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LEGENDARY SKIING MEETS LEGENDARY SERVICE Four Seasons Private Residences Deer Valley is a collection of one- to six-bedroom mountainside condominium residences priced from $3.75M.

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You’ve followed your sense of adventure to Park City. Now, all you need is a guide. Here, you’ll find the locals quite forthcoming when it comes to offering friendly advice from trails to fishing holes, or lending a hand on your next project. For everything else, all you’ll need is your phone.

Our online guide is packed with over 1,000 local businesses, searchable by name or type, with direct links to most websites. Just point, shoot, and explore hundreds of experts eager to help with your next home improvement project — provide a much-needed massage treatment or training program for the upcoming season — tune your bike or skis or point you to trustworthy banking and financial advice.

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feature 84 FAST AND FEMALE Lara Tallman and Lucy Block are at the helm of Park City’s auto racing teams.

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58 PROPERTY GALLERY

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home + mountain life 34 LISTENING TO THE LAND

The contemporary geometry of a Tuhaye home blends with ancient landscape.

40 MOUNTAIN PUPS

The Park City lifestyle is intertwined with canine companions.

46 CONNECTING POINT

A gorgeous multigenerational home inspires time together.

40 Scenic vistas a the Hatch Hut, Aquarius Trail Hut System

50 FLIPPING THE SWITCH

What ski instructors and patrollers do for fair-weather gigs.

activities + adventures 94 HUT TO HUT

Overnight backcountry excursion options are taking shape in Utah.

100 OUTDOOR READY

How to prepare well for and stay safe during mountain adventures.

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SUP fun at Deer Valley’s Summer Adventure Camp

shopping + services 107 STYLE SENSE

Discover top-notch men’s apparel for all occasions.

110 FABULOUS FLIGHTS Travel in style with Aero from Utah to

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113 MIDVALE ON THE MOVE

A hidden gem is located between Salt Lake City and the south valley suburbs.

116 BEST SUMMER YET

Kids can get sporty, tap creative juices and dig in the dirt.

122 WESTERN FLAIR

Utah’s JC Hats & Belts expands to Park City.

133 GEAR GUIDE

Check out the versatile Pedego Cargo sport utility e-bike.

116 arts + culture

141 STARRING ROLE

A small mountain town goes big in film.

147 LIGHTS, CAMERA AND HIGH-TECH ACTION

Childhood actor Alfred Lutter transitioned to technology and mountain life.

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150 GALLERY VIEW

Creative expression on display.

155 GALLERY CALENDAR

Summer and fall art events and exhibitions.

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136 BOOTLEGGERS & SINNERS

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health + wellness 161 TRAIL NIRVANA

A growing web of Wasatch Back routes to explore.

166 SMALL STEPS, BIG IMPACT

A guide to sustainable living in and around Park City.

170 LIFE IN 20/20

Hope Alliance provides clients with a future in focus.

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Culinary delights at Le Depot

food + drink breweries, festivals and experiences.

181 PASSION FOR PARALLEL WINES

Longtime locals blend Park City vibes with Napa Valley vines.

186 FRESH APPROACH

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Check out where to find delicious cuisine in the Park City area.

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174 A TOAST TO BEER

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People, personality and sense of place are three vital ingredients in the secret sauce that make a community truly special. It’s the difference between leaving a lasting impression on peoples’ hearts versus indifference.

In terms of place, the Park City vibe and landscape continue to attract the attention of Hollywood.

As the news of Park City Film Festival’s departure for Boulder, Colorado, in 2027 was sinking in, the HBO original movie Mountainhead was being filmed locally with a cast of well-known actors and having a $10 million impact on Park City and Summit County. Also, the Utah Film Commission and Utah Office of Tourism announced a new Utah Film Trail. The statewide series of physical markers encourage travelers to visit 21 filming locations, including Park City Main Street for the film Dumb and Dumber and Heber Valley Railroad for an episode of Touched by an Angel.

In this issue, find out what other movies and TV shows have been filmed here over the years and get a glimpse of the area’s standout film history, including Bart the Bear and Utah Film Studios (page 141). Meet childhood actor Alfred Lutter, who left Hollywood behind to attend Stanford University and became an information technology pioneer, and find out how he landed in Park City.

We also connected with Lara Tallman and Lucy Block, the amazing women behind Reardon Racing and Block House Racing (page 84), and four ski patrollers and instructors. Since the ski season is around five months, we wondered how these talented locals spend the fair-weather months and found out that one stars in Hallmark movies.

While many things make up the overall personality of Park City and Heber Valley, we zoomed in on two things in particular: a mountain lifestyle that involves canine companions (page 40) and a huge network of trails for hiking and biking (page 161). Discover where to go with your pups, pedals and packs and how to be outdoor ready in the backcountry (page 100).

As we transition into summer, we are proud of winning two 2025 Best of State awards: Best Visual Arts and Best Literary Arts. Hopefully you have noticed our transformation over the past two years with bold covers, engaging editorial and an interior filled with thoughtful design and advertisers who play a key role in making Park City and Heber Valley places people and Hollywood want to spend time.

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UTAH’S HOT SPRINGS DISCOVER FIVE NATURAL WONDERS PERFECT FOR A DAY TRIP FROM PARK CITY Utah is a land of otherworldly beauty, home to striking rock formations, vast desert vistas and surprising pockets of geothermal wonder. Whether you are chasing scenic drives or soothing soaks, these hot springs make for the perfect day trip getaway.

UTAH CRATER, Midway (20 minutes)

An easy drive from Park City, Utah Crater at Homestead Resort is a geothermal spring tucked inside a 55-foot-tall limestone dome. With the water reaching a depth of 65 feet and a toasty average temperature of 95°F, it’s the only warm water scuba destination in the continental U.S. Visitors can swim, snorkel, scuba dive, enjoy a therapeutic soak and try stand-up paddleboard yoga here. Reservations are required.

CRYSTAL HOT SPRINGS, Honeyville (1 hour)

Boasting the highest mineral content of any hot spring in the world, Crystal Hot Springs blends healing properties, family-friendly fun and modern amenities. Enjoy three jetted hot tubs, a soaking pool, an Olympic-sized swimming pool and water slides. The complex is open year-round and does not require reservations, but there is a daily fee.

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FIFTH WATER HOT SPRINGS,

Springville (1.5 hours) Reachable via a scenic 4.5-mile, round-trip hike through Diamond Fork Canyon, these turquoise pools of varying temperatures sit amongst cascading waterfalls. This thermal sanctuary is a satisfying reward and true immersion into Utah’s beauty and adventure.

No reservations are required, though a parking fee applies at the trailhead.

MEADOW HOT SPRINGS, Fillmore (2 hours)

Featured on the cover of our Summer 2025 issue, these vivid blue mineral pools sit on private land near the town of Fillmore. The three pools stay warm year-round, with clear, deep water ideal for soaking or snorkeling. The most temperate pool is home to a variety of tropical fish. No reservations are needed, but a donation and respectful behavior are essential to keep this hidden gem open for all.

MYSTIC HOT SPRINGS,

Monroe (3 hours) Set against a rustic desert backdrop, Mystic Hot Springs is an oasis featuring two soaking pools and five vintage cast-iron tubs filled with mineral-rich geothermal waters at temperatures around 100°F. It’s a favorite for catching sunsets, views of the Milky Way and even live music. A variety of accommodations are available if you wish to extend your stay. Reservations are required.

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Extell Development Company and Four Seasons have announced plans for a new resort and residential offering within Deer Valley’s new East Village. Led by ODA Architecture, the property is slated to open in 2028 and will have 134 guest rooms and 123 private residences, all with ski-in, ski-out access. Extensive wellness facilities, a variety of dining options and indoor and outdoor pools are among the many amenities.

YUMMY CHOCOLATE SUBSCRIPTION Heber City’s small-batch chocolatier, Ritual Chocolate, now offers a monthly subscription box: Ritual Chocolate Club. For $20 a month, members receive one exclusive micro batch, test batch or limited-edition creation (a bar, a panned item, a specialty item or a drinking chocolate) and one main-line product. Subscribers get first access to new and limited-edition chocolate bars and are encouraged to provide feedback. As official taste-testers, club members may influence the brand’s future flavors. Ritual also offers tours, tastings and make-your-own chocolate bar classes.

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SIPPING APPLE GOODNESS Dendric Estate, a 20-acre mountain cidery located in the Kamas Valley, is introducing its first premium cider, Dry Cut, this summer. The sparkling dry cider is made from 2024 harvested fruit and produced using traditional wine methods, resulting in a crisp and vibrant flavor profile. Dry Cut will be available for purchase in Utah in early July, and plans for regional and direct-to-consumer sales continue.

An onsite tasting room is currently in development.

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Several Heber Valley eateries were featured on Outside TV’s The Road Less Eaten series that aired in December.

The city’s vibrant food scene was the focus of season two, episode four where host Biju Thomas — chef, entrepreneur and cookbook author — visited local favorites like Hawk & Sparrow Bakery, Lola’s Street Kitchen, Heber Valley Artisan Cheese, Midway Mercantile and Ritual Chocolate.

“When I saw the entire episode, I was of course blown away — a love letter to Midway.

All of our food highlights and each person was given five full minutes of entertaining coverage. Wow!” says John Platt, chef and co-owner of Midway Mercantile.

FIELD & FORK FEEDS FAMILIES New company Field & Fork is taking the popular recipe kit delivery service concept to the next level. Their handmade meal kits use fresh ingredients sourced directly from local farms and ranches in the Utah area like Madsnacks Produce and L2 Ranch in Oakley; Moon Shadow Farm in Hoytsville; and more. “These kits not only offer delicious meals but also share the stories and traditions of our unique mountain community, connecting people to the heart of our agricultural heritage,” says owner Lynn Wood.

Aside from meals available for weekly delivery or pickup, the company also offers a variety of monthly in-person classes and workshops out of their Henefer location, which was previously home to Fizz & Freeze ice cream shop before it closed in November.

ASTON MARTIN ARRIVES IN SLC Luxury sportscar brand Aston Martin is expanding its retail presence in Utah by opening a new showroom in Salt Lake City. The new state-of-the-art space is set to be completed in late 2025 and will reflect the technology and craftsmanship of the company’s product portfolio. While development plans continue, Aston Martin Salt Lake City will operate from 1231 W. South Jordan Parkway in South Jordan.

“As Utah’s premier ultra-luxury dealership, we’re thrilled to add the Aston Martin brand,” says Amy Buckley, dealer principal of Salt Lake City Motorcars and Aston Martin Salt Lake City. “We have seen firsthand the explosive growth and demand in the luxury sports car market. When listening to our clients, the most requested additional offering has overwhelmingly been Aston Martin.”

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The contemporary geometry of a Tuhaye home blends with ancient landscape.

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What ski instructors and patrollers do for fair-weather gigs.

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LISTENING TO THE LAND CONTEMPORARY GEOMETRY BLENDS WITH ANCIENT LANDSCAPE

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Los Angeles family of four enlisted BERG Design Architects to help select a location for their mountain home in Talisker Club’s Tuhaye near Park City. Founder and principal architect Cobus van den Berg, along with the family, identified an optimal site for their residence that provided expansive south-facing views of the Jordanelle Reservoir, good sun orientation and integration with the natural landscape.

“I envisioned designing and developing a home that appears to grow from the earth as an extension of nature,” van den Berg says. Spending time at the site is a critical part of his creative process. “I believe it is possible to pick up clues from the land,” he explains. “In Lone Peak, ancient bedrock deposits and the natural fractures in the tectonic plates offered a vision of a home that would naturally and seamlessly integrate into its surroundings.”

The design consists of four rectangular pods arranged to respond to the natural contours, views and the path of the sun.

In collaboration with Go West Development, BERG Design Architects took on the challenge of the geology and the constraints of building into a slope. “The result is a residence that meaningfully addresses the owners’ unique lifestyle fingerprint,” he says.

Photographed by Douglas Burke Photography, the 7,500-squarefoot dwelling is artfully planned for both aesthetics and flow.

“The design incorporates a main living and gathering space, the primary bedroom suite pod, a pod for the guest bedroom suite, and a three-car garage and storage pod,” van den Berg explains.

“With the garage serving as an embedded architectural anchor, the slope falls away and the home takes flight with elevation working to maximize the stunning views.”

The open kitchen, dining room and main living area feature simple, clean lines and are situated in the large rectangular section in the middle. Multi-slide glass doors open from this level’s living and sleeping areas to three covered floating terrace spaces. Opening like a Japanese paper fan, the terraces address the sweeping views and enhance indoor-outdoor living.

Glass breezeways on the main level connect the primary suite in the west pod and the guest sleeping quarters in the opposite pod. This arrangement capitalizes on the human paradox of need for connectedness and solitude. Walls are strategically kept to a minimum, and windows frame the natural landscape from every angle.

The home’s interior features a graceful, curved staircase, custom designed by van den Berg. Handcrafted from rich walnut and black oil-rubbed metal, it connects to the lower level and serves as the nucleus of the home. Perfect for entertaining, the home’s lower level has a stone fireplace, golf/sports simulator, kitchenette and large table for casual meals and games. This level spills onto a lower patio with a hot tub and an adjacent fire pit circle that are ideal for conversations and star gazing.

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HOME + MOUNTAIN LIFE Project Partners: • Architect: BERG Design Architects, bergdesignstudio.com • Builder: Go West Development, gowestdevelopment.com • Interior Design: Beck & Engle, beckandengle.com

Collaboration with interior design firm, Beck & Engle, the neutral palette blends the warmth of gray, taupe and pops of brick red. Lighting was meticulously curated to make a statement without overwhelming the views. Circular fixtures complement the home’s interior by softening rectangular lines.

The kitchen is the heart of this home. Designed for gathering, it provides a comfortable flow connecting the other main living spaces. With ample room for seating and entertaining, the space also opens for al fresco dining on the terrace.

The five bedrooms are spread across both floors and provide refuge with layered linens, plush area rugs and softly upholstered furnishings. Each uniquely appointed bedroom has special touches such as inviting fireplaces and access to secluded deck space. Five and a half bathrooms create Zenlike retreats.

The family dog doesn’t take a back seat when it comes to design considerations. Easy indoor and outdoor access and a safe dog run provide ideal places for sunbathing and napping.

This luxurious Park City haven offers a break from the family’s busy Los Angeles lifestyle. Not only is it a place to relax and recharge, but it’s also a visual masterpiece that is true to the surroundings.

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Cobus van den Berg was born and raised in a Dutch family in Cape Town, South Africa. He firmly believes that a crucial part of architecture is listening to the land. “The land has a voice,” he says. “By listening to and understanding the land’s characteristics, I can integrate my designs flawlessly, so they disappear and blend into the landscape.”

Having practiced the discipline of architecture at a focused, high level for more than 36 years, van den Berg has worked for multi-disciplinary architectural firms in locations around the globe including various parts of Africa, Oman, Bahrain, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Italy, France and the United States. “Travel and exploration exposed me to all types of architecture, allowing me to look at problems and potential solutions through a wider lens,” he says.

“Success depends on an individual’s ability to listen and understand,” adds van den Berg. “This way, it is possible to channel imagination, experience and understanding to create utterly bespoke residential designs.”

BERG Design Architects, based in Park City, was founded in 2018 and has expanded to include an international contingent of 28 highly specialized and talented professionals. The BERG process is to focus on the task at hand with a passion for what they do. “We find as much enjoyment in the process as we enjoy the final product!”

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THE PARK CITY LIFESTYLE IS INTERTWINED WITH CANINE COMPANIONS

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WHILE DOG OWNERSHIP HAS SURGED in the

U.S., Park City, aka Bark City, and the Heber Valley have long been known for their inviting, dog-friendly culture. Locals and visiting pup parents savor time around town and outdoor adventures with their doggos all year long.

We’ll look at the many options, including where to hang out, events to attend, dog rescues, and how to get your canine friend ready for action. And how about those amazing dogs that assist ski patrol and search and rescue teams? We’ve got that covered as well.

WHERE TO GO

From trails to coffee shops and parks, Park City and Heber Valley are fun, dog-friendly places to be with pups. Also, it’s an area that cares about matching people and pets through rescues and adoptions.

Curious about where to hang out with your pup? Located in the Park City Visitors Center, you can grab a fair trade, organic cup of joe at Hugo Coffee. Yes, furry friends are welcome inside the space, too.

From May to November, every Wednesday afternoon from 3-6 p.m., Hugo Coffee hosts a Yappy Hour with free pup cups, treats from the Barking Cat, giveaways and good fun.

Or head to Salt Lake City for the community’s Yappy Hour series every other month at a different park from June to October. Dog treats, live music, food, beer, vendors and a designated off-leash zone with toys and tennis balls are among the highlights of the 6-9 p.m. event.

Want to move the legs? Head to one of the many dog-friendly parks in Park City. The perk? Each of these parks is also leash-free, so your dog can roam around. For starters, Run-a-Muk Dog Park offers two miles of trails that weave through 43 acres of fenced-in hillsides.

Also fenced, Quinn’s Junction Dog Park at 600 Gillmor Way is open sunrise to sunset. At Trailside Dog Park, dog owners will find two separate fenced areas for small and large dogs. There’s a 1-mile-long trail for off-leash walks surrounded by grass, native shrubs, benches and shade shelters.

Additional dog parks include Willow Creek Dog Park, Trailside Dog Park and The Woods at Parley’s Lane. You also will find Valais Dog Park in Midway — a large, fenced dog park — and Heber City Dog Park with grass and fencing.

DOG-ORIENTED EVENTS

Brett Jeppesen, snow safety specialist and dog coordinator at Park City Mountain Resort. Jeppesen also is the lead avalanche dog program coordinator for Wasatch Backcountry Rescue.

A dog handler for 14 years, he has worked with Eddy, his current patrol dog, for four years. Jeppesen was a professional dog trainer prior to ski patrolling and finds it rewarding to work with the dogs and support other patrollers and search and rescue volunteers who are involved with dog programs.

“Patrol or avalanche dogs are trained to quickly find victims in the event of an avalanche. They support in finding victims, especially in cases where the individual does not have Recco [a radar system] or a beacon,” he says. “Park City Mountain supports the largest avalanche dog program in the Wasatch and supports a total of 12 dogs. There are 10 resorts in Utah that support dog programs.”

For something completely different, the Soldier Hollow Classic Sheepdog Championships & Festival takes place in Midway over Memorial Day weekend. The inaugural event at Soldier Hollow was held in 2023, and now draws competitors from several countries and more than 15,000 spectators annually. The rolling hillsides, which were the location of the 2002 Winter Olympic Games, provide a stunning vista for the event. In addition to sheepdog and duck herding, dog carting and agility competitions and demonstrations, children’s games, food, vendors, sheep shearing and more add to the fun for all ages.

RESCUES AND THERAPY CANINES

Launched in 2019, the Sugar Face Foundation is a Park City-founded nonprofit that adopts and fosters high-risk dogs from local shelters.

Others exist, too, including Peoa-based Nuzzles & Co and Mountain Mamas Pyrs & Pups in Midway.

Located in Midway, Rocky Mountain Therapy Dogs provides customized therapy, education and outreach programs that are free for entities such as schools, nursing homes, community centers and healthcare offices.

TRAINING FOR ADVENTURES

Over the past few years, Park City-based dog trainer Molly Avrin, who founded Pete’s Adventure Pack in 2021, has seen a shift in client outreach. Rather than seeking lessons for urban dog walks, people are eager to learn how to explore with their furry besties from mountain biking and horseback riding to backcountry skiing and stand-up paddleboarding.

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Keep your eyes peeled for the Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association’s annual Backcountry Bow Wow fundraiser that takes place every March and features avalanche rescue dog Soldier Hollow Classic Sheepdog Championships & Festival demonstrations and live music.

The proceeds support dog and handler training for several local organizations including the Mountain Training Center and Wasatch Backcountry Rescue.

“Avalanche dogs add safety to the mountain; in the event of an avalanche, the dogs will help in recovery. Dogs must go through training and certifications, and it takes two to three years for a dog to become completely certified,” says

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Lacks Good Recall: Start with leash training on a 30-foot leash. “You say their name and reel them in like a fish, guiding them to you and showing them exactly what you want them to do,” recommends dog trainer Molly Avrin, who founded Pete’s Adventure Pack in Park City. Then, reward your dog with food or physical affection like a big, calming chest rub.

Reactivity: “People often ask, ‘Why is my dog barking at stuff? It’s just another dog.’

The problem comes from that dog having insecurities, and maybe it wasn’t socialized properly. What they’re really needing in that moment is for you to help them out,” says Avrin, who suggests directing them to a safe spot previously taught, such as next to your hip.

Biting Bike Tires: Avoid riding without first training your dog. To curb the tire biting issue, Avrin advises slowing things down and going back to the basics. “Get off your bike, walk your bike, put your dog on a leash and work through it in a really low-key setting.

Then, slowly build back up to actually going back on the trail.”

Soon, Avrin plans to launch free community classes to cover basic dog etiquette like recall. “If you don’t have money for training but you want one group class to learn some stuff, I’ve got you. It would make everybody so much better and happier out on the trails if our dogs and their people know basic etiquette,” she emphasizes.

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Brett Jeppesen and his ski patrol dog, Eddy

So, perhaps it’s no surprise that Pete’s Adventure Pack has seen a consistent 20% growth year-over-year since the business launched.

Nearly all of these clients are millennials ranging from age 20 to mid-40s.

INSTRUCTION, BOARDING AND MORE

At Park City’s Fetch, book Fetch Academy for training and hour-long hikes in groups of up to six pups. Fetch also offers play dates, overnight boarding, grooming, private play areas for senior dogs and puppies, and treadmill training. Treadmill training is exactly what it sounds like: letting your dog run on a treadmill — the same one that you would run on at your local gym.

Rocky Mountain K9 also offers boarding, training, grooming, day care and even a self-service dog wash facility. There are several locations including Park City, Ogden and Grantsville. The organization helped with displaced dogs from the January 2025 wildfires that impacted California and has some dogs available for adoption.

Pete’s Adventure Pack offers a range of unique services including one-on-one or full-day training sessions and Adventure Camp, a weekly program where dogs are dropped off one day per week for outdoor adventures with other dogs and training exercises that help fine-tune their skills. In fall and spring, the program typically includes mountain biking while winter season activities range from hiking and snowshoeing to dogsledding and backcountry skiing.

In December, Avrin launched the Adventure Dog Channel, a virtual training membership with a library of more than 200 short instructional video lessons from leash work to stand-up paddleboarding with your dog, dog treadmills and how to bring your dog home. In the pipeline, Avrin is filming a series of 40 shorts videos for a puppy-specific course.

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MOUNTAIN BIKE DOG CAMP

In September 2024, Avrin co-launched the first-ever Paws & Pedals Mountain Bike Clinic in partnership with Park City-based professional mountain bike coach Erica Tingey. “Day one of the inaugural mountain bike skills and dog training clinic was a super success. The humans and dogs started the day with various levels of experience and learned so much individually. We worked with each of them to get the coaching they needed to move to their next skill level,” shares Tingey in her summary of the course on Instagram.

The two-day camp included a six-hour bike session for the dog owners taught by Tingey. The workshop included guidance on body positioning while riding, safe and effective braking technique, and corners and obstacles. Meanwhile, Arvin taught the dogs how to safely run alongside a bike. The lessons included how to stay in a safe position next to the seat post, how to yield to others on the trail, recall, passing, how to stop and go, and general etiquette.

On the second day, mountain bikers were coached alongside their dogs. As pre-coursework, the duo offered a 60-minute, oneon-one mountain bike session with Tingey and a 60-minute, oneon-one training for the dog and owner taught on trails by Avrin.

The inaugural camp was so popular that Tingey and Avrin held two camps this spring.

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In 2007, when Avrin was studying at the University of Alabama, she started volunteering at a local dog shelter after she adopted her first dog, Pete. “A lot of dogs were super social, happy and great dogs, but they were being surrendered for basic behavioral issues that I felt were solvable with basic training and someone setting them up for success,” says Avrin.

To help save the lives of those vulnerable dogs, Avrin taught herself how to train canines through literature and videos, so that she could foster and teach them. She fostered more than 100 dogs over the next 13 years, completed sanctioned dog training programs in 2018, and has since been mentored by Cheri Lucas, an internationally recognized canine behavior specialist based in California.

“People call and say, ‘I literally got a Blue Heeler because I want to go mountain biking, but he bites my bike tires,’” says Avrin, who specializes in relationship-based dog training for outdoor fun.

Imagine team training for a dog owner and their dog that elevates the fulfillment of a dog breed’s basic needs.

For instance, Avrin and her husband have six dogs, five of which are part husky, a breed with high fulfillment needs. A lifestyle match is important for the dog and owner. “If you wake up every morning and exercise first thing — whether it’s mountain biking or backcountry or Nordic skiing — and they get their exercise in, huskies are easy dogs if they’re fulfilled and exercised properly,” explains Avrin.

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From the moment you step into this three-story,

custom home in SkyRidge Park City, it’s evident that it was carefully crafted for a family that savors time in the Utah mountains. There are plentiful indoor and outdoor spaces for everyone to connect, as well as peaceful places to escape. The main foyer and great room provide a dramatic sense of arrival with sweeping views of Jordanelle Reservoir and Deer Valley Resort, but a commissioned painting that integrates the names of all 20 family members is perhaps the warmest welcome.

The 7,130-square-foot retreat was built for three close-knit generations: a set of grandparents, five sons and their wives, and eight grandchildren. Hibbs Luxury Homes, LH Design and JSARC Architects + Interiors teamed up to create the Park City getaway.

After considering various locations, the family chose a hillside homesite at SkyRidge, located across from the new Deer Valley East Village.

“I was excited to see the lot, which has a great natural fall line, so every single level of the home has a great view,” says Kim Hibbs, owner of Hibbs Luxury Homes in Park City. “The homeowners wanted to design and build a home that could handle capacity, which is sometimes as many as 20 people.”

They weren’t aiming to create a showpiece home, but rather to smartly integrate the proper number of bedrooms and gathering spots. In addition to six bedrooms and 6-and-a-half bathrooms, there are spacious main-floor and lower-level living areas; three heated and covered patios; an outdoor kitchen; and a gear room with cubbies and lockers to house equipment for skiing, riding and golfing.

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As one of the heartbeats of the home, the lower level also has a gym with glass Euro-Walls and an entertainment area with a comfy sectional couch, large-screen television and kitchenette, perfect for

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The homeowners envisioned building a vacation home that the whole crew wants to visit regularly, a hope that became reality when most of the family gathered for Thanksgiving and Christmas after construction wrapped up last year.

“Everyone said, ‘We’re doing this again next year, right?’” The homeowners add, not only is it a place where the cousins can make fun and lasting memories, the mountain modern residence is “an oasis and a haven for our entire family.”

For example, the great room f lows seamlessly into a stylish dining and kitchen area that invites interaction. “The kitchen and prep-pantry were designed based on the homeowners’ lifestyle,” says Lydia Huffman, owner and lead designer at LH Design. “They all like to cook and hang out around the kitchen island.”

Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, rift white oak cabinets that are stained black, a custom blackened-steel range hood, and dark stratus quartz countertops are part of the overall look and functionality of the culinary paradise.

The countertops and backsplash are Le Chic

by Cosentino, which looks like marble but isn’t porous to avoid staining. “With the gorgeous rust and gold veining in most of the countertops and fireplace wall treatments, we felt like the brushed aged gold on the Restoration Hardware bar stools and dining chairs were a perfect touch,” Huffman adds.

On the main floor, the kitchen, dining and living space is flanked by the owner’s suite on one side and a large secondary guest suite on the opposite side, both accessed by private hallways that provide buffers from all the action. Another secluded guest suite on the top level, which is connected by elevator to the two floors below, has a large bathroom with a blissful soaking tub and walk-in shower. “This room truly has some of the best views in the house,” she confirms.

Downstairs, there are two additional bedrooms and a bunkroom that comfortably sleeps six to eight and has cheerful, largepatterned checked comforters in black and taupe. The steps leading up to the bunk beds have built-in drawers and motion-activated lighting, so no one scrambles up and down in the dark. “The bunk room was quite a design accomplishment but is absolutely perfect for their needs,” says Huffman.

making movie-night popcorn and hot chocolate. This favorite area spills over onto a covered patio with lounge-style seating, a sleek linear fireplace and a hot tub.

“We put together a good team that really problem-solved quickly and effectively. Lydia was great at coming out and doing site visits for us. And Hibbs Homes was good at keeping us in the loop. Jeff [JSARC] did an amazing job designing this space for us. I feel like we did something right, getting a great team together that really collaborates together to get things done,” note the homeowners.

While the home’s meticulous architectural design speaks to its natural surroundings and occupants, one of the most meaningful aspects is an impressive collection of art by northern Utah artists.

These commissioned works, coordinated by Trove Gallery in Park City, provide a depth of personality and sense of place. “The family clearly said to us, ‘We want to support local art,’” Huffman says. “Every one of the pieces has a story behind it.”

However, what you don’t readily see is just as important as the beauty of the finished home. Hibbs Luxury Homes builds highperformance homes and integrates features like upgraded insulation, radiant in-floor heat and highly energy-efficient windows and doors.

“We want to deliver a home that is energy-efficient, comfortable to live in and affordable to maintain,” says Hibbs, who is a Master Certified Green Professional, a highly specialized certification from the National Association of Home Builders. “A focus on custom construction also allows us to incorporate the best materials, the latest science and better building practices at every step of the process.”

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FLIPPING THE SWITCH WHAT SKI INSTRUCTORS AND PATROLLERS DO FOR FAIR-WEATHER GIGS

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Hundreds of dedicated ski instructors and patrollers

work for Park City Mountain Resort and Deer Valley Resort every winter. These professionals are true winter warriors, but how do they make a living after the snow melts? Read on about four folks who have figured it out; you will be amazed and impressed by their summer and autumn professions.

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PATROLS TO PLANTS

Sierra Prothers’ dad taught her to ski as soon as she could walk. It’s second nature to the Massachusetts native, who ventured west in 2010 to do a college internship and fell in love with the place. She soon accepted a winter job ski patrolling at Park City Mountain Resort, a job she’d done before in New Hampshire. In 2016, she switched to Deer Valley Resort.

“I can’t think of a better job. It’s all I’ve ever done in the winter,” she says. Her favorite part of the job is being able to go to work every day with her dog, Maggie, a black Lab trained as an avalanche search-andrescue dog. The two are nearly inseparable.

When that first winter released its grip, she turned her attention to community-supported agriculture. “My first go at it was pretty successful; I just planted some seeds and grew way too much food, which I gave away to all my friends and neighbors,” she explains. The idea had been planted, and Prothers was in business.

She bought a house on an acre near Heber City, began growing a variety of produce and partnered with about 30 area families who wanted to buy locally grown items. These customers essentially provide the startup funding every spring to pay for seed and soil. In return, they get a variety of in-season produce every week. Prothers has since expanded the business she named Casperville Creations and now leases additional farmland in the area.

“Most of our crops are grown in the ground, but some are grown in our temperature-controlled greenhouse, such as tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers,” says Prothers. She also sells produce on Saturdays from June through October at the farmers market in nearby Midway and to a few restaurants there and in Park City.

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Bob Skinner is a veteran ski instructor and coach and Colorado River raft guide

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Come summer, veteran ski instructor and coach Bob Skinner sheds his ski parka, straps on a life jacket and casts off as a Grand Canyon Expeditions guide on an iconic 260-mile reach of the Colorado River. After answering an ad for a river guide in Outside magazine, he’s been doing the same thing every year for more than 30 years. It has become a pilgrimage for the affable 60-plus-year-old, who’s chalked up an incredible 300plus trips through some of the most challenging whitewater in the world.

What draws him back to this river year after year? “It’s a beautiful place, and you’re taking people down the river who have never seen anything like this before. Yes, it’s hard work,” he says, “but if you go to bed tired that’s a good day.”

Winding his way through legendary rapids like Crystal and Lava Falls, Skinner has a well-earned reputation as a highly skilled boatman. “It’s challenging and exciting to make a good run and give folks a good ride. You don’t ever want to hurt anybody, but you do want to give them what they came for,” he says, admitting a love for taking the big rapids head on.

What’s the most challenging part for his passengers? “You’ve got to be OK going to the potty outdoors,” he chuckles.

Skinner takes his skiing head on as well, comparing it to river running. “You’re always expected to perform at a high level,” he says. Already an expert skier and racer when he moved to Park City from New Jersey 40 years ago, Skinner was soon working as a ski instructor at Park City Mountain Resort ski school.

“I’ve mostly always taught advanced skiers who wanted to get into racing. Teaching beginners is really hard work,” he confesses. He makes an exception if he’s teaching an entire family. “That first day on the mountain is like the first day on a river trip, really getting to know the people,” he explains.

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Jill Adler, a 35-year ski instructor, also acts in Hallmark and Lifetime films

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MOGULS TO MOVIE SETS

Jill Adler moved to Park City from California in 1990. Skiing has been her passion since first hitting the slopes at age 6 at Mammoth Mountain Resort, but she never imagined winding up as a career ski instructor. Thirty-five years later, first employed at Deer Valley and now at Park City Mountain, Adler jokes that it was the only job that fit her lifestyle.

“It was always that thing that I could do well,” she says. “There are so many reasons I teach. I like meeting new people, and I like sharing my passion. I love skiing, and I feel like the majority of people who show up for a lesson want to love skiing too. If I can help them have a really fun day — where they want to come back — then I feel good about that.”

When ski season is over, Adler turns to her other passion: acting. “I have a master’s degree in broadcast, so I’ve always had a thing for the camera. Luckily, Utah has a decent film industry but I’ve started to work in Los Angeles as well,” she says. With the advent of self-tapes (where you record and submit an audition rather than meet in person), she can live anywhere.

Because most of the filming in Utah takes place from April through December, it’s the perfect gig for a ski instructor. Adler has appeared in several Hallmark and Lifetime films, including Twelve Gifts of Christmas, Hot Chocolate Holiday and Timeless Love. She’s had roles as a newscaster on Yellowstone and can be heard reporting on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City on occasion.

The veteran actor embraces her active, sometimes chaotic, outdoor lifestyle in Park City. “People sometimes ask me if I will ever retire. Retire from what? My work is my life; so, yeah, no. That won’t happen.” Adler’s daughter is following in her footsteps, studying film and screenwriting at Chapman University in Southern California. “I told her I would support her as long as she writes me leading roles,” she says with a grin.

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David Telian keeps people safe as a ski patroller and owner of Alpine Forestry

AVALANCHE TO FIRE CONTROL

For more than 10 years, David Telian was a wildland firefighter in the summer and a ski patroller in the winter at Park City. Both jobs suited him like a glove. “They kept me outside, working in a team environment, which I like,” he explains.

Telian became a smoke jumper with the U.S. Forest Service in 2014, and for the next six years parachuted into wildfires throughout the country.

“It’s a unique work environment because of how dangerous it is,” he says.

Working as a ski patroller is similar in many respects. “There are highrisk aspects as a patroller, especially when it comes to avalanche control.

Also, I think people are drawn to the service aspect of patrolling — that was the case for me. Just helping people out, making someone’s day, knowing you made a difference in how bad an injury could have been, that is great,” he says.

Telian married Molly, a former co-worker, in 2018. When their daughter, Bailey, was born in 2020, he realized his vagabond lifestyle had to end.

Telian decided to put his years of experience to work not fighting but preventing wildfires. With on-the-ground experience regarding wildland fire behavior and prevention, he teamed up with another former smoke jumper to start Alpine Forestry. The fledgling company got off to a good start and today manages several fuels-reduction projects in and around Park City, where wildfire danger is on the rise.

Trading smoke jumping for parenting was tough, but Telian has no regrets. He says both jobs have one thing in common: they’re not boring!

These four adventurous locals have crafted year-round lifestyles doing what they love. So the next time you’re on the ski hill, strike up a conversation with an instructor or patroller and ask them what they do in the summer. You might hear quite a story.

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246 WHITE PINE CANYON, PARK CITY Refined Luxury Retreat, Ski-In/Ski-Out with Stunning Pool and Views 6 BD | 10 BA | 14,800 SF | $32,000,000 In the exclusive and private enclave of The Colony, this modern contemporary residence is a true architectural triumph. Mountainside with direct ski-in/ski-out access, this estate showcases the visionary design of Rick Otto, Architect, and the masterful craftsmanship of Don Craig Construction. With 14,850 square feet, a heated swimming pool, multiple hot tubs, and ski-in/ski-out accessibility, this home blends luxury and mountain living. Every detail has been meticulously curated, from rich wood floors and striking copper accents to a custom floating staircase and designed lighting.

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27 NORMANS WAY, PARK CITY Sky’s Edge—An Extraordinary Mountain Retreat 5 BD | 8 BA | 10,498 SF | $16,900,000 Introducing Sky’s Edge, an extraordinary mountain retreat in the desirable Park Meadows neighborhood just minutes from world-class skiing and charming Main Street. Designed by Jean-Yves Lacroix and built by GoWest Development, Sky’s Edge represents architecture in its purest form, with the structure of the home visible and the industrial elements of concrete, steel, and glass balanced by warm patinas, soft curves, and elegant custom lighting. This stunning property opens to an inviting sitting room with a standing fireplace and floor-to-ceiling views of the breathtaking valley and mountain range in the distance.

110 WHITE PINE CANYON, PARK CITY Panoramic Views, Ski-In/Ski-Out with Private Guest House 8 BD | 10 BA | 11,944 SF | $17,000,000 Designed for Park City ski mountain living, this residence features eight bedrooms, ten bathrooms, a private guest house, and a separate mother-in-law apartment, ensuring ample space for family and guests alike.

Despite its grandeur, this mountain home feels quaint and intimate, as the kitchen, multiple dining areas, and living room are thoughtfully positioned in the main areas of the home. This layout offers both comfort and convenience, creating a comfortable atmosphere within the expansive residence.

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The LaPay Group For 45 years, Michael LaPay and The LaPay Group have been a tour de force in Park City real estate with unmatched experience and performance. Backed by the global prestige of Sotheby’s International Realty, the Group delivers exceptional service, deep local insight, and a consistent record of success. Every aspect is managed with precision, discretion, and care. Whether you’re buying, selling, or simply exploring the mountain lifestyle, we curate a refined, rewarding experience tailored to your goals. Work with one of Sotheby’s Top 100 Agents Worldwide - Michael LaPay - and discover the dedication and expertise that defines The LaPay Group.

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46 WHITE PINE CANYON, PARK CITY Unparalleled Privacy and Luxury at White Pine 6 BD | 9 BA | 12,471 SF | $15,495,000 Within the exclusive, private community of The Colony at White Pine, this extraordinary estate redefines living where privacy is paramount. Interior design by the incredible Paula Berg, architecture by the renowned Rick Otto, and impeccable construction by Don Craig, this architectural masterpiece offers a seamless blend of elegance, simplicity, and functionality. Spanning 5.18 acres, this ski-in/ski-out residence boasts six bedrooms and nine bathrooms, providing ample space for family and guests.

1270 ROTHWELL ROAD, PARK CITY Luxurious Ski-In/Out Kings Crown Mountain Retreat 5 BD | 7 BA | 4,237 SF | $8,495,000 Located in Old Town Park City’s last on-mountain development, King’s Crown, this recently completed five-bedroom/seven-bath home combines sophisticated design, custom finishes, and luxurious details to create the ultimate ski-in/ski-out mountain retreat, with a private owner’s lounge and lockers at The Tower just steps out the front door. Built in 2024 and designed by Kristen Bombeck, a thoughtful floorplan with numerous built-ins and generous storage allows privacy for friends and family with five en-suite bedrooms on different levels, including a primary bedroom on the top floor with a heated patio, hot tub, and fireplace capturing views from City Park to Lewis Peak.

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1964 E UPPER LOOKOUT KNOLL COURT Mountain Luxury with Sweeping Views in Red Ledges

257 McHENRY AVENUE, PARK CITY Rossi Hill Retreat Steps from Main Street

5 BD | 6 BA | 7860 SF | $7,900,000

3 BD | 4 BA | 2,829 SF | $4,495,000

Designed by Kevin Price and Carol Levins and built by Red Ledges Construction, this stunning home provides a pervasive feeling of relaxation and expansiveness, bringing the outdoors in with multiple gathering areas highlighting sweeping views of Mt. Timpanogos, Deer Creek Reservoir, Deer Valley ® East Village and the Wasatch Mountains.

Located on scenic Rossi Hill alongside 13 acres of preserved open space, this charming property provides privacy in nature within walking distance of trails and historic Main Street. The chef’s kitchen and stone fireplace form the heart of the home, with a front patio with a built-in heating system, private backyard, and multiple terraces and gathering spaces to enjoy views of ski runs and Old Town.

5925 MOUNTAIN RANCH DR, PARK CITY Custom Home in Mountain Ranch Estates

3595 OAK WOOD DRIVE, PARK CITY Home by Fred Babcock with Deer Valley® Views

208 WHITE PINE CANYON RD, PARK CITY Homesite with Views of Monitor Bowl at The Colony

5 BD | 7 BA | 7,247 SF | $7,750,000

5 BD | 7 BA | 6,142 SF | $5,950,000

5.56 ACRES | $5,295,000

Framed by panoramic mountain views with direct access to Round Valley’s open space, this custom retreat in the Trailside neighborhood blends striking architecture with effortless comfort. Designed by Jean-Yves Lacroix and built by Big Canyon Homes, natural elements of reclaimed wood, stone and metal echo the scenic mountain landscape.

Offered for the very first time, this exceptional Park City residence is a true mountain, all seasons home.

Designed by renowned architect Fred Babcock, the home spans over 6,100 square feet of thoughtfully crafted living space, on one of the most premier view lots in Oak Wood. With breathtaking views of Deer Valley ® Ski Resort, this is where luxury, privacy, and mountain beauty meet.

This beautiful view lot is a blank canvas for your legacy mountain retreat in the exclusive gated community of The Colony at White Pine Canyon.

With easy proximity to the main gate, this 5.56-acre lot offers privacy within a lovely woodland setting with stunning views of West Monitor Bowl. With rolling meadows, sparkling streams, and spectacular mountain terrain, The Colony at White Pine Canyon is truly the height of mountain living.

With over 45 years of experience, and a proven record with Sotheby’s, we invite you to contact us to discuss Park City real estate.

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41 SILVER STAR COURT, PARK CITY Modern Luxury at Silver Star Cottages

7790 BITNER RANCH, PARK CITY Build Your Legacy Retreat at Wasatch Vista Ranch

10086 N PAINTED BLUFF PLACE, KAMAS Mountain Retreat Lot in Tuhaye’s Painted Bluff Neighborhood

4 BD | 6 BA | 4,021 SF | $6,450,000

05.18 AC | $2,250,000

0.98 AC | $1,295,000

Inspired by the iconic Blue Bar at the Berkeley Hotel in London, this residence exudes cosmopolitan chic.

With a rare blend of modern luxury and timeliness refinement, this slope-side residence is a masterpiece of mountain sophistication. Located in Park City, at The Cottages of Silver Star, this four-bedroom, six-bathroom home offers custom millwork, hand-selected stone, bespoke railings, and designer wall coverings form the foundation of its artistry. Tailored furniture and decor elevate each room to an unparalleled standard of style.

Discover year-round mountain living at Wasatch Vista Ranch, a gated 5-acre estate in prestigious Park City.

With panoramic views of the Wasatch and Uinta Mountains, it’s the perfect site for your dream home, guest house, and more. The property includes an oversized barn for storage or equestrian use and offers convenient access via Bitner Ranch Road and Wasatch Way in Silver Creek Estates.

This beautiful view lot is a blank canvas for your legacy mountain retreat in Tuhaye’s Painted Bluff neighborhood. With easy proximity to the main gate, club amenities, and the third hole of the Mark O’Meara golf course, the mild slope of this nearly one-acre homesite allows for an easy build. Enjoy the mountain lifestyle year round with the available Talisker Club Membership.

1249 W GEMINI COURT, HEBER CITY New Construction with Deer Valley® Views

2417 W HIGH MOUNTAIN RD, #2109 Pendry Park City Hotel at Canyons Village

2550 GERONIMO COURT, PARK CITY Picturesque Home Near Rail Trail and Old Town

5 BD | 5 BA | 4,162 SF | $4,595,000

3 BD | 4 BA | 1,961 SF | $2,899,000

4 BD | 4 BA | 3,946 SF | $2,600,000

Experience modern mountain living in this stunning new SkyRidge home in Park City. Nestled on a private ridge and cul-de-sac, it boasts breathtaking Deer Valley ® views. This four-bedroom + office, five-bathroom residence features a primary suite, dedicated office, expansive indoor-outdoor entertaining spaces, a gourmet kitchen with granite countertops, en suite guest accommodations, a spacious lower-level living room, and a three-car garage with ample storage.

Experience the perfect blend of luxury and convenience located in the heart of Canyons Village.

With a two-story, vaulted living room, large private deck area, and dramatic windows, this residence is unique and sophisticated. As a Pendry resident, this notable address offers ski-in/ski-out from your doorstep in late 2025 with the forthcoming Sunrise Chairlift, a ten-person new lift.

Located on a quiet cul-de-sac in sought-after Prospector Park, this beautifully remodeled home offers the perfect blend of style, comfort, and location—just minutes from Park City schools, trail systems, Main Street, and world-class ski resorts. Designed for yearround mountain living, the open-concept layout has hardwood floors, exposed brick, stone accents, and abundant natural light.

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DEDICATED. CONNECTED. EFFECTIVE. This Park City real estate team is highly SUCCESSFUL , highly MOTIVATED , and highly EFFECTIVE . A team of professionals who deeply understand the local Deer Valley and Park City market. Whether a Buyer or a Seller, they can help you navigate the landscape in this changing market. Chin Fleming Harris is committed to providing you

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3438 Snow Top Court, Deer Crest Estates 5 Bd | 7 Ba | $10,800,000 Panoramic views, privacy, open space, and more await you at this majestic mountain home inside the exclusive gates of Deer Crest.

3438 Snow Top Court is situated at the end of the cul-de-sac and is perched above all the neighbors with ‘’you can see views forever.’’

The multilevel floor plan is great for gatherings, large and small. The west-facing backyard patio has incredible views of Park City and is adjacent to open space with direct access to hiking and biking trails.

Jacquelyn Harris Grayson (435) 640-0783 / jacquelyn@deervalleyrealestate.com

30 Nakoma Terrace, Empire Pass 5 Bd | 7 Ba | $14,000,000

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2422 Iron Canyon Drive, Thaynes Canyon 5 Bd | 7 Ba | $5,385,000 This Iron Canyon home, situated on nearly half an acre, offers a rare combination of privacy and proximity to all the best Park City has to offer. Boasting panoramic views that stretch from the iconic ski runs of Park City and Deer Valley, to the majestic Uinta Range.

Judy Glauser (435) 640-5800 / judyglauser@bhhsutah.com Steve Chin (435) 640-3200 / steve@deervalleyrealestate.com

St. Regis Deer Valley Residence 804 3 Bd | 4 Ba | $6,350,000 One-of-a-kind east-facing St. Regis Deer Valley residence located in the main building within the exclusive and private gated community of Deer Crest, featuring three luxury ensuite bedrooms, powder bath, and a spacious layout of the living room, dining room, and a chef’s kitchen, perfect for entertaining. The St. Regis Deer Valley offers unparalleled luxury and breathtaking views. Residents enjoy concierge/butler services and private ski-in/ski-out access.

Dena Fleming (435) 640-0500 / dena@deervalleyrealestate.com

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Located in the prestigious Nakoma development in Empire Pass, this newly built luxury home combines modern elegance with mountain living. Boasting 5 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, and 5,540 square feet of meticulously designed space, it is a true masterpiece.

Kings Crown B202, Old Town Park City 2 Bd | 3 Ba | $3,450,000 This stunning 2-bedroom, 3-bathroom luxury condominium offers the perfect blend of luxury, comfort, and convenience. With direct ski-in/ski-out access to Park City’s world-class slopes, this property is a winter and summer enthusiast’s dream come true.

Cameron Chin (435) 640-8743 / cameron@deervalleyrealestate.com Jacquelyn Harris Grayson (435) 640-0783 / jacquelyn@deervalleyrealestate.com

St. Regis Deer Valley Residence 903 3 Bd | 5 Ba | $9,400,000

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Perched on the slopes of Deer Valley, with sweeping views of the sundrenched ski runs, this rare west-facing remodeled St. Regis Deer Valley residence offers an unparalleled mountain retreat. Custom furnishings and exquisite details throughout this ski-in/ski-out condominium.

Suzanne Harris (435) 640-1868 / suzanne@deervalleyrealestate.com Jacquelyn Harris Grayson (435) 640-0783 / jacquelyn@deervalleyrealestate.com

St. Regis Deer Valley Residence 902 4 Bd | 5 Ba | $13,950,000 Located slopeside, this residence offers unparalleled luxury with world-class services, including ski-in/ski-out valet services, 24-hour room service, drivers, concierge, fine dining restaurants, and more.

Two storage units and a reserved parking space are included.

Suzanne Harris (435) 640-1868 / suzanne@deervalleyrealestate.com Jacquelyn Harris Grayson (435) 640-0783 / jacquelyn@deervalleyrealestate.com

2714 E La Sal Peak Drive – Lot 620, Red Ledges 1.09 Acres | $1,275,000 Welcome to 2714 La Sal Peak Drive — a remarkable 1.09-acre downhill lot offering breathtaking views of the Heber Valley, the iconic Mount Timpanogos, and the sparkling waters of Deer Creek Reservoir.

Set within the peaceful mountain golf course community of Red Ledges, this homesite provides the perfect opportunity to design a custom mountain retreat that takes full advantage of its natural surroundings. Just minutes from world-class recreation.

Justin Fleming (435) 640-1384 / justin@deervalleyrealestate.com

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Your ultimate four-season mountain basecamp, a new Townhome and Condo community perfectly seated on the western banks of the Jordanelle Reservoir.

CONDOMINIUMS STARTING AT $1.2M

The ultraconvenient location is seconds from the new Deer Valley® East Village and the Jordanelle, and minutes from downtown Park City.

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Designed to blend in with its natural landscape, Lionsback Resort offers an unrivaled launchpad for all the adventure, exploration and relaxation Moab has to offer, all while treading lightly on the land.

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They have created a powerhouse team of impassioned professionals seasoned in sales, marketing, development, investment, and technology.

When one looks beyond the heritage of the brand, the decades of involvement in the community, and the many successful real estate transactions over the years, one can see the next generation of real estate rising at CFH. Their processes are tested, and their methods are informed by extensive and ongoing research and meaningful life experiences from a diverse group of professionals committed to driving the industry forward.

PUSHING THE ENVELOPE Whether they are effortlessly navigating the ever-changing landscape of social media or producing high-definition cinematic listing videos and content curation, selling a home in today’s environment requires more than simple solutions.

It requires a deep understanding of industry microtrends, a commitment to providing exceptional client services through a variety of digital and in-person channels, and a commanding knowledge of current and future marketing best practices.

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Their reputation is impeccable in real estate ethics, standards, practices, and client services. CFH is happy to provide contact information for past and present customers and clients who have offered recommendations.

If their experience has taught them anything, it is to invest in the future. They are continuously learning and adapting to exceed clients’ high expectations.

At CFH, one will find the right team with the right people, ready to use every available tool and resource to help clients make the best possible decisions for their future.

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Full Golf Membership Available 8654 Sunset Circle, Park City 5 BD | 5.5 BA | 6,158 SF 1.55 AC | Listed at $7,900,000

An exceptional, newly constructed Upwall-designed residence, perfectly positioned above two golf holes at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac on a rare, 1.55-acre lot in Wapiti Canyon. Offering unrivaled privacy and seclusion, this home is surrounded by expansive ski-run views and open space, creating a true family retreat within the gates of Promontory.

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New Price Adjustment 6427 Double Deer Loop, Park City 2 BD | 3 BA | 1,880 SF Listed at $1,595,000

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2350 Westview Trail, #32, Park City 0.55 AC Listed at $895,000

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Positioned at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac on the 7th hole of Park City’s premier private golf community, Glenwild, this refined single-level residence blends architectural sophistication with everyday comfort. Conceived by award-winning architect Michael Upwall and expertly built by Hess Construction, the home offers expansive mountain and golf course views framed by dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows.

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The Residences at Grand Hyatt Deer Valley - The Best of Mountain Living $8,795,000 • 4 BD • 5 BA • 3,638 Sq Ft • Deer Valley East Village Experience unparalleled luxury in this exceptional move-in ready penthouse unit at The Residences at Grand Hyatt.

This spacious 4-bedroom plus bunkroom, 5-bathroom residence encompasses 3,638 sq ft and offers stunning direct views of the Jordanelle Reservoir, making it the perfect retreat for ski enthusiasts and corporate gatherings alike.

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Marcella Lot - Deer Valley East Village | Ski Run & Jordanelle Views 1905 W H o r n Cour t, Lot #118 | Heber City, UT 84032 $4,000,000 • 0.7 Acres • Deer Valley East Village Marcella Mountain provides a range of luxury homesites rich in recreational opportunities, situated in Deer Valley East Village. Whether you’re skiing home or biking out, Marcella Mountain serves as your base for endless exploration in Park City, featuring a variety of on-site and exclusive amenities to keep you energized.

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Whether you’re buying your first home, relocating, selling a luxury property, or navigating a 1031 exchange, you’ll receive the same high level of care, communication, and professionalism—regardless of price point.

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Bibi has lived in Park City for over 20 years and knows each neighborhood’s character, lifestyle, and market trends. As a former local teacher, she brings a deep commitment to serving the community.

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599 N RED MOUNTAIN CR H E B E R, U T 8 403 2

1450 DEER VALLEY DR PARK CITY, UT 84060

4 BEDS | 4 BATHS | 4,512 SQFT

3 BEDS | 3 BATHS | 2,200 SQFT | $2,650,000

ASKING PRICE $3,000,000

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3 BEDS | 3 BATHS | 2,401 SQFT | $2,150,000

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Stunning Custom Farm Style Home 3300 E HUNTERS RIDGE CIRCLE . THE CROSSINGS AT LAKE CREEK . HEBER CITY, UTAH The perfect place to entertain, this home has an open floor plan, vaulted ceilings and includes a formal dining room, gourmet kitchen, study/den. The lower-level family room has a custom wet bar with plenty of room for entertaining and games. Two decks extend your living space to the outdoors. In-ground spa, plumbed for in-ground pool. Covered deck has gas fireplace, electric shade, built in heaters, surround sound. Second deck has built-in firepit and built-in heaters.

6 BD | 5.5 BA | 6,468 SF | $4,199,000

Quintessential Deer Valley Après-Ski Condo

Beautiful and Rarely Available Townhome

1404 DEER VALLEY DR A . PARK CITY, UTAH In the highly desirable Fawngrove subdivision and on the free bus route for easy access to all of Park City’s skiing, summer activities, shopping, and dining.

1895 E 70 S . HEBER CITY, UTAH Beautiful townhome located in Beaufontaine at Spring Lake on a quiet corner lot. It features stunning views of Mt Timpanogos and the Wasatch Back.

2 BD | 2 BA | 1,211 SF | $1,549,000

3 BD | 3.5 BA | 2,799 SF | $1,000,000

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Lara Tallman and Lucy Block are at the helm of Park City’s auto racing teams.

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PARK CITY’S UNIQUE DISTINCTION AS AN AUTO RACING COMMUNITY WITH WOMEN AT THE HELM

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Having one woman-owned auto-racing business is noteworthy; having two in one small town is worthy of merit. Park City’s Block House Racing, owned by Lucy Block, and Rearden Racing, owned by Lara Tallman, not only reflect a growing segment of women in motorsports, but also draw car buffs to learn more about racing, service their rides, and pay tribute to the late rally superstar Ken Block.

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“I’ve always been into cars,” says Lara Tallman, who competed professionally in endurance racing for eight years. As a teen in Southern California, she helped her dad rebuild a 1957 Chevy.

Eventually, that interest took a backseat to marriage and kids, but when she was in her late 30s, Tallman, always a confident driver, spotted a magazine ad for an introduction to racing clinic and signed up.

She was the only woman in the class, and on the first day, one of her fellow students advised, “Honey, stay out of our way and go to the back.” Tallman did start at the back, but by the end of the day, she was out front, beating all the guys. Soon, she was hooked.

“It takes 100% of your focus like nothing else,” Tallman says.

Her first race, with three other co-drivers, was the IMSA Rolex Sunchaser GT seven-hour endurance race in Utah in 2007. For the event, teams consist of three to four drivers per car. At the pre-race meeting, says Tallman, there might have been only one other woman among the 300 or so drivers. “I remember thinking, ‘I don’t think I should be here,’” she shares.

Tallman readily encourages others, female or male, to try the sport. “Really anyone can race,” she says. “It’s much more accessible [than many people think].” An aspiring racer can buy a relatively inexpensive car, she points out, and enter a Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) race. The SCCA’s autocross series, where drivers navigate cones in parking lot, is “very entry level,” Tallman notes. “All you need is a helmet.”

The National Auto Sports Association offers the highperformance driving event courses necessary for getting a racing license, a requirement for entering other amateur races. “If you love cars, you need to be on a track,” says Tallman. “Street driving doesn’t show the performance of cars at all. It’s so exciting to be on a track and really push a car and understand what it’s capable of.”

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After retiring from professional racing in 2015, Tallman races purely for fun these days, in addition to testing cars and coaching.

Much of her energy goes into running Rearden Racing with veteran pro racer Vesko Kozarov. The name comes from steel magnate Henry Rearden in Ayn Rand’s novel Atlas Shrugged.

The company customizes race cars, sells performance auto parts, and provides coaching and other resources for both pro and club drivers, which includes supporting more than two dozen cars for Rearden team drivers.

Initially based in Salt Lake, Rearden moved to Park City in 2021. “There’s a pretty sizeable community of car enthusiasts here, because we have an excellent track nearby,” says Tallman, referring to Utah Motorsports Campus, 33 miles west of Salt Lake City in Grantsville.

In 2024, in the wake of the pandemic-driven growth spurt in both Park City’s population and the number of high-performance luxury vehicles, Rearden started an auto service arm for the public, focused on European cars. “We see lots of Porsches and Land Rovers,” says Tallman. Later this year, the company will move into a brand-new headquarters being built on North Forestdale Drive next to WAREHOUSE Motorclub, a high-end auto club and storage facility.

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Lucy Block also has been around motorsports for most of her life. When her husband, Ken, got into rally racing 20 years ago after selling his share in the company he co-founded, DC Shoes, Lucy started driving, too.

The couple began visiting Park City to snowboard and became part-time residents in the early 2000s.

Eventually they moved here full time.

Already a legend in action sports, Ken also became an icon in racing, known not only for his superlative record on the track but for his eye-catching customized car builds, extremely popular Gymkhana video series and Hoonigan race team brand. After he passed away in January 2023, at age 55, in a snowmobile accident near the family’s ranch, Lucy and their three children wanted to continue his legacy. A new foundation, 43 Institute (named for Block’s race car number), gives money to help others achieve their dreams— motorsports oriented or not.

Lucy raced her first rally in 2009 and has completed more than 30 others since then. As she wrote in a 2023 social media post, however: “I for sure drove my own rally over and over again in rental mini vans all around the world filled with car seats, diapers and rally snacks before I ever actually entered a rally!”

Her first full season on the American Rally Association (ARA) circuit was in 2022. In June 2023, she competed in the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb in honor of Ken. She’s not the only female Block who’s professionally racing cars these days. Daughter Lia, now 18, is a fastrising star in motorsports. She competed in her first full ARA season in 2022, at age 15, after racing karts and off-road vehicles since she was 11. “She was always a car or two behind me [at the start],” says Lucy, “but I would drop in my starting position so that I would be able to see her throughout the day and see that she finished.” Both Lia and Lucy raced ARA in 2023, and that year Lia won the league’s championship for open two-wheel drive (in a Subaru BRZ), and is the youngest competitor ever to win that class in the U.S. Mother and daughter then teamed up for the Baja 1000, the notorious 1,311-mile, off-road race on the Baja Peninsula. Sharing the driving with two other racers for a team of four, the Blocks finished first in their vehicle class, piloting a Can-Am Maverick R UTV. Now Lia is racing F1 cars, too. A member of the co-ed Williams Racing Driver Academy, she started driving in the all-female F1 Academy Series last year.

This March, she became the first female driver to join Rockstar Energy’s athlete team.

Meanwhile, the middle Block sibling, Kira, 16, also races, but these days she’s just as into horseback riding, with a dream of making an Olympic equestrian team.

And younger brother Mika, 13, races with a goal of competing in rallies.

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“People’s Champ - The Impact of Ken Block” at Petersen Automotive Museum

Lucy took off the 2024 season from racing and is doing the same this year. She’s had her hands more than full getting the fledgling 43 Institute off the ground and helping put together an exhibition of some of Ken’s wildly creative cars, plus memorabilia, at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles.

“We had four months to pull it together,” says Lucy of the Petersen exhibit, which includes nine of his custom-built power machines that are Fords, Audis, Porsches and Subarus. That included getting input from many of the people who had been part of Hoonigan Racing and knew historical data, explains Lucy, as well as tracking down current owners of the cars and figuring out transport. Among the vehicles on display are the Hoonipigasus (a 2022 Porsche 911 SVRSR, built for the 100th running of Pikes Peak) and the Hoonitruck (based off a 1977 Ford F-150).

At the opening on February 13, speakers, who included Ford CEO Jim Farley, highlighted the impact Ken had on the automobile industry. “It was amazing to look back at Ken’s career as a whole,” says Lucy.

The exhibit runs through October 5, but 43 Institute, known as 43i, is here for the long-term. In 2024, a kickoff event at Woodward Park City launched the initiative on April 3, being 4/3: National Ken Block Day. The celebration expanded in 2025 to four days in three cities: Woodward Park City, Woodward Tahoe and Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles. The foundation’s website refers to the “motivated misfits” it aims to serve, which Lucy elaborates on. At the beginning of his rally career, “Ken and the people that worked with him didn’t fit the mode. We joked that we were the misfits when we came to the WRC [World Rally Championship].”

Obviously, the “misfits” ended up achieving great success, and Ken’s passion for inspiring others and providing opportunities for them to forge their own nontraditional paths drives 43i’s mission.

“Ken made a difference in so many people’s lives,” Lucy says, “not just fans but the people he gave chances to, whether in media or racing or building a vehicle or just doing logistics.”

This spirit was a hard thing to nail down as friends and family created a nonprofit, she adds. They didn’t want to reinvent the wheel, so to speak, by developing programs, at least to start. Instead, the foundation raises money to provide grants, whether for scholarships to Salt Lake Community College’s automotive program or the graphic arts program at Palomar College near San Diego (Ken’s alma mater) or funding for Utah’s Youth Sports Alliance and a group in New York City that brings urban kids out into nature, among other things.

As Lia’s racing career takes off, Lucy hopes to get back in a car regularly next year. “I wanted to race rally this year,” she says, “but at some point, I had to breathe. Being a mom is my number-one job, and I’m now a business owner, too, which is a learning process.” For now, Lucy plans to help Mika build his driving skills as he preps to start rally racing next year, and she hopes the two of them will be able to race the season together.

The Block family continues to regroup after their tragic loss, and Lucy leans heavily on the motorsports community and the acceptance she’s received. “Ken always said he’s a lucky bastard,” she says. “I’m not exactly that, but I’m fortunate that we are loved and well supported in this industry.”

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traveling through the wilderness by foot, bike or ski. At the end of each day’s trail you find a cozy yurt or a sleek modern cabin. You might even enjoy a fire pit or a wood-barrel sauna for relaxing your tired muscles.

You’ll continue the adventure from this spot and end at another shelter down the trail. Backcountry hut-to-hut adventure travel has long been a staple in Europe, but is only recently taking shape in Utah in a significant way.

One such network comes from the inspiration of Shaun Deutschlander, founder and owner of Inspired Summit Adventures in Park City. Deutschlander is developing the Western Uinta Hut System, which currently offers three interconnected huts and will ultimately comprise five huts that unlock recreational access to 100,000 acres of backcountry terrain. The system provides year-round access for hiking, mountain biking, fishing, rock climbing, skiing and splitboarding.

“We’re building them in conjunction with pre-existing trails, so it’s not like we’re rebuilding a whole area of the forest,” Deutschlander says. “These areas are underutilized. We hope by putting yurts there we can take the pressure off some of the Uintas and move people into a new, beautiful part of the range.”

Inspired Summit is a seasoned outfitter. They’ve been offering fully guided, fully supported adventures from the Castle Peak Yurt since 2021 (that’s the hut with the barrel sauna).

Guides prepare all the drinks and food like wood-fired pizzas, enchiladas, steak and fresh-baked cookies. Once the sun sets, guides retire to their own campsites so guests can enjoy the yurt.

Self-guided trips are also available, and a la carte days of guided activities like rock climbing, fly-fishing and stand-up paddleboard yoga can be added on.

The yurts operate on U.S. Forest Service land and have received government approval. To write her proposal, Deutschlander used information available on huttripper.com, one of the West’s best resources for finding and planning selfguided backcountry hut trips. Hut Tripper founders Sean Quinn and Loren Baker actively add new information to the site, including a hut’s distance from an access road, elevation, snowfall, capacity and whether dogs and snowmobiles are allowed. So far, the site has been focused on huts that support skiing, but mountain bike hut touring will be the next addition.

This exciting development will certainly bring attention to the Aquarius Trail Hut System, a series of five huts — each about 20 miles apart — dedicated to mountain bike adventures. Founders Aquarius Hut System’s Hatch Hut

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Jared Fisher and Jen Becker used repurposed high-top shipping containers to build their huts. These stylish, insulated buildings feature showers, bedrooms and completely stocked kitchens.

But don’t think you’ll miss out on a rugged outdoor adventure if you stay. The huts are offgrid in secluded locations. The experience skews a bit more toward camping than glamping.

The kitchen sink, handwashing station and shower utilize manual foot pumps and outsidetemperature water, which can be heated on the stove if a hot shower is a must. A provisioned kitchen features a propane cooking stove and solar-powered fridge. Electricity is limited, but phone and e-bike charging stations are available.

Most guests leave their cars in Escalante and are shuttled to Brian Head. From there, they follow the Aquarius Trail on downloaded digital maps. Navigation is easy. The route follows singletrack, wild singletrack, Jeep routes and dirt roads and shadows Highway 12, also known as Scenic Byway 12, a designated All-American Road. Those who choose a guided tour don’t even have to navigate or prepare dinner at night.

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“You go from aspens and pines to the red rock desert,” notes Fisher. “It really is the ultimate conglomeration of the best stuff that Utah has to offer.”

For winter outings, look to Powder Ridge Ski Touring, owned by Alex Anderson and his wife, Sara Goeking. This company offers three yurts for backcountry ski travel, accessed through Logan Canyon. The Green Canyon, Bunch Grass and Steam Mill yurts are fully provisioned, and all adventures are self-guided. Guests must have strong navigation skills for getting themselves to the yurts, which are tucked well into the backcountry in nonmotorized areas. Starting this year, Green Canyon Yurt is available for summer and fall reservations as it is accessible via road from June 1 to November 15.

“They’re quite popular,” says Anderson. “Powder Ridge has been around since the early eighties, and we’re always working hard to keep the yurts maintained.”

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• To support hut maintenance, Hut Tripper has created a digital guest book for each hut. Here, guests can upload photos and note their date of stay, hut conditions and weather. Mentioning a missing or broken item is a big help to operators, who are informed by Hut Tripper.

• Co-founder Sean Quinn, who just came back from a hut-to-hut ski tour in Japan, offers several points of etiquette. “First is being a considerate guest,” he says. Leave the hut cleaner than you found it. He suggests taking pictures before gear is spread out, then you’ll have a visual reference for putting everything back in place.

• Take everything with you. Quinn says the biggest mistake people make is leaving behind extra items for the next group. “If every group were to leave things behind, it would be a mess in there,” he says. Pack out everything, even if you’d like to share that extra bar of chocolate.

• Although you might plan to log into Hut Tripper when you get home, remember to sign the hut’s physical guest book. “I think our hut culture in the U.S. relies on that sort of thing,” Quinn says. “It’s a great way to demonstrate that these huts are being used, and reading it is a fun way to pass the time.”

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even the most experienced recreationists can be caught off guard. Outdoor adventurers should adjust their trip plans to account for variations needed in nutrition, hydration, physical training, route selection and emergency plans. Adaptation also may be warranted due to a mix of climate-related variables that can cause stress (or worse) on the trail.

Among climate challenges, perhaps the most obvious pattern is the rise of heat waves and longer duration of the summer season. In Utah, three heat-related fatalities occurred among hikers in Canyonlands National Park and Snow Canyon State Park — including a 30-year-old who suffered in the triple-digit heat — last summer. Recently, the world experienced its warmest year on record for the Northern and Southern Hemispheres, including the land and ocean, according to the “2023 Global Climate Report” from NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information.

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Local outdoor guide Becky Fuys recalls facing heat exhaustion on a fiveday backpacking trip in the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park. She and her hiking partner were switching camp locations one morning, but the temperatures were hotter than expected, especially for a trek in April.

Trudging through the canyon with their heavy packs, Fuys started to act strange — she was grumpy and rude toward her friend, Jackie.

She later realized that one culprit of her heat exhaustion was a case of mild hyponatremia, a condition where the sodium level in the blood is lower than normal, which causes the emotional part of the brain — the limbic system — to flair, she explains. The early signs of heat exhaustion include experiencing general fatigue and feeling lethargic. Dehydration can occur alongside heat-related illness but doesn’t always.

Recognizing that something was up, Jackie sat Fuys down in the shade and poured a bit of water into an electrolyte packet to make a goop, which she gave to Fuys to drink. “She said that I looked like a video game character who leveled-up in two minutes from being grumpy and gloomy to being happy and energized,” says Fuys.

As Fuys waited in the shade, her headache dissipated and she used a cool compress, rested and waited for her heart rate to slow down, skin temperature to decrease, redness to dissipate, and body to relax. Blood vessels in the skin dilate to increase the transfer of fluids, leading to red skin and a warm core — both signs that it’s time to rest and cool down the body.

Fortunately, Fuys was able to recover and rebound in the field. “We slowly continued on with the activity. Afterward, I had to make sure I wasn’t going to tip back into heat exhaustion,” she says.

Following the close call, Fuys realized that she is vulnerable to heat and hyponatremia, because she drinks so much water during outdoor activities. To help, she added electrolytes to her routine.

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The most common health issues that recreationists experience in Utah are dehydration and sunburn, says Fuys.

“You can mitigate that risk by stashing a sunscreen stick in your pack and bringing water with you,” she said. “A lot of people don’t realize how much water they actually lose, especially in dry climates like in Utah when they’re not feeling as sweaty. You can lose 3 to 4 liters of water an hour.

Acclimation to the temperatures you recreate in is another big variable,” she says.

If you get too hot or if you’re really dehydrated, don’t chug your water, Fuys suggests. “Take small sips of water every 10 minutes that your body can absorb.” She adds, “Dunk a bandana or sun hoodie in a stream and wear it while you hike to cool your body down.”

One sign that heat exhaustion is potentially moving toward heat stroke is confusion or slurred speech.

“When a person becomes really hot, their brain is cooking, so their vital signs and level of responsiveness, or mental status, can be impacted at a more alarming rate,” says Fuys.

Outdoor travelers should pay attention to the temperature variability between the lower elevations, like in Salt Lake City, versus the surrounding benches and mountains, which can be cooler, notes Fuys. “To escape heat, go up in altitude. Also, avoid being out in the heat during the hottest parts of the day or take a lunch break,” she says.

In addition to heat, outdoor travelers might notice larger or new swarms of mosquitoes at elevations and locations where they didn’t traditionally reside. Expanding mosquito populations are coupled with a rise of vector-borne diseases such as West Nile virus, as detected in Salt Lake County last summer.

Venturers may also discover that historic water resupply spots, such as on foot treks or mountain bike routes, have become leaner or dried up, following a pivot of seasonal temperatures and precipitation. It also could become increasingly important to check the air quality before a trip departure, due to the surge of wildfires, air pollution and fine particles.

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Preparing has become more challenging. “You should pack rain layers and wear protective footwear that’s appropriate for mud,” she emphasizes.

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“It’s so important to recognize early warning signs of heat-related illness, like headaches or mood swings, and I’m happy I had a hiking partner that checked in on me,” says Fuys about her incident in Canyonlands.

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up a trail and break your leg, it could be more than an hour by the time you get to the hospital,” says Fuys.

The coursework covers CPR and environmental illnesses such as heat illness, dehydration and hypothermia, as well as medical emergencies like hyperventilation and allergic, anaphylaxis, asthma or diabetic attacks. In addition, students learn how to create an emergency response plan and how to call for help.

Having an evacuation plan can be essential. In one heat-related incident last summer, six motorcyclists suffered the extreme temperatures of 128 degrees in California’s Death Valley National Park. The closest hospital was more than 60 miles away from the visitor center, and a rescue helicopter could not aid the emergency. Extreme heat and humidity lead to thin air, making the rotor blades ineffective.

Backcountry Ready also provides a longer course, Wilderness First Responder, which is five to eight days for professional guides and folks that do extreme sports or multi-day trips in very remote settings without a cell signal. And Fuys teaches entry-level clinics for private groups.

Various online mapping tools are available to help plan backcountry travel as well, such as onX Backcountry app that allows users to access maps offline.

The app also provides near realtime updates of wildfire locations and smoke.

“At onX Backcountry, we work closely with a trusted network of local adventurers and industry experts to verify and curate the trail information in the app. We also Becky Fuys demonstrating primary assessment during a Wilderness First Aid course have a QA [quality assurance] team focused on validating this data before To help recreationists prepare for days in the remote wilderness, it publishes. As a result, onX provides relevant, reliable and responsible Fuys founded Backcountry Ready, an outdoor education school recreation information, equipping backcountry adventurers with specializing in backcountry rescue skills and empowering the expert-backed insights they can trust,” says Senior Content Manager adventure community, in October 2023.

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With over 30 offices throughout the Wasatch Front and Back, Logan, Moab, St. George, Kanab, and Southeast Idaho, the company has a long-standing track record of market dominance, dependability, and community-driven service. From 2020-2024, the brokerage saw over $20 billion in sales statewide securing the #1 position in Utah’s real estate marketplace and is the #1 independently owned and operated brokerage in the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices national and global network. As the only full-service brokerage firm in Utah, Utah Properties is proud to offer the most integrated transaction experience for its clients through its core services companies, Metro Mountain Mortgage, LLC and an industry leading title & escrow service provider.

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices is a global residential real estate brokerage franchise network with more than 45,000 real estate professionals and more than 1,500 offices across 4 continents and 11 countries and territories including the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Europe, the Middle East, the Caribbean and India. The network completed more than USD $127.7 billion in real estate sales in 2024.

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Wasatch Back Wasatch is a Ute Indian word that means “mountain pass” or “low pass over high range.”

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Greater Park City Park City Proper

Snyderville Basin

Centered in historic Old Town, Park City Proper begins at the iconic McPolin Farm and extends to Deer Valley®.

These residential neighborhoods provide families with diverse homeownership options, access to top-ranking public schools, trail systems, and state-of-the-art recreational venues. Residents enjoy easy access to Park City’s award-winning restaurants, theatres, resorts, and more. This is a great place to start if you’re looking for the classic Park City experience.

While the heart of Park City may be in Old Town, some of its most friendly and authentic residential areas reside outside city limits. The Redstone and Newpark Town Centers are filled with colorful boutique shops and recreational centers that include skating, public gyms, and indoor tracks. With multiple dog parks, miles of trails, and live music, you’ll have plenty to do.

Deer Valley® Deer Valley is one of the premier luxury residential areas in the world. Neighborhood developments are seamlessly woven in and around Deer Valley Resort, which has been voted the #1 ski resort in North America multiple times by SKI Magazine readers. Renowned for its world-class amenities, impeccably groomed runs, and thrilling tree skiing, Deer Valley Resort is more than just a skier’s paradise — it’s a vibrant cultural destination, home to the World Cup Freestyle Championships and a celebrated summer concert series.

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Additional area advantages include a short drive to Salt Lake City, the Utah Olympic Park, Woodward Park City, and top-ranked Park City schools. The National Ability Center, located in Quinn’s Junction, empowers individuals of all abilities by building self-esteem, confidence and lifetime skills through sport, recreation and educational programs.

Wasatch County

East Summit County

Jordanelle

Gateway to the Uintas

Situated just east of Park City the neighborhoods surrounding the Jordanelle Reservoir and developments abutting the Jordanelle State Park—offer stunning views of Mt. Timpanogos and Deer Valley Resort. With the Jordanelle State Park right in their backyard, residents enjoy some of the best water sports in the state. The Jordanelle Express gondola is located at Highway 40’s Mayflower exit, providing ski access to Deer Valley Resort. The development of Deer Valley’s new East Village will also provide access to the resort via Highway 40, offering world-class lodging, dining, and retail.

Located below the majestic peaks of the Uintas, the mountain communities of East Summit County boast stunning views and wild natural beauty. Popular with outdoor enthusiasts and ranchers, these townships offer a wide range of real estate options including farmstead estates, large lots on which to build your dream home, and small subdivisions with a quiet neighborhood feel. Just a short distance to Park City and Salt Lake City, these towns have a preserved sense of nature and community without the hustle and bustle of a larger city. From fishing, horseback riding, hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing, and camping these areas provide a range of outdoor pursuits. In addition to their scenic charm, each town offers its own array of community activities including the Oakley Rodeo, Summit County Fair, outdoor summer concert series, and Kamas’ Fiesta Days.

Heber Valley Home to some of the best fishing, equestrian centers, and views in Utah, nearby Wasatch County is not to be overlooked. Heber City anchors this picturesque county, which is known for its open tracts of farm land and the Heber Airport. The county extends from the Jordanelle Reservoir to the base of the impressive Mt. Timpanogos. For skiers, Park City ski resorts are a short 15 minute drive away, and Sundance Resort is nearby in Provo Canyon. Resting at the base of the Wasatch Mountains is the quaint, Swiss-influenced community of Midway, famous for its legendary annual Swiss Days over Labor Day weekend.

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Setting a new standard for on-mountain living. The Colony is an award-winning development, with a combination of natural beauty, size, privacy, and world-class skiing and snowboarding at your doorstep. This private gated community occupies 4,600 acres of pristine high alpine terrain where 90% is preserved as open space. Learn more at www.TheColonyWPC.com or scan the QR code.

Introducing Your Ultimate Alpine Escape

Under construction–Rendering subject to change

314 White Pine Canyon Road

| Ski-In/Board-Out | 6 Bd | 8 Ba | 10.46 Ac | $23,500,000

Your ultimate alpine escape. A stunning new ski home that blends architectural elegance, refined finishes, and a location beyond compare. Every detail is meticulously curated to elevate your lifestyle, from the state-of-the-art kitchen and spa-inspired baths to warm, inviting spaces that open to the outdoors. Learn more at www.314wpc.com or scan the QR code.

Bronson Calder (435) 901-9073 bronson@bhhsutah.com THECOLONYWPC.COM

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(435) 655-8866

Stephen Jeffers (435) 659-1715 sjeffers@bhhsutah.com

Kurt Peterson (435) 901-8866 kurt@bhhsutah.com

@TheColonyWPC

Lincoln Calder (435) 901-2696 lincoln@bhhsutah.com

TheColonyWPC

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Amazing Property with Spectacular Views 355 West 5200 North

| Old Ranch Road | 7 Bd | 9 Ba | 4.79 Ac | $9,950,000

This amazing property offers the extremely rare opportunity to own a nearly 5-acre estate in a rural setting that is only minutes from central Park City and world class resort amenities. The lot is flat and offers spectacular, uninterrupted views of the surrounding mountains. The home takes full advantage of its beautiful natural surroundings with great outdoor spaces including heated patios, outdoor dining, and a stone encased hot tub.

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New Custom Mountain Contemporary Home 3506 Oakwood Drive

This new construction custom mountain contemporary home was thoughtfully designed by the Highland Group and interior design selections were masterfully curated by the 4C Group. Featuring exceptional mountain views of Deer Valley Resort as well as great views to the west towards Park City Mountain Resort. This exquisite residence features 6 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms, including a main level primary suite for added comfort and privacy.

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Bronson Calder (435) 901-9073 bronson@bhhsutah.com PETERSONCALDER.COM

| Lower Deer Valley | 6 Bd | 8 Ba | 0.27 Ac | $7,950,000

(435) 655-8866

Stephen Jeffers (435) 659-1715 sjeffers@bhhsutah.com

Kurt Peterson (435) 901-8866 kurt@bhhsutah.com

@petersoncalder

Lincoln Calder (435) 901-2696 lincoln@bhhsutah.com

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Ski-In/Ski-Out in Marcella at Deer Valley East Village 1851 W Galena Ridge Way | Deer Valley® East Village 7 Bd

| 9 Ba | 8,000 SF | $21,000,000

Experience alpine luxury in this 8,000 sq. ft. ski-in/ski-out estate in Marcella at Deer Valley East Village. With 3,600+ square feet of heated outdoor living space, five fire pits, a Wolf BBQ, and a pizza oven, it’s perfect for entertaining.

Inside, radiant floor heating and floor-to-ceiling windows connect you to the mountains, with hand-selected walnut and oak cabinetry adding elegance.

An elevator makes getting to each level hassle-free. Enjoy exclusive Marcella Club access, a private ski lodge, fitness studio, spa, golf simulator, and the Tiger Woods-designed championship golf course. This home is more than a residence; it’s a statement of prestige, an invitation to adventure, and a legacy to be cherished for generations. Schedule for completion Fall of 2025.

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Nancy Erni (435) 647-1545 nancy@skiresortproperty.com

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JanaLee Jacobsen (435) 640-3221 jana@skiresortproperty.com

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A Blend of Modern Design and Natural Beauty 5220 N Old Ranch Road | Park City 7 Bd

| 10 Ba | 2.5 Ac | $19,350,000

Located in Park City’s Old Ranch Road district, this luxury estate blends modern design and natural beauty. Featuring a wellness area with a sauna, cold plunge, and yoga space, plus a 500+ bottle wine cellar with a tasting area. Enjoy seamless indoor-outdoor living with a pool, hot tub, pickleball court, and walking paths. The five-car heated garage includes epoxy floors and a dog bath. Smart tech integration adds convenience, while proximity to ski resorts and Round Valley’s 2,200 acres of open space offers the best of Park City. Heber’s FBO and Salt Lake City International Airport are both easily accessible, providing convenience for private and commercial travelers.

Schedule for completion Fall of 2025.

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Nancy Erni (435) 647-1545 / nancy@skiresortproperty.com

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Ryan McLaughlin (435) 640-5780 / ryan@skiresortproperty.com JanaLee Jacobsen (435) 640-3221 / jana@skiresortproperty.com

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Completely Remodeled Free Standing Stag Lodge 8200 E Royal Street East #50 | Upper Deer Valley 6 Bd

| 6.5 Ba | 5,600 SF | Inquire for Pricing

Big views and big spaces in this 6-bedroom home in Upper Deer Valley located in the exclusive Stag Lodge enclave. This impressive mountain home features a light-filled open floor plan with vaulted ceilings. With large entertaining areas, two fireplaces, large decks, an oversized garage (543.5 square feet!), and plenty of space, you’ll have everything you need to truly enjoy the mountain lifestyle. Sleeps up to 22 in beds, perfect for family get togethers or multi family vacations. Enjoy some of Deer Valley’s absolute best views with vistas across Empire Canyon to Jupiter Peak and ski runs of both Deer Valley and Park City Mountain Resort.

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Patrick Giblin (435) 649-7171 pgiblin@bhhsutah.com BuyInParkCity.com

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New Construction in Ranches At The Preserve 1550 Red Hawk Trail

| 5 Bd | 7 Ba | 10.70 Ac | $7,000,000

Welcome to your new construction dream home in a coveted gated community, where modern luxury meets stunning natural beauty. This 6,350 square foot transitional home on 10.7 acres offers panoramic views of Deer Valley, Park City, and the Uinta Range.

Featuring 5 bedrooms, 6.5 baths, a game room, theater, gym, and 3-bay garage with heated drive. Just 30 minutes from Salt Lake City, this retreat blends elegance and serenity—schedule your showing today!

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Minutes from the New Deer Valley East Village ® 1176 Skyridge Drive Lot #102

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Nicole Johnson (435) 901-3391 njohnson@bhhsutah.com PureParkCity.com

| SkyRidge | 4 Bd | 7 Ba | 0.25 Ac | $5,995,000

Welcome to your mountain retreat in exclusive SkyRidge, where luxury meets stunning views of Deer Valley and Jordanelle Reservoir. This new modern home offers 4 bedrooms, 2 en-suites, 3 three-quarter baths, and 2 half baths for ultimate comfort. Enjoy an openconcept layout with vaulted ceilings, custom fireplaces, and high-end finishes throughout.

SkyRidge residents enjoy exclusive amenities including an on-demand shuttle, a resortstyle golf course, clubhouse with pool, fitness studio, equestrian center, and more.

Anna Crabtree (801) 809-7346 annac@bhhsutah.com LiveParkCity.com

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Newly Constructed Luxury Estate in Wolf Creek Ranch 2586 N Whispering Springs Hollow Road #20 | Heber City 7 Bd

| 10 Ba | 160 Ac | $9,975,000

Set on 160 pristine acres within the exclusive Wolf Creek Ranch, this newly built estate is a sanctuary where families gather, connect, and create lasting memories. The open-concept design seamlessly blends expansive living, dining, and entertaining spaces, all bathed in natural light and framed by sweeping mountain views. Thoughtfully crafted for all ages, the home offers refined elegance, everyday comfort, and seamless indoor-outdoor living. Outdoors, endless opportunities await, hike trails, explore open spaces, or relax in complete privacy. Whether hosting joyful celebrations or quiet evenings under the stars, this secluded retreat inspires connection, adventure, and lasting memories.

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Katy Patterson (435) 901-9250 Katy@MullinRealEstate.com MullinRealEstate.com

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Matt Mullin (435) 901-4707 Matt@MullinRealEstate.com MullinRealEstate.com

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One of the Premier Estates within Wolf Creek Ranch 10716 E Forest Creek Road #49 | Heber City 4 Bd

| 6 Ba | 160 Ac | $8,750,000

Set amid the aspens and pines of Wolf Creek Ranch, this coveted 160-acre legacy estate offers refined mountain living amid Utah’s high-country beauty. The flat, fully fenced parcel features sweeping views of Mt. Timpanogos and a serene sense of privacy. The single-level home boasts four en-suite bedrooms, vaulted ceilings, and an open-concept layout that welcomes natural light and seamless indoor-outdoor living. Whether you’re enjoying the stone fireplace in winter or watching elk roam at sunrise, the home is designed to embrace nature year-round. With room to build a barn, guest house, or yurt, and a close-knit community that values land and lifestyle, this property offers rare solitude without isolation.

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Katy Patterson (435) 901-9250 Katy@MullinRealEstate.com MullinRealEstate.com

Matt Mullin (435) 901-4707 Matt@MullinRealEstate.com MullinRealEstate.com

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Mountain Retreat Set in the Heart of Wolf Creek Ranch 8376 E Aspen Ridge Road #44 | Heber City 3 Bd

| 4.5 Ba | 160 Ac | $7,750,000

Situated in the heart of Wolf Creek Ranch, this extraordinary 6,100 sqft mountain retreat is more than just a home, it’s an escape into nature’s grandeur. Designed to elevate every moment, this rare gem seamlessly blends rustic charm with refined luxury. Soaring windows flood the space with natural light, while vaulted ceilings with exposed timber beams create a breathtaking welcome. With 3 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, and a beautifully crafted barn that accommodates up to four horses or all the motorized toys you desire, this property offers the perfect balance of elegance and functionality. Whether you seek solitude, adventure, or the ideal space to gather with loved ones, this home delivers in every way.

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Katy Patterson (435) 901-9250 Katy@MullinRealEstate.com MullinRealEstate.com

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Matt Mullin (435) 901-4707 Matt@MullinRealEstate.com MullinRealEstate.com

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Rare Privacy that Feels Both Serene and Accessible 11042 Wild Elk Meadows #2 | Heber City 4 Bd

| 5 Ba | 160 Ac | $11,950,000

Tucked within a gated forest enclave, Aspenrise is surrounded by whispering groves of aspen trees, offering rare privacy that feels both serene and accessible. Conceived by the award-winning Pearson Design Group (Bozeman, MT) and meticulously built by Magleby Construction in 2020, this extraordinary estate comprises a finely crafted cabin and a fully appointed barn, totaling four bedrooms and five bathrooms across both structures. Inside, every detail speaks the quiet, confident language of authenticity. Hand-selected reclaimed wood, locally sourced stonework, and period-accurate fixtures give each room depth and character.

The great room offers soaring beams and panoramic alpine views.

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Katy Patterson (435) 901-9250 Katy@MullinRealEstate.com MullinRealEstate.com

Matt Mullin (435) 901-4707 Matt@MullinRealEstate.com MullinRealEstate.com

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Newly Constructed Mt Tuscany Villa in Glenwild 7247 Purple Sage | Glenwild 5 Bd

| 5 Ba | 1.33 Ac | $10,000,000

This 7,463 square foot home was just completed in December 2024, built by Dowie/Wing Construction with Jonathan DeGray as the architect. The design of this home has been well thought out, with its floor to ceiling windows and doors the magnificent outdoors are brought right into the home. Truly a main floor living floorplan.

The Primary bedroom boasts his and her large walk-in closets, a large private deck, even with a private hot tub, fireplace and very accommodating Primary bath. Even the large glass front door offers mountain views as you approach the home. Heated 3-car garage with water, drains, and a dog wash area.

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Ramon Gomez Jr. (435) 640-0590 rgomez@bhhsutah.com

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Mountain Home on 15.5 acres of Horse Property 1355 W Red Hawk Trail

| 4 Bd | 6 Ba | 15.5 Ac | $5,600,000

If you are looking for a traditional mountain home that is cozy and amplifies that relaxing mountain retreat experience... this is the one. A very well maintained home, conveniently located in the gated community of The Ranches at The Preserve, this 7,230 square foot home is perfectly situated on over 15 acres. You will enjoy the main floor living, including a great entertaining chef’s delight kitchen, opening out to a spacious deck with gorgeous views down the canyon toward Deer Valley.

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“Mt Lewis Guest Ranch” on Top of Tollgate Canyon 1627 Annadale Lane

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Ramon Gomez Jr. (435) 640-0590 rgomez@bhhsutah.com

| 8 Bd | 8 Ba | 80 Ac | $5,500,000

So much to say about this property. There are 3 cabins with a total of 8 Bedrooms, Pavilion, Garages etc. This beautiful secluded 80 acre Family or Guest Compound is located at the very top of Tollgate Canyon. Three Rustic Cabins are situated around a fishing pond with Aspens and Pine Trees in every direction you look. Imagine your family and friends enjoying summer hiking and fishing on your own 80 acres. Bring your horses. In the winter slide onto your snowmobile (included with this property) and have the mountain top to yourself.

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Sleek Promontory Enclave with Full Membership 3287 Central Pacific Trail | The Summit 6 Bd

| 8 Ba | 6,848 SF | 1.07 Ac | $9,250,000

This sleek and visually striking estate pushes the envelope for style in Promontory Club. Built by the renown Bailey Construction, this home combines high end contemporary design with all the essentials of luxurious mountain living. Every element of the home has been curated

by Bond Design Company resulting in a fusion of elevated style with true functionality and an exceptional array of natural materials. Built to a comfortable 7,000 square feet and fully radiant indoor and out, this home has 6 bedrooms, a spacious office, 8 bathrooms and a home gym area. Designed to be the ultimate entertainer’s haven, it offers panoramic views of the Wasatch Mountain Range framed by glass walls.

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Kelly Horn (505) 907-4215 khorn@promontoryclub.com PromontoryClub.com

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Stunning Estate Home in Promontory 8195 N Ranch Garden Road | Deer Crossing 5 Bd

| 8 Ba | 10,070 SF | 1.84 Ac | $9,295,000

Designed and built to embody the perfect balance of elevated mountain living and functionality, completed in January 2024 with the vision of 4C Design Group, this extraordinary 10,000 square foot residence is nestled in one of the most coveted locations within Promontory, offering sweeping Western views and unmatched proximity to amenities. Upon entering, you’re captivated by panoramic vistas and a massive heated exterior patio, perfect for outdoor entertaining or relaxing in solitude. Inside, the open-concept living room, private dining room, and extensive kitchen effortlessly flow into one another, creating a space for both intimate gatherings and grand-scale entertaining.

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Kelly Horn (505) 907-4215 khorn@promontoryclub.com PromontoryClub.com

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Brand New Modern Home in Promontory 2738 Longspur Lane | Northgate Canyon 5 Bd

| 7 Ba | 6,831 SF | 1.94 Ac | $7,500,000

This home is nearly ready to move in! Designed by renowned architect, Aaron Inouye, modern lines and walls of glass combine with warm interiors to create a timeless elegance. Stunning mountain views and sunsets can be seen from all over the home. Over 3,000 square feet of deck and patio space, along with large living spaces inside, make this home perfect for entertaining. There’s even a movie theater and extra space for a golf simulator or additional storage.

A highly coveted Promontory Club Full (Golf) Membership is also available for purchase with this homesite. Skip the waitlist of over 100 applicants and enjoy unlimited golf on THREE golf courses!

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BJ Christianson (801) 949-5589 bchristianson@promontoryclub.com PromontoryClub.com

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REAL ESTATE

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Elegant Michael Upwall Designed Promontory Home 2641 E Silverberry Court | West Hills 4 Bd

| 6 Ba | 6,906 SF | 1 Ac | $5,350,000

Whether you’ve been out golfing or skiing, come home to this remarkable property for the utmost in comfort, views, and beautiful surroundings. Designed by architect, Michael Upwall, the aptly named ‘’Fireplace’’ home features seven stunning fireplaces to warm your indoor and outdoor spaces. Large, open living spaces on both the main and lower level provide enticing settlings for entertaining guests or relaxing with family. Fantastic outdoor spaces on every level offer exceptional privacy. Two sprawling primary suites give you the choice of location within the home. Enjoy views of Park City’s ski-slope-covered mountains and a site directly adjacent to the 7th fairway of the Pete Dye Canyon Golf Course. A Promontory Full Membership is available with this home.

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Newly Remodeled Move-In Ready Home in Promontory 8945 N Mountain Crest Road | Buffalo Jump 4 Bd

| 5 Ba | 5,653 SF | 0.55 Ac | $6,250,000

If you’re looking for a newly remodeled move-in ready home with views of Deer Valley and Park City Mountain in Promontory, and a Full Membership available, look no further. This home offers (4) generous en-suite bedrooms, with the primary and office on the main level. This home was completely overhauled inside as well as the exterior with light bright finishes, new radiant driveway, and new epoxied 3-car garage. This home is conveniently located just two minutes from the main gate. Being offered fully furnished by Dressed Design. Just minutes from downtown Park City, Promontory stretches over 7,200 acres and is the perfect four-season mountain club for all ages.

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Will Ott (480) 291-3680 wott@promontoryclub.com PromontoryClub.com

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REAL ESTATE

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Turn-Key Ski-In/Ski-Out Larkspur Townhome 8895 Empire Club Drive #30 | Empire Pass, Deer Valley 4 Bd

| 5 Ba | 3,613 SF | $7,500,000

This ski-in/ski-out home features reclaimed wood flooring. Enjoy magical views of Lady Morgan through massive great room windows.

The Primary Bedroom is on the main level. Downstairs are 3 en-suite bedrooms, plus a hot tub. The large bonus room is perfect for games, TV or shuffleboard. Up top is a loft. There is a 2-car garage with heated drive. Across the slope is The Tower Club (membership available). That means that the #1 ski resort in America, fine private club dining, a world-class spa, a year-round pool, scheduled activities, relationships that will elevate your family’s destiny, access to 4 additional clubs with amenities including golf, are at your fingertips. Come claim it today!

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8895 Empire Club Drive #30

Jen Kelly (435) 659-1518 JenKelly@bhhsutah.com JenKelly.BHHSUtah.com

Dave Shields (801) 652-4412 Dave@daveshields.com DaveShields.BHHSUtah.com

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Panoramic Unobstructed Golf and Resort Views 8435 N Ranch Garden Road | Deer Crossing, Promontory 6 Bd

| 8 Ba | 1.55 Ac | $9,675,000

Located on highly desirable North Ranch Garden Road, this stunning Michael Upwall designed residence offers nearly 11,000 square feet of meticulously crafted living space. The premier setting commands panoramic unobstructed golf and resort views from both levels of the home. The home is defined by rich detail, stunning architectural features showcases the natural beauty of the surrounding mountains and golf course. Situated nearby the Ranch Club Compound, the property offers the ultimate in both privacy and convenience. As an added bonus, the property includes a coveted Full Golf Membership to the world-class Promontory Club.

