Start from 33 curated places around Park City, UT, then choose the recommendations that fit your guests.
Restaurants & cafés
Riverhorse on Main
The town's benchmark fine-dining room on Main Street, the only Utah restaurant with both DiRoNA and Forbes four-star recognition, known for prime steaks, game, and a macadamia-crusted halibut. The polished room and live piano make it a true occasion. Best for a celebratory dinner where the kitchen and service both deliver.
Tupelo
An off-Main special-occasion restaurant where the chef cooks refined Southern-influenced comfort food, much of it from his own garden, in a moody room of exposed brick and leather. The buttermilk biscuits with honey butter and the roasted trout are signatures. Best for a warm, ingredient-driven dinner away from the Main Street bustle.
Trails & outdoors
Historic Union Pacific Rail Trail
A 28-mile flat rail-trail following an old Union Pacific line out of town toward Wanship and Echo, the easiest car-free route in the area for walking, running, and biking. Utah's first non-motorized rail trail is gentle enough for any fitness level. Best for an easy, scenic out-and-back right from Old Town.
McLeod Creek Trail
A paved, mostly flat path tracing McLeod Creek to link Old Town with Kimball Junction, threading wetlands and meadows away from the roads. It's accessible to strollers, wheelchairs, and casual riders. Best for an easy, scenic connector walk or family bike ride across town.
Things to do
Utah Olympic Park
The 2002 Winter Olympics venue, now open to the public with bobsled rides on the real track, ziplines, an alpine slide, ski jumps, and an Olympic museum. It's an adrenaline park and a piece of sports history in one. Best for a family day mixing thrills with the Olympic legacy.
Park City Museum
A well-done museum on Main Street in the 1885 city hall, telling the silver-mining boom story with a recreated mine, a Skier Subway exhibit, and the old territorial jail 'dungeon' in the basement. It's compact, engaging, and grounds the town's history. Best for an hour on Main Street, rain or shine.
Landmarks & sights
Park City Main Street
The mining-era heart of town, a steep historic street of brick storefronts now full of galleries, boutiques, and bars, and the epicenter of the Sundance Film Festival each January. The Town Lift drops skiers right onto it in winter. Best for a leisurely browse, a gallery stroll, and dinner with apres energy.
McPolin Farm
The pristine white barn on Highway 224 at the entrance to town, one of the most photographed spots in Utah, set against the mountains with a pedestrian underpass to reach it. The surrounding fields and trail make it more than a drive-by photo. Best for a sunset photo and a short walk on the loop behind the barn.