as healthcare costs climb and coverage shrinks. The post People’s Health Clinic raises $915,000 at community fundraiser appeared first on Park Record .
Lind Ranches has been a working agricultural landscape for 50 years. The Lind family purchased the original property in 1978 and added neighboring parcels in the mid-1980s. The post New conservation easement safeguards farmland, wetlands, water resources in the Kamas Valley appeared first on Park Record .
The Park City-based gym, which focuses on strength and mobility training, will offer free food, beverages and an opportunity drawing to raise funds for Peace House. The post Minerstown to host grand opening at new gym Aug. 28 appeared first on Park Record .