Tour 8435 N Ranch Garden Road

Kevin Fogarty (435) 647-6167 kfogarty@bhhsutah.com KevinFogarty.BHHSUtah.com

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Spectacular Home with Panoramic Forever Views!

5794 Dakota Trail

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Amazing views from this contemporary masterpiece designed by award winning architect, Michael Upwall and quality-built craftsmanship by Yukon Construction. From the moment you enter the home you will be greeted with light from the floor to ceiling windows and retracting glass doors leading to 1,400 square feet of deck space for exceptional outdoor living and entertaining.

Experience Luxury Living in Promontory 8670 Ranch Club Court

Tour 5794 Dakota Trail

$8,900,000

| Golf Club Cabins | 5 Bd | 6 Ba | $4,200,000

Updated Golf Club Cabin. Full Golf Membership Available. This wonderful 5,034 square foot home is in a very quiet low travel area of Promontory, yet just a short walk to all of the Village Compound amenities including the renowned Pete Dye Golf Course, World-Class Restaurants, Fitness Center, Pool, Spa and more. Experience luxury living in this beautifully updated, five-bedroom Russell floor plan.

Elana Greer (949) 338-2389 Elana.Greer@bhhsutah.com

Tour 8670 Ranch Club Court

Kevin Fogarty (435) 647-6167 kfogarty@bhhsutah.com KevinFogarty.BHHSUtah.com

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The Ultimate Mountain Getaway in Wolf Creek Ranch 9279 E Aspen Ridge Road | Heber City 4 Bd

| 3.5 Ba | 163 Ac | $6,495,000

Opportunities like this don’t come often-163 acres of pure mountain serenity, yours to explore and create your dream retreat. This movein-ready home offers a cozy haven while you design your main house, yurt, or barn, or simply enjoy it as a private escape as-is. Tucked away in a peaceful corner of the Ranch, with little traffic and endless views, your property grants instant access to pristine trails, the private Provo River, three charming yurts, a ranch house for guest overflow and the breathtaking Uinta National Forest. An oversized garage ensures ample space for all your adventure toys. This is more than land-it’s a legacy, a sanctuary, and the ultimate mountain getaway.

Tour 9279 E Aspen Ridge Road

Rob Lea (435) 602-2718 RobLea@bhhsutah.com RobLea.BHHSUtah.com

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REAL ESTATE TEAM

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A New Private Residential Enclave in Canyons Village 2306 W Red Pine Road | Elevation at Canyons Village 5 Bd

| 7 Ba | $7,895,000+

A new private residential enclave in Canyons Village at Park City Mountain Resort. A collection of only six townhomes featuring five bedrooms. Skiin/ski-out access from Sunrise gondola and the Retreat ski run. Elevation at Canyons Village offers contemporary design with south-facing panoramic views of Iron Mountain, Dream Catcher Peak, and Park City Mountain Resort. Offered fully furnished and turn-key. Each townhome offers a rooftop patio with fire pit and dining area, as well as an internal private elevator, a fully amenitized ski room. Owners at Elevation will enjoy access to all of the amenities of Hyatt Centric Park City. Additional details at www.ElevationResidencesAtCanyonsVillage.com

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Under construction–Renderings subject to change

Tracey Jaret (435) 901-2355 tjaret@bhhsutah.com

Rick Shand (435) 655-1930 rshand@bhhsutah.com

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DEVELOPMENTS

ALTA PARK

Single-Family Homes Total Properties ............................................. 4 Acreage Range .............................0.23 - 0.34 Pricing......................... Starting at $1,159,500 Tridestin.com/Alta-Park 801.243.2567

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Alta Park is an exclusive new community in Sandy, Utah, offering a limited selection of just four luxury homesites. These tobe-built homes combine elegant design with modern conveniences, featuring impeccable craftsmanship throughout.

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BLACK ROCK ESTATES

Custom Homes and Homesites

BLACK ROCK ESTATES A T

J O R D A N E L L E

BlackRockEstatesUT.com 435.602.5400

Homesites ..................Starting at $650,000 Custom Homes ................Starting at $2.9M Black Rock Estates is a new luxury gated community located above the Jordanelle, presenting a breathtaking mountain landscape with lake views, clubhouse amenities, and just 20 minutes to Park City ski resorts, restaurants, and shopping.

BLACK ROCK LUXURY CONDOS Condominiums

Total Properties ............................................. 3 Sq Ft Range ................................4,432 - 4,515 Pricing.......................Call for Current Pricing

BlackRockLuxuryCondos.com 435.602.5399

Nestled above the Jordanelle Reservoir, Black Rock Luxury Condos provides the tranquility of mountain living with the convenience and amenities of a hotel.

The SIGNATURE Collection at Black Rock Luxury Condos offers only three elegantly appointed and spacious penthouse suites.

BLUE SAGE RANCH Custom Homesites

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BSRUtah.com 801.201.9004 / 435.901.1765

Total Properties ............................................21 Acreage Range ................................... 6 - 20+ Pricing....................... Starting at $1,400,000 Blue Sage Ranch is a community of 21 luxury estate homesites located just 5 minutes from Heber’s Main Street. Enjoy stunning views of Mount Timpanogos, as well as 82 acres of dedicated open space. Experience the freedom to build the home of your dreams. Only the last few lots remain!

CASTELLO ESTATES Single-Family Homes

E S T A T E S

Tridestin.com/Castello 801.243.2567

Total Properties ............................................. 5 Acreage Range .............................0.27 - 0.39 Pricing........................Starting at $1,225,000 Castello Estates is a new five home community in South Jordan just off 1300 West and Shields Lane. Homes now under construction, and featuring our bestselling floorplans from our Trimble Manor community, the Dalton and the Pinewood.

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CITY CREEK SUBDIVISION Custom Homesites

Total Properties ............................................14 Acreage Range .............................0.23 - 0.45 Pricing...........................Starting at $140,000

CityCreekSubdivision.com 435.851.4788

Build your dream home and enjoy unparalleled access to recreation and tranquility. Enjoy the peace and quiet of homesites in a laidback setting, with all the necessary amenities just a short 20-minute drive away in Logan.

Just minutes from Cherry Peak Ski Resort, and a short drive to hiking, fishing and more.

EAGLEWOOD COVE Custom Homesites

Total Properties ........................................... 72 Acreage Range ................................. 0.4 - 17+ Pricing.......................... Starting at $450,000 EaglewoodCove.com 801.652.1771

The last building lots in all of Eaglewood.

These luxury estate lots have views, privacy, large building pads and back onto national forest.

Choose your own builder and choose when you build. Adjacent to Eaglewood Golf Course and 15 min from airport and downtown Salt Lake City.

ELEVATION AT CANYONS VILLAGE Townhomes

ElevationResidences AtCanyonsVillage.com 435.602.5401

Total Properties ............................................. 6 Sq Ft Range .............................. 4,850 - 5,500 Pricing....................... Starting at $7,895,000 A new private residential enclave in Canyons Village. A collection of only six townhomes that are ski-in/ski-out from Sunrise gondola and the Retreat ski run, with access to the full range of amenities at Hyatt Centric Park City.

FIDDLERS CANYON Townhomes

Total Properties ........................................ 330 Sq Ft Range ............................... 2,063 -2,208 Pricing.......................... Starting at $354,900 FiddlersCanyon.com 801.602.5324

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Fiddlers Canyon combines elegant design with the ideal location in Cedar City, Utah.

The area boasts ample outdoor recreational options, with numerous trailheads and parks nearby, perfect for those who appreciate an active lifestyle.

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HARVEST VALLEY COURT Townhomes

Total Properties ...........................................28 Sq Ft Range .................................1,306 - 1,852 Pricing................Starting in the Mid $300Ks

HarvestValleyCourt.com 435.602.5342

Introducing Harvest Valley Court, Hyrum’s newest community for those aged 55 and above.

Get ready for an outdoor-loving neighborhood where you can connect with like-minded souls around the community garden and gazebo.

2-3 Bedroom plans available.

KEETLEY RIDGE Townhomes

Sq Ft Range ............................... 3,217 - 4,675 Pricing.......................Starting at $2,359,000 KeetleyRidge.com 435.640.6682 / 435.640.2124 435.729.9623

A total of 12 townhomes perfectly seated between Deer Valley Resort and the Jordanelle.

Located a mere 400 yards from the Jordanelle Express Gondola, Keetley Ridge offers panoramic views of the mountains, ski runs, and the water.

This is effortless living out your doorstep.

KLAIM

Townhomes Total Properties ...........................................88 Sq Ft Range ................................ 2,751 - 3,873 Pricing.................................. Starting at $1.7M KlaimHideout.com 435.602.5318

This exclusive lakeview community features the best in modern, contemporary architecture with four-season adventure right out your front door. Now offering new residences and expanded floorplans!

LIONSBACK RESORT Casita Residences

Total Properties ......................................... 188 Pricing........................ Starting at $1,775,000

LionsbackResort.com 435.602.5320

Immersed in Moab’s natural wonder.

Designed to blend in with its natural landscape, Lionsback Resort offers an unrivaled launchpad for all the adventure, exploration and relaxation Moab has to offer, all while treading lightly on the land. Now offering two-, three-, and fourbedroom casitas with short-term rental zoning.

Model now open.

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MAYFLOWER LAKESIDE Townhomes and Condos

380 Properties .... 200 Townhomes / 180 Condos Condo Pricing ............................... Starting at $1.2M Townhome Pricing ................Starting in mid $2Ms

MayflowerLakesideParkCity.com 435.602.5361

Nestled between world-class ski resorts and the serene Jordanelle Reservoir, Mayflower Lakeside offers the ultimate four-season lifestyle. Imagine waking up to mountain views, exploring the great outdoors, and returning home to a luxurious community that caters to your every need.

PARLEYS VIEW

Single-Family Homes Total Properties ............................................. 2 Sq Ft .......................................................... 5,270 Pricing........................ Starting at $1,755,000

Tridestin.com/Parleys-View 801.243.2567

Introducing two new custom homes in the desirable Millcreek neighborhood, offering a rare blend of modern style with ADU flexibility. The features and upgrades throughout have been carefully chosen by our interior designer to meet the expectation in today’s market.

PENDRY RESIDENCES PARK CITY Hotel Condominiums/Residences

Total Properties ......................................... 153 Sq Ft Range ..................................422 to 2,611 Pricing................Call for Current Availability Pendry.com/Park-City 435.901.2355

Pendry Residences Park City offers fully furnished condominium residences that combine Montage’s legendary service culture with numerous amenities for an impressive year-round experience.

PROMONTORY

Homes and Homesites Homes ................................Starting at $2.5M Homesites ........................ Starting at $900k REAL ESTATE

PromontoryClub.com 435.333.4600

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This is mountain living, beyond promises, at its absolute finest. Promontory’s world-class amenities include two championship golf courses, one short course, six restaurants, a beach club, tennis, pickleball, spa, pools, on-slope private ski lodges, an equestrian center, hiking and biking trails and more.

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SIENA HEIGHTS

Single-Family Homes Total Properties ............................................13 Acreage Range ............................ 0.20 - 0.58 Pricing..........................Starting at $999,500 Tridestin.com/Siena-Heights 801.243.2567

Nestled in the heart of Pleasant Grove, Siena Heights is an enclave of thirteen homes ideally situated near 100 East. In just a short walk, residents can enjoy Manila Park and Discovery Park with pickleball, tennis, baseball, soccer, and children’s play areas.

SILVER CREEK ESTATES Homesites

Total Properties ............................................. 5 Acreage Range ............................. 2.89 - 5.01 Pricing..........................Starting at $890,000 SilverCreekEstatesParkCity.com 435.655.1930 / 435.901.2355

Enjoy the luxury of truly generous acreage, providing ample space to create your dream Park City retreat. These expansive lots offer a sense of tranquility rarely found so close to town. Located within the Park City school district.

SKYRIDGE

Homesites and Single-Family Homes Total Properties ........................................ 468 Acreage Range ...............................0.16 – 2.18 Homesites ............................. Starting at $1M Custom Homes .......... Starting in the $4Ms SkyRidgeParkCity.com 435.602.5317

Live an exhilarating all-season lifestyle, surrounded by preserved open spaces and just minutes from world-class skiing, outdoor recreation, and resort-style amenities. At SkyRidge, every day is a new adventure.

STEWART ESTATES Custom Homesites

STEWART

ESTATES

MullinRealEstate.com 435.901.4707 / 435.901.9250

Total Properties ............................................. 4 Acreage Range ............................................5+ Pricing........................Starting at $1,348,000 Wide-open spaces await you in this secluded and pristine setting in Francis. On each homesite, owners will have the ability to build an estate home, a guest house for friends and family, an equestrian barn, and outbuildings.

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TALISKER CLUB

Homes and Homesites Pricing ..................................... $900K - $5.7M

TaliskerClub.com 435.333.3617

Talisker Club is the only four-club/onemembership private home community in Park City—giving you exclusive access to an unmatched collection of mountain, country club, Main Street and backcountry destinations. Now offering the Residences at INDI Ridge, a rare collection of only 37 distinctive contemporary homes.

THE COLONY AT WHITE PINE CANYON

Homesites and Single-Family Homes Total Properties .......................... Approx 274 Acreage Range ..................................... 2 - 113 Pricing................Call for Current Availability TheColonyWPC.com 435.901.9073

The Colony is an award-winning development that offers a combination of natural beauty, privacy, and world-class ski-in/ski-out access.

Nestled among the Wasatch Mountains, The Colony is unlike any other community in the world.

THE RESIDENCES AT THE ST. REGIS DEER VALLEY | SNOW PARK Final Phase Residences ..............................12 Pricing.................................Starting at $5.9M SRDVResidences.com 435.575.0775

The finest address in the finest location.

These luxury residences are located in the heart of the #1 ranked Deer Valley Resort and enjoy all the extraordinary benefits and services of The St. Regis Deer Valley.

THE ST. REGIS DEER VALLEY

Hotel Condominiums/Residences Total Properties ...........................................93 Sq Ft Range ................................. 1,400 - 7,198 Pricing................Call for Current Availability DeerValleyRealEstate.com 435.575.0775

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The St. Regis Deer Valley provides some of the most luxurious slopeside residences in the area. From its 67 hotelcondominiums to its 26 spacious two, three, four and five bedroom private residences, no luxury has been sacrificed.

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BECAUSE YOUR HOME IS MORE THAN A MORTGAGE

At Metro Mountain Mortgage, we understand that a home loan isn’t just about numbers — it’s about people, families, and futures. That’s why we take the time to listen, guide, and support you through every step of the process.

Contact us for more information.

801-755-5423

Team@MetroMountainMortgage.com

Whether you’re buying your first home, refinancing, or just exploring your options, we’re here to make it simple, stressfree, and centered around you.

With honest advice, personalized solutions, and a team that truly cares — you’re not just getting a mortgage. You’re gaining a partner you can trust. Let’s build your future, together.

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AS IMPORTANT AS THE PLACE YOU CALL HOME...

ARE THE RELATIONSHIPS YOU BUILD.

Buying or selling a home isn’t just a transaction — it’s a life moment.

That’s why we focus on people, not just properties.

At Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Utah Properties, we’re not here for just one deal — we’re here to build a lasting relationship. We take the time to understand your needs, your goals, and what home really means to you.

Whether it’s your first house, your forever home, or an investment for the future, we’ll walk with you every step of the way.

Trust. Communication. Real results.

That’s how we do business — and how we earn clients for life.

Your journey starts here.

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MIDVALE ON THE MOVE A hidden gem is located between Salt Lake City and the south valley suburbs.

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Here’s what you can expect by fall of 2026:

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COMMON-USE LOUNGE AREA WITH OUTDOOR DECK

• An extension of Concourse B consisting of approximately 317,000 sq. ft on three levels • A total of 16 new gates—first five gates to open in fall 2025, followed by 11 additional gates in fall 2026

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• Access to a dozen new restaurants and retailers, including local favorites Monarca, Moab Brewery and Swig • Level 3 common-use lounge with an outdoor deck The final phase of your new SLC is landing in 2026. We can’t wait for you to experience the completion of the first new U.S. hub airport built in the 21st century!

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fits everyone. It’s wearable and fashionable with jeans as opposed to a suit and tie, so there’s more appeal and wearability, she says.

STANDOUT ATHLETIC APPAREL

Though Park City is known more for its mountains, Roark brings the Southern California laid-back, surfer-dude style to Utah. “Our origin story is really cool,” says Spencer Carter, manager of Roark Park City.

DISTINCT OUTERWEAR “When our owners opened, they went on a trip to get inspiration for Though outerwear can sometimes be thought of as a mundane color palettes, and that became the tradition. Each season, they take a trip that inspires the line.” purchase, there are luxurious options out there, especially in Park City. Grant Feeney, regional store manager of Overland Sheepskin Co., This summer’s line is inspired by Australia, Carter says, with lots of says their transitional pieces are actually some of their most popular. blues, reds and sandy neutral colors. You can find this Aussie-inspired “We’re known for our sheepskin, it’s our heritage,” Feeney says. style woven into some of their most popular items, such as the Run “The business started with our founder selling sheepskin pelts in New Amok active line. These items are all sun-protective, water-resistant Mexico. Ultimately, it grew to custom-order coats, hats, garments, and styled to take from the trail to the bar. Though intended for etc. But those are our roots … making excellent quality activity outside in the sun, they’re stylish enough to wear sheepskin coats for people across the greater West.” daily, Carter says.

Beyond sheepskin, Overland carries light jackets “I love this specific line,” notes Carter. “What and vests year-round. While vests can be a great really attracted me to this company, in addition way to stay warm any time of year, Feeney to the great clothes, is the trip and experience says their Romano jacket is also especially coming through in all the designs. The popular among locals and tourists. It’s made storytelling through men’s fashion is unique.” out of calfskin and provides the rugged, Another local favorite for high-end gentleman look that you can wear with athletic wear is Stio, which specializes in jeans and a T-shirt, Feeney says. outdoor activewear for the mountains.

“We’re proud to offer so many great outdoor options in-store,” says Holly DRESS IT UP Mravetz, mountain studio manager of While work-from-home fashion has Stio Park City. “We specifically focus taken over, meetings, dinner parties and on gear for outdoor activities that is weddings warrant a proper-fitting suit.

Brooks Brothers is the United States’ high quality.” longest male retailer, starting in 1818.

A few popular lines include Old Pass Abraham Salas, store manager for Road pants made for biking. They’re stretchy, breathable and have a wide Brooks Brothers in Park City, says their waistband for comfort. These are the dress shirts are the most popular item sold, not only locally but across the country. town’s favorite pants, Mravetz says.

These shirts are 100% cotton, machine The Second Light Collection is another top washable and wrinkle-free. They do run on seller, Mravetz says. These items are all super the pricier side, but quality beats everything, thin, ultra-packable, windproof and durable.

Salas says.

While these ideal extra layers aren’t waterproof, “Because we’re catered toward men, our semithey keep body heat in, so your core temperature IWC Pilot’s Watch Chronograph Top Gun annual sale takes place around Father’s Day and always stays warm.

Edition “Lake Tahoe” offers great deals on popular items such as these shirts,” Salas says. “This is the first year we’re back to normal with carrying LUXURIOUS ACCESSORIES seasonal attire since the pandemic five years ago, so we’re excited to What’s an outfit without the right accessories? As you meander promote golf-wear again as well.” through town, make sure to stop at O.C. Tanner Jewelers, the luxury If the European style is more your speed, head to Grace Clothiers jeweler on Main Street. for pants and jackets that are easy to wear yet still high-end. “We “We have exclusivity with brands like IWC and Cartier for the carry mainly European brands, with a few American as well,” says state of Utah, so a lot of people don’t get the opportunity to see such owner Laura Montecot-Fruth. “We specialize in high-end shirts, a great selection if they don’t search for it,” says Assistant Store T-shirts, pants and jackets that are deconstructed for this mountain Manager Jennifer Powers. “Park City can offer that luxurious, exclusive environment, yet keep the style in the forefront.” shopping experience, and it’s right here in our store.”

Grace Clothiers carries New Amsterdam Industry out of While watches and clocks are a big part of their business, OC Tanner also sells men’s jewelry, such as John Hardy bracelets and Amsterdam, M & Olberg out of Poland, MAD Jeans from Germany necklaces. Another hot-selling item is the pen line from David and Regency Leather made in Canada, just to name a few bestsellers.

Oscarson, Powers says. These $7,000 gifts are a great way to treat Montecot-Fruth says the best-selling item that men come in for is their deconstructed blazer, which doesn’t have lining in the back, so it easily yourself and commemorate your time, and shopping, in Utah.

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Whether you’re a local or visitor to the Park City area, you know that style is a must. From the mountain to the office and everything in between, the fashion in Utah is just as important as the activity.

While the focus is often on women’s shopping, there’s no shortage of great options for men. Why not spend time shopping local and enjoying some retail therapy as part of your time in Utah?

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in comfortable luxury from Salt Lake City to Los Angeles. The premier semi-private jet service launched the flight just in time to shuttle the Sundance Film Festival crowd this year and has added Napa, Thermal, Las Vegas and New York City over the past seven months.

For about the same price as a first-class commercial ticket to Los Angeles, Aero passengers have the luxury of spacious seating and the ease of departure and arrival at private terminals. Their fleet of sleek black Embraer ERJ-135s are built to hold up to 40 passengers, but Aero has configured the aircraft to seat 16, leaving ample room to stretch out.

One of the best advantages to flying with Aero is the airport experience. Aero jets fly between private fixed-base operator terminals without the lines, crowds and baggage claim that people are normally accustomed to when flying out of the commercial terminals at LAX or SLC. “One of the biggest perks of flying Aero is traveling between private terminals. You save so much time since you only have to check in 20 minutes before departure,” explains Liz Mazzei, head of marketing for Aero.

Salt Lake City passengers depart from Signature Aviation SLC, which is an entirely different terminal than commercial airline passengers use. Champagne is served in the lounge, where passengers relax until it’s time to board. Upon arrival at Van Nuys Airport in Los Angeles, passengers have their luggage within minutes and are quickly on their way. Aero guests have access to a 24/7 concierge, who can arrange private car transfers by a vetted list of exclusive partners.

Outdoor and sports enthusiasts love Aero as two checked bags under 50 pounds are allowed, including oversized sports equipment like skis, golf clubs and bikes. Mazzei has even seen guests transport paintings as part of their luggage allowance. This perk is perfect for Parkites who want a quick surfing weekend in Southern California, for example.

Animal owners also love Aero, thanks to a generous pet policy and the expedited airport experience. Animals under 20 pounds can go under the seat in front, while larger pets occupy an additional purchased seat. There is no weight limit for pets, provided they can remain in their allocated space for the duration of the two-hour flight.

Once on board, passengers enjoy top-notch hospitality including Starlink Wi-Fi, a premium open bar, and a fresh seasonal menu by the iconic Los Angeles grocer, Erewhon. Mazzei says, “Our meals are designed for Aero by Erewhon, and our teams work closely together to rotate items seasonally. Some of my favorite in-flight meals have been the avocado egg tartine, grilled salmon with orzo spinach salad, and carne asada with purple sweet potato and shaved Brussels sprouts salad.”

Flights between Salt Lake City and Los Angeles operate most weeks on Thursday, Friday, Sunday and Monday. Aero is also the first airline to provide direct service between Los Angeles to Napa County Airport — all other options require a layover or a drive of several hours.

Aero has already served many passengers from Park City, Mazzei says, with the majority drawn to the convenience and advantages of a semi-private jet experience at a first-class commercial price. Through summer, flights from Salt Lake City to Los Angeles are $900 each way.

Give Aero a try this summer and fall to enjoy the best of California and Utah. Find out more at aero.com.

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Have you ever explored the town of Midvale? This hidden gem is located between Salt Lake City and the south valley suburbs and has a charming, blink-and-you’ll-miss-it Main Street that’s undergoing revitalization.

Founded in 1909, Midvale was a waypoint between the north and south ends of the Salt Lake Valley that thrived before the construction of Interstate 15. But the freeway’s construction diverted traffic away from Midvale Main, leaving the block to struggle with vacant storefronts and little foot traffic for years.

Today, private and public initiatives are restoring Midvale and its Main Street. A city hall and community theater are new additions, while old storefronts are reopening as new shops and restaurants.

This destination blends history, public art, live entertainment, A new pizzeria on Main Street local shopping and unique eateries, making it the ideal stop for anyone looking to explore something new in the Salt Lake Valley.

Come for a day to explore Midvale’s offerings, exercise on the Jordan River Parkway, shop at neighboring Gardner Village, and enjoy fun and games at Topgolf.

opened The Bambino in Midvale because we saw an opportunity to bring something special to Main Street — a place where people can gather and enjoy incredible food in a welcoming, authentic setting,” says owner Jeff Beck. “We wanted to create more than just a restaurant; we wanted to build a destination that adds to the vibrancy and character of Midvale.”

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If you love art, Midvale is a must-visit destination. Midvale Main Arts & Culture District is an artist hub that features 40-plus murals covering city buildings. Midvale Art House, built in an unused city building, supports six artists who reside in the space and offer open hours where visitors can view their work.

The live arts scene is alive and well in the city, too. “When it comes to live entertainment, The Pearl on Main is the place to be,” says Mayor Dustin Gettel. “This intimate venue hosts concerts, theater performances, movies and private events, offering a cultural hub for the community and visitors alike.”

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reference to Babe Ruth and the cult classic film, The Sandlot, which was partially filmed on Midvale’s Main Street in 1992.

Beck says Midvale Main Street is now evolving into a dynamic hub filled with local businesses, unique experiences and a true sense of community. “It’s a place where history meets revitalization, and we’re excited to be part of the movement bringing energy, great food and gathering spaces to the area.”

Next to The Bambino, find plants and home goods at Cactus & Tropicals’ newest location. This greenhouse is housed in the former Vincent Drug, which was famously featured in The Sandlot. “This locally owned plant store and garden center, opens into a lush greenhouse offering a wide variety of plants, floral arrangements and home decor,” says Gettel. “It’s also a beautiful venue for weddings and special events.”

Cactus & Tropicals is attached to The Bambino so customers can wander back and forth and outdoor seating for the restaurant spills into the nursery and garden area. “It’s the same model as our other two stores with the same services: events, floral and retail. It is smaller … but in this location we have a cozy seating area with a couch, table and magazines,” says General Manager Kathy Harbin.

“We really liked the vibe of the whole [area] and loved the concept of keeping the historical value of the street. It’s an homage to all the things that have happened there over the years,” she notes. “We have brand new streetlights and festival lighting that changes colors, and there’s a hustle and bustle on the street.”

When you need a caffeine boost, head to Tres Gatos Coffee. “Grab a cup of coffee at this charming cafe,” Gettel recommends. “It’s an ideal place for a relaxing break or meeting up with friends.”

Also sample cuisine from an ever-changing array of food trucks this summer at Midvale’s new Main Street Food Truck Plaza. “Every week, food trucks will line Main Street, offering diverse cuisine and supporting local entrepreneurs,” he says.

Located at city hall, this unused space was transformed into a hub for connection, community and cuisine that boasts trees, public art, outdoor seating and awnings for shade. The plaza is open on select dates throughout summer.

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Midvale hosts events throughout the year, with its biggest being Los Muros on Main. This mural festival returns in June and features a showcase of local and national artists painting murals alongside a bustling vendor marketplace.

“The festival not only adds to the city’s growing collection of murals but also fosters a sense of community by bringing people together to enjoy art, music and local culture,” says Gettel. “The murals created during the event serve as lasting expressions of creativity, identity and history, enriching the city and offering a reason for visitors to return year after year.”

In addition to the mural festival, Midvale Main Arts & Culture District hosts LetterWest, a festival for people who love hand letter writing; Main Street Car Show; Tattoo Showdown; Trick or Treat on Main Street for Halloween; and Light Up Main Street to kick off the holiday season.

Outside of Midvale’s downtown core, bring your crew to Utah’s first and only Topgolf location. The local attraction features unique golf games that anyone can play, along with dining, drinks and mountain views.

Just beyond Midvale in neighboring West Jordan, discover picturesque shopping nestled around a historic flour mill at Gardner Village. This idyllic shopping plaza features boutique home goods, clothing and children’s stores built inside historic homes plus restaurants, an escape room and a magic lounge. If you’re into makebelieve, don’t miss the Woodland Fairy Festival in spring and the Halloween-centric Witchfest in October.

For a dose of activity, follow a connecting path at the village to Jordan River Parkway Trail, a 106-mile-long network for biking, running and walking. This relaxing riverside trail pairs peaceful nature sightings with distant mountain views. You also can access the path from Midvale.

“Outdoor lovers will appreciate Midvale’s access to the Jordan River Parkway,” shares Gettel, “and planned improvements will enhance the connection between Main Street and the parkway, creating better access to both urban and outdoor experiences in one visit.”

Whether you come for the arts or the outdoor recreation, thriving Midvale is the perfect Utah day-trip destination.

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for a few days or the season, Park City and Heber Valley offer an array of amazing activities designed to keep kids engaged and inspired. These offerings cater to outdoor adventurers, hands-on learners and artists.

Families can easily find opportunities that fit their needs with flexible scheduling, including single-day, weeklong and full-summer options, as well as year-round programs. From gymnastics and mountain biking to creative arts and time outside in the garden, local organizations ensure every child can learn new skills, make friends and create lasting memories.

GET YOUR MOVE ON Black Diamond Gymnastics offers a fun experience for kids ages 3 to 14, combining gymnastics, games and adventure in a fun and supportive environment with half-day and full-day options.

With more than 26 years of experience, Black Diamond Gymnastics takes a whole-child approach, focusing on skill development and confidence building. Activities include in-ground trampolines, foam pits, balance beams, uneven bars, obstacle courses and a ninja course.

Beyond gymnastics, the program extends to onsite games and offsite field trips to Park City, Heber and Salt Lake City destinations for those in full-day programs.

Whether a child is a seasoned gymnast or a first-time participant, the program is designed to provide an enriching and active experience.

Visiting and local families can select single-day or full-week options, making it easy to fit into busy schedules.

“Our experienced, enthusiastic coaches create a safe and supportive environment where kids can thrive,” says Kendall Delnort, vice president. “At Black Diamond Gymnastics, we focus not only on developing athletic skills but also on fostering confidence, teamwork and lifelong friendships.”

This one’s for the girls. Game On! Sports 4 Girls provides an empowering all-girls, multisport program in Park City and Heber

for girls ages 4 to 14. Girls rotate through various sports every 40 minutes, experiencing core sports like soccer, softball, basketball, lacrosse, volleyball and field hockey. Non-core sports include martial arts, tennis, pickleball, rugby and flag football.

The program culminates in a Friday challenge course, where girls showcase their progress and earn ribbons based on effort and improvement.

“Our goal is to empower [girls] through sports,” says owner Elyssa Brock. “We teach them the fundamentals of every sport you can think of, focusing on basic skills, building off of those and helping them feel strong and confident.”

Beyond summer, Game On! Sports 4 Girls runs after-school programs across Park City and Heber in the fall, offering a sixweek session where girls meet for an hour each week to tackle different sports.

EXPLORE THE GREAT OUTDOORS Deer Valley Resort offers activities designed to keep kids active in Park City’s stunning outdoor environment. Open to children from 2 months to 12 years old, the program includes age-appropriate activities such as horseback riding, paddleboarding, rock climbing, and field trips to the library and Main Street.

The nature-focused approach incorporates outdoor play, gardening and exploration to create a dynamic experience for locals and visiting families. Rather than offering structured sessions, Deer Valley’s summer camp operates on a flexible registration system, with full summer, weekly and daily sign-ups.

Young Riders provides mountain biking programs for all skill levels, with both once-a-week classes and weeklong camps available. Riders progress through technical challenges while developing endurance and trail etiquette in small class sizes with individualized instruction.

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SPECTACULAR SLUMBER PARTIES Slumber Lane, established by Park City locals Jen Hamaway and Gretchen Rubell in 2024, specializes in themed slumber parties with curated decor and stylish details. Themes include Star Wars, Super Duper Heroes, Glamp and Camp, Squishmallow Fun, Oh So Boho, Ballerina Girl and more.

With setup and takedown included, families can enjoy a hassle-free and magical celebration.

“We recently set up a Taylor Swiftthemed sleepover for two sisters visiting Park City with their family, and their mom sent us a video of the sleepover setup reveal,” Hamaway says. “The girls’ reactions were pure joy, and they made us feel so grateful that we got to be a special part of their vacation memories.”

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“For 30 years, we’ve been dedicated to nurturing Park City youth and visitors, not just in mountain biking skills but also in trail etiquette, responsibility and a lifelong passion for the outdoors,” says Julie Minahan, director of Young Riders.

“We’ve had the privilege of witnessing former students return as coaches, compete in the Olympics and become integral community members.”

For those looking for an immersive experience, Young Riders has 19 different weeklong camps throughout the summer.

Summit Community Gardens immerses children in environmental education, gardening and cooking. Pre-K and elementary-age kids engage in activities like planting, harvesting, composting and sustainability projects, with weekly themes such as Arts in the Garden, Cycle the Cycles and Thyme Travelers.

The elementary programs provide a week of activities, including hands-on gardening and field trips. Participants learn the entire food cycle, from planting and harvesting to cooking and composting, making sustainability a core part of the experience.

“We have an amazing team that leads this program,” says Helen Nadel, executive director of Summit Community Gardens. “Erica Snyder, our education director, has a master’s in education and a master’s in social work. Some people have a lot of experience teaching in schools or coaching kids. And then we have college students who complement the themes of sustainability, cooking and gardening work with their STEM backgrounds.”

With small teacher-to-student ratios and a focus on active, outdoor learning, Summit Community Gardens provides an enriching environment where kids can connect with nature and gain a deeper appreciation for healthy eating and sustainability.

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Kimball Art Center offers year-round art programs in addition to summer workshops and camps. Children and teens can explore a variety of artistic mediums, from clay work and painting to drawing and mixed media, with themed workshops like Under the Sea and Unicorns, Dragons and Otherworldly Creatures. Each week concludes with an art show for family and friends.

“It’s all about building community with kids and connecting,” says Education Director Heather Stamenov. “And growing their confidence with their skills, whether drawing or developing ideas, if they want to make work about the environment, a friendship or family.”

Beyond structured art instruction, Kimball Art Center offers dance breaks, games, sidewalk chalk and interaction with the exhibition space. As fall approaches, youth programs continue with weekly clay classes and a tween drawing and painting club, ensuring that young artists can continue to develop their skills and artistic passion throughout the year.

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here’s a new look at the former outlet mall in Kimball Junction. In addition to rebranding as Junction Commons, the shopping destination is migrating away from the outlet concept to engage a wider variety of retailers and shoppers. One of the newest brands to join the mix is Layton-based JC Hats & Belts, which has opened JC Country. The business has been a regular fixture at Park Silly Sunday Market for years and decided to open a store in Park City last winter and continue their presence at the popular local event.

Who is the JC behind JC Hats & Belts and JC Country? Jasmin Correa, a third-generation leather artist who never thought she’d end up in the family business, is the proprietor. Correa studied political science to become a lawyer, but fate had other plans.

Correa grew up in Southern California with an entrepreneurial mother from whom she continues to draw inspiration. Her mother’s father was a leathersmith in Mexico and made beautifully handcrafted handbags and wallets. Jasmine grew up helping with the family leather business at swap meets and flea markets. But then she fell in love with a Utah boy and left the sunny shores of California.

JC Hats & Belts was born when Correa decided to rent a booth at the Fourth of July fair in Ogden. She asked her parents to come out and bring some of their inventory to see if there was demand. The hats and belts were an instant success, demonstrating a real need for affordable, high-quality Western accessories in northern Utah.

After several years of local fairs and festivals, JC Hats & Belts opened a retail store and after a bit of trial and error, landed in their current location at Layton Hills Mall. Based on the success of her

time at Silly Market, Correa had a Park City store on her radar. When Junction Commons moved away from the outlet format, Correa knew it was time to open a second store, JC Country.

Most of the company’s products are still designed in Utah and manufactured in Mexico. “I’ll put the quality of our products up against any of our competitors,” says Correa. It’s the number one thing that drives her business and creates repeat customers, she explains. Boots also have been added to their shelves based on customer demand. The combination of good quality and reasonable prices appeals to Utah ranchers as well as Park City locals and tourists, she says.

With the expansion of the business, the team has grown as well.

Correa’s husband left his full-time job to join her, and their three kids will grow up helping their parents just as she did. Her dream is to eventually have up to five stores and be profitable enough to start a philanthropic arm of the business.

The first step is getting the word out about the new Park City location and building local clientele beyond her Silly Market regulars.

They are also dipping a toe into e-commerce with an online store at jchatsandbelts.com. But to truly understand the value of their products, you must experience the quality in person. “It’s vital that neither quality nor affordability is compromised in our product line,” says Correa.

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The Welsh, Driscoll, and Buck general store received shipments of ingredients to make alcohol and forwarded them to stills located under Park Utah Hotel via a tunnel beneath Main Street.

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However, despite its naughty reputation, the town continued to thrive and increase in popularity. As Hutchins explains, “Prospectors from northern Europe brought their knowledge and skills to work the mines. However, they also brought their love of drinking, their love for gambling and their love for women. Park City became the biggest party town between St. Louis and San Francisco.” He says, “Park City was the original Vegas. What happened in Park City, stayed in Park City!”

Park City’s prosperity and partying attracted some rather unseemly rascals and scoundrels. Local townsfolk and law enforcement did their best to maintain the peace and keep the town respectable. And while most of the criminal infractions were minor in nature — drunkenness, disturbing the peace, fighting, prostitution — Park City did have its share of professional criminals.

In 1885, an official jail was built in the middle of Main Street; today, you can visit the original structure in the basement of Park City Museum. The facility was described as dreadful — think dank, dark, cold and no running water or electricity. It wasn’t until 1906 that a concrete floor and toilet were added. As the Park Record reported, it is finally “fit for human beings to live in.”

While it is true that the majority of the town’s troublemakers committed only minor infractions, Park City was known for its outlaws and bandits. Black Jack Murphy became one of the most infamous outlaws after killing a fellow prospector and trying to steal his mining claim. Murphy was lynched on a Park City telegraph pole in 1883 for all to see.

Kid Parker, a professional gambler and thief, held up 25 men in The Oak Saloon and got away with more than $600 in 1910, which is equivalent to about $20,000 today. Patrick (Patsy) Coughlin was chased down by a posse after stealing a box of strawberries and two horses. Two deputies were shot during the gunfight that ensued and

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is known to be a little wilder than the rest of the Beehive State. The town’s lively culture and carefree attitude can be traced all the way back to its founding days in 1869.

“Park City has always had an independent spirit in the state of Utah, especially when it relates to actual spirits (alcohol),” notes Dalton Gackle, research, digital services and social media coordinator for Park City Museum.

Unlike most towns in Utah, Park City was not settled by members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. “It was actually established as a mining community by Colonel Patrick Connor,” says Erik “Hutch” Hutchins of Park City Ghost Tours. “The colonel wanted to entice non-Mormons into the Utah territory, and what’s better than offering someone the chance to be wealthy?”

Not surprisingly, the promise of striking it rich brought many hopeful settlers to the area, and soon Park City was a thriving town.

Gackle says, “During our mining days, people of all backgrounds and from all across the world were arriving here to try and make a living or make it rich. Park City was its own little melting pot.”

By the late 1800s, the community had reached a population of more than 5,000 and had a post office, public school and newspaper. The city was also one of the first in the state to install telephone service and electric lights.

Amidst all this prosperity, Park City was bustling with boarding houses, shops and a fair number of saloons. “Most of the people arriving were coming from cultures where drinking alcohol was part of their lifestyle and values,” explains Gackle. These diverse customs didn’t always mesh with the nearby settlements, as the doctrine of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints forbade the consumption of alcohol and tobacco. Park City was looked upon by many as a sinful place and was shunned by many within the Mormon territory.

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A 1929 Sanborn fire insurance map showing soft drink parlors and pool halls from Third to Fifth Streets.

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consequently, Coughlin was sentenced to death and executed by a firing squad in 1895.

While there were always criminals passing through the streets of Park City, it could be argued that the most unlawful period in the town’s history was during Prohibition. From 1917, when Utah officially outlawed alcohol, until 1933, when the 18th Amendment was repealed, bootlegging (the illegal production, transportation and sale of alcohol) was a crime that seemed to be happening all over Summit County.

Among these were town folks like Alex Hamlin, a family man and city barber. During Prohibition, the entrepreneur expanded his business to include the sale of a locally made concoction called “white mule.” The white liquid was reported to contain quite a kick and became very popular amongst miners. In September 1920, Hamlin was pulled over in a brand-new vehicle with three gallons of white mule in the trunk. The vehicle was impounded, and he was fined $600. The penalty didn’t deter the lawbreaking barber, and Hamlin continued his bootlegging until he and his family moved out of the area, probably to evade further prosecution.

However, Gackle notes, “Park City has always had around two dozen establishments serving beer, wine and liquor. Even during Prohibition, our soft drink parlors were often just a cover to keep serving booze.”

The temptations that were around during the time of Prohibition spread from ordinary citizens to the town council and law enforcement. Perhaps the most notorious of these offenders was Deputy Sheriff W.R. Jeffords. This city official extorted local barkeeps and saloon owners by demanding money to avoid raids.

Jeffords would even resell the bootleggers’ stills he had previously confiscated. He got away with this scam for years and was taking home about $25,000 annually in bribes, which equates to almost $400,000 in today’s economy. In 1927, Jeffords luck ran out and he was found guilty of extortion and sentenced to 10 months in Summit County Jail.

With Main Street chock-full of speakeasies — illicit establishments that sold alcohol — it’s not surprising that most of the town’s citizens were breaking the law on a weekly, if not daily basis. “It was said that in those days you could start at one end of Main Street and if you stopped at every establishment for a drink, you couldn’t get halfway up the street without falling down drunk,” Hutchins explains. “The reason there were so many places was because many of the miners spoke different languages coming from different countries with differing cultures. However, most of them shared the same religion, Catholicism.”

When visiting Main Street today, many historical structures from these bygone days are still standing, and there is a speakeasy hidden in a retail store, Kemo Sabe. Park City’s notorious past can be witnessed while walking through the streets, and its wild and outlaw spirit can be felt in the air.

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Psiloscapes are limited edition surrealist landscape photographs created by Chris O’Connell. O’Connell’s idea for Psiloscapes spawned while using psilocybin in nature to cope with the PTSD of having athlete friends, mentors, and his beloved business partner JP Auclair die in the mountains. All of the manipulation and effects are done at time of capture, in one single photographic exposure. There is no photoshop used in the process of creating a Psiloscape.

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Built in 1925, Egyptian Theatre is a Main Street classic

A SMALL MOUNTAIN TOWN GOES BIG IN FILM

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roncho Billy’s love may have been fickle, but Park City has always been true. In the 1914 silent film Broncho Billy’s True Love, Billy leaves his dance partner, Marguerite Clayton, for a back-east girl; but Park City will ever avow Clayton as its earliest film star. While she only lived in Park City for one year, it was the year before her breakout role in Broncho Billy, which led to a career in silent film.

Taking its cue from Broncho Billy, the emerging movie business also was looking elsewhere for love. It was enraptured by the flamboyant red rock scenery of Kanab and Monument Valley, Utah, where westerns were filmed for decades. Park City wouldn’t get its chance to star until 1968, when interior and street scenes for an independent production, The Owl That Didn’t Give a Hoot, were shot on Main Street.

Producer Frank Zuniga may have been late to the ball, but he was enthusiastic.

“I’m sure you’ll enjoy seeing your hometown on film, and we hope it may encourage other film companies to utilize this beautiful area for their motion picture locations,” he wrote in a letter published in the Park Record.

The project did encourage growth, and Sunn Classic Pictures began operating in Park City in 1971. Its television adaptation of HG Wells’ The Time Machine was shot on Main Street and used as many local actors as possible.

“Businesses also got into the action,” says Dalton Grackle, research, digital services and social media coordinator for Park City Museum. For example, Park City Sports-A-Rama raffled off one walk-on part as a prize.

“They utilized Main Street on several productions,” Grackle says, “and shot around town for popular documentary-style feature films and the television program, The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams.”

That jovial mountain man launched the career of Park City’s biggest star, 9-foot-tall, 1,500-pound Bart the Bear, trained by Doug and Lynne Seus in Daniel’s Creek. Bart’s first role had him shaking a raccoon out of a tree in a Grizzly Adams Christmas episode “Once Upon a Starry Night.” He would go on to co-star with Brad Pitt in A River Runs Through It. Park City’s next motion picture moment was the arrival of the Utah/U.S. Film Festival in January 1981. The festival’s choice of date and location was calculated to make it the world’s only wintertime film festival, hoping to use skiing as an enticement to attend.

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Theatre and Holiday Village Theatre. The event was taken over by the Sundance Institute in 1984 and renamed the Sundance Film Festival in 1991, leading Park City into film festival prominence. It was Sundance that premiered Steven Soderbergh’s sex, lies and videotape, which won the Grand Jury Prize and was later bestowed the Palme d’or at Cannes Film Festival. Other standout submissions over the years included The Usual Suspects, American Psycho and Napoleon Dynamite.

Sundance contributed something else, a spinoff. In 1995, a handful of filmmakers who couldn’t break into Sundance started a guerrilla alternative, Slamdance Film Festival. The very next year, they too had an entry at Cannes and staying power. Slamdance launched the careers of directors like Marc Forster and Rian Johnson and was held in Park City until it moved to Los Angeles in 2024. Now Sundance also is moving outside of Utah to Boulder, Colorado, starting with the 2027 festival.

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In 2015, Utah Film Studios was built and offers 45,000 square feet of sound stage space and additional office suites, conference rooms and private offices. Upon opening, Utah Film Studios immediately began hosting major productions such as several series by acclaimed producer Taylor Sheridan, including 1,200 consecutive days of production on Yellowstone starring Kevin Costner.

Park City got another bit part, too. In one Yellowstone scene, a character leaves a building on the Bozeman University campus, played by the Park City Library.

Now the town that was once considered too far from Salt Lake is considered convenient.

“It’s easy to get between Los Angeles and Salt Lake City, and there are lots of great locations to shoot around the studios,” says Moore. One of the most recent projects filmed in Park City is the original HBO movie Mountainhead directed by Succession creator Jesse Armstrong and starring Steve Carell, Jason Scwartzman, Cory Michael Smith and Ramy Youssef.

Locals also have gone beyond the role of extras. Olympic alpine skier and four-time U.S. national champion Kaylin Richardson wrote the 2021 Christmas comedy, Mistletoe Mixup, which was filmed in and around Park City.

“It was such a positive experience that I was determined to film the opening sequence of my dreams at my home mountain, Deer Valley,” Richardson says. That dream came true for her 2024 production, Marry Christmas.

“The film community in Utah is phenomenal, and whenever we shot on location everyone was accommodating and enthusiastic,” Richardson says. Looking to the future she adds, “I cannot wait to bring another project home to Utah!”

Park City was getting known for festivals, but not for filmmaking.

Then Lloyd took Mary riding through Aspen on his mini bike and everything changed. Because Aspen was Park City Main Street, and Lloyd was Jim Carrey in Dumb and Dumber.

“I think the explosion [of filmmaking] is after Dumb and Dumber,” says Marshall Moore, vice president of operations and marketing at Utah Film Studios. The 1995 comedy lured a lot of TV commercials to Main Street and brought attention to ongoing productions. “It’s a watershed moment because it’s a high-profile production,” says Moore, “but for every high-profile film there are 10 more that you don’t know about.”

Filming on Main Street was challenging, and space was limited. Big productions that needed sound stages, sets and offices were converting rented warehouses in Salt Lake — something a few forward-thinking filmmakers thought should happen in a dedicated space in Park City.

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Filming for the first season of Yellowstone

EGYPTIAN THEATRE The 1922 discovery of King Tut’s tomb kicked off a nationwide craze for Egyptian-themed theaters, starting with Grauman’s Egyptian Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard. Architectural Nile fever then spread across the country, inspiring the Mary J. Steiner Egyptian Theatre on Park City’s Main Street.

The Egyptian, adorned with lotus leaf motifs, scarabs and hieroglyphics, opened on Christmas 1926. Construction was supervised by an Egyptologist. Inexplicably, the theatre’s gorgeous exterior was covered with a characterless flat facade in 1963 and renamed The Silver Wheel Theatre. The Egyptian was restored to its former glory in 1981 and none too soon as its appearance in Dumb and Dumber drew many filmmakers to Main Street.

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LOCAL TIMELINE OF IMPORTANT FILM EVENTS 1957 Walt Disney Presents: Rusty and the Falcon (TV)

1994 Dumb and Dumber (Film)

1968 The Owl Who Didn’t Give a Hoot (Film)

1995 Extreme (TV)

1974 The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams (Film)

1995 Slamdance Film Festival established

1974 Utah Film Commission established

1995 Park City Film Series established

1977 The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams (TV*)

2014 Utah Film Studios established

1978 The Time Machine (Film)

2014 Cloud 9 (Film)

1979 The Osmond Family Show (TV*)

2013 Blood and Oil (TV)

1981 Sundance Institute established

2016 Wind River (TV)

1981 Utah/U.S. Film Festival moves to Park City

2018 Hereditary (Film)

1984 Sundance Institute takes over Utah/ U.S. Film Festival operations

2018 Yellowstone (TV)

1990 Touched by an Angel (TV*) 1991 Utah/U.S. Film Festival renamed the Sundance Film Festival 1992 A Midnight Clear (Film)

Director Benh Zeitlin introduces Wendy at Sundance Film Festival

2024 Marry Christmas (Film) 2025 Mountainhead (Film) *one episode

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BART THE BEAR It was 1976, and a handful of Hollywood hopefuls — including a hawk, a few wolves and a skunk — were working on their first big movie in Provo Canyon. The animal actors and their human handlers, Doug and Lynne Seus, were on location filming Baker’s Hawk with Burl Ives and Clint Walker.

As the owners of Doug Seus’ Wasatch Rocky Mountain Wildlife, the Seus were USDA-licensed and inspected caretakers of several exotic animal actors, and their dream was to make the big time.

“We knew if we were really going to make it in our dream of having animals and doing movies, we’d need to get a bear — and a big one,” says Lynn. When a baby Kodiak came up for adoption from the Baltimore Zoo, the couple’s dream came true.

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Doug lovingly trained Bart the Bear on a 77-acre property outside Park City. Bart starred in more than 100 projects including movies like Clan of the Cave Bear and The Great Outdoors; TV shows including Game of Thrones; and numerous commercials and documentaries. In 1998, Bart and Doug shared the stage with Mike Meyers, introducing the winners for Best Sound Effects Editing at the 70th Academy Awards. Bart died at age 23 in 2000. The historic Avon Theater in Heber City hosted the Bart Film Fest last November.

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SUCCESSFUL CHILDHOOD ACTOR CAPITALIZES ON THE INFORMATION AGE AND MOUNTAIN LIFE

BY STEVE PHILLIPS Alfred Lutter and Harvey Keitel, Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore

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lfred Lutter’s life camera reel is not only fascinating and distinguished, but also filled with surprises.

Since becoming a Parkite in 1996, he has immersed himself in an active and exciting mountain lifestyle providing the perfect fit and scene change.

Just a fledgling child actor at the time, Lutter first struck gold at the tender age of 11, when he was cast in Martin Scorsese’s iconic 1974 film and feminist anthem Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore. He was Tommy, Alice’s son, played by legendary film star Ellen Burstyn, a role for which she won an Oscar as best actress. Co-star Kris Kristofferson was a newcomer on the 1970s film scene.

Roger Ebert, then film critic at Chicago Sun-Times, quipped in his review, “there is an interesting relationship between Lutter and Kris Kristofferson, Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore Kristofferson and Alfred Lutter, who does a very good job of playing a certain kind of 12-year-old kid.” Jodie Foster, another promising child actor, really supported me, put her life on hold and spent a lot of time on the set appeared in several scenes with Lutter, who recalls her being a watching me act,” he notes. “fabulous person and a consummate professional.”

Growing up the youngest of four children in Ridgewood, New Jersey, he For his performance, young Lutter was nominated by the was both brilliant and funny. Uncommonly comfortable around adults, British Academy of Film and Television Arts as most promising Lutter delighted in performing magic shows for family and friends. A self-avowed “ham,” he developed acting chops in school plays and TV young actor. He laughs recalling being beaten out by another “young” actor, Robert DeNiro, almost 20 years his senior. “I was commercials, after catching the eye of a New York talent scout. honored to be considered,” he says. The acting phenom went on Standing at the precipice of a promising future in the film industry, to complete a trifecta of memorable films with Love and Death, Lutter recalls those years with fondness. But there was yet another side written and directed by Woody Allen in 1975, and The Bad News that saw things differently: the brilliant side. Growing up, he was always Bears, starring film great Walter Matthau in 1976. interested in science and was “passionate” about solving problems.

Throughout those halcyon early days as a child actor, by law Young actors worked limited hours and were tutored on the set. “I was Lutter was always accompanied on the set by his mom, “She tutored in calculus and Latin in between takes, so I actually got a pretty good education,” he says. That’s evidenced by the fact that he scored almost perfect SAT scores as he looked Lutter, left, and Walter Matthau, toward college. right, Bad News Bears Lutter knew all too well that everything would change soon. “There’s a transition period for all child actors when they turn 18. As an adult, it’s suddenly a lot more difficult to make a living as an actor. There are fewer parts for 18- to 24-year-olds. If you do get a part, the hours are a lot longer, so it gets to be just a job,” he explains.

Thus, he turned the page and began a new chapter in his fascinating young life.

Lutter’s stellar SAT scores opened the doors to many Ivy League universities, but he took aim at Stanford, which he calls the “Harvard of the West.” In 1980, Lutter set sail for northern California in his Lotus Europa.

Cruising through Utah on Interstate 80, he took a left turn and drove into Park City, then a small ski resort he’d heard about. It was love at first sight, and Lutter vowed to return.

While at Stanford, he studied engineering and caught the computer bug, immersing himself in coding and software development. Soon after graduating in 1984,

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married in 2023 on a sailboat marking another beautiful adventure in his remarkable journey.

While he still takes on challenging projects, gathering top-notch technology teams and creating innovative software for a diversity of businesses, Lutter is gradually winding down from a very impressive second act.

Now in his early 60s, Lutter reflects on his pioneering career that stretches back to the dawn of the information generation. He admits there weren’t many guys like him. “It was a hot time, a lot easier to get started back then. You could create software and intellectual property without a bunch of capital. It’s a lot different now.”

These days, Lutter remains enchanted with the town he first encountered years ago. “It’s certainly not the funky little ski town I first visited in 1980, but I still love Park City.”

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the ever-entrepreneurial Lutter formed an engineering software company, the first of half-a-dozen highly successful companies he’s founded since the mid-eighties. He went on to earn his master’s degree in management in 1988.

In 1986, he launched Lutter Consulting, the longest running of all his endeavors. Over the past four decades, Lutter has developed information systems for several Fortune 100 companies, including AT&T, Southern California Edison and GE. When he moved to Park City in 1996, he and his wife, Jocelyn, immediately loved the community and active mountain lifestyle. After Jocelyn passed away in 2015, Lutter met Amanda at the San Francisco Yacht Club. The couple

Enjoying area trails

Best thing about Park City: Park City has always had more culture, more arts and entertainment for its size than any other town. Also, the recreational opportunities are unlimited. Like they say, “Come for the winter, stay for the summer.”

Favorite restaurants: For me, nothing beats a great steak. My favorites are Ruth’s Chris Steak House in the Hotel Park City or Prime Steak House on Main Street.

Favorite trails: Round Valley, upper Summit Park and nearby Cottonwood Canyons for both alpine touring in the winter and mountain biking in the summer.

Favorite nonprofit: Hands down the Egyptian Theatre. World-class musical groups and entertainers perform there almost every weekend.

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Bucket list: Locally, early spring snow camping at Lake Catherine above Alta.

Also, glacier climbing on Mount Baker in Washington, bareboat sailing in the Caribbean, skiing in Antarctica, and sailing in Croatia and Tahiti.

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A GALLERY/ALLEN+ALAN FINE ART 1321 S. 2100 E. | Salt Lake City | 801-583-4800 agalleryonline.com “APPROACH” BY BRENT GODFREY

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BY WILLIAM KRANSTOVER

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MEYER GALLERY 305 Main St. | Park City 435-649-8160 | meyergallery.com “STORIES”

BY JAMES ZAMORA

48” x 36” | Oil on Panel

TROVE GALLERY 804 Main St. | Park City 435-655-3803 | troveparkcity.com “LASTING PEACE”

BY DIANE KILGORE CONDON

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670 Park Ave. | Park City 435-729-0412 | chrisoconnell.com @iam_chrisoconnell “PSILOSCAPE 33” DEER VALLEY, UTAH

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LUNDS FINE ART 591 Main St. | Park City 435-800-7759 | lundsfineart.gallery Artist reception Friday, July 25 “WHIPPED CREAM & OTHER DELIGHTS” FROM THE “ICONIC ALBUM COVER SERIES”

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GALLERY CALENDAR june 6/27 PARK CITY GALLERY ASSOCIATION PARK CITY GALLERY STROLL Park City Main Street parkcitygalleryassociation.com

july 7/5 TROVE GALLERY TERI PENA & DIANE KILGORE CONDON: NEW WORKS EXHIBITION OPENING 804 Main St.; 435-655-3803 troveparkcity.com

7/12 KIMBALL ART CENTER

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POETRY EVENT: WALKING AND WRITING INTO THE LIVING WORLD 1251 Kearns Blvd.; 435-649-8882 kimