Ski Guides Park City

The Ski Slopes

The resort has over 7,300 acres of terrain, over 330 trails, and an annual average snowfall of 355 inches. It spans two main base areas - Park City Mountain Village and Canyons Village - which are connected by lifts and gondolas. This makes it one of the largest ski resorts in the US, so there’s a place for all snow sports enthusiasts of any skill level. For beginners, High Meadow Park at Canyons Village and the First Time lift at Park City Mountain Village provide wide, gentle slopes perfect for learning. Intermediate skiers can explore areas like King Con offering smooth, well-groomed blue runs alongside Homerun and Assessment. Advanced and expert riders can take on the steep terrain in the McConkey’s and Jupiter Bowls, with their deep powder, tight trees, and steep chutes. The Ninety-Nine 90 Express lift accesses some of the mountain’s most extreme terrain, with black and double-black runs like Deschutes and Lower Pinnacle. For freestyle and off-piste lovers, there’s 3 Kings Terrain Park and Pinecone Ridge.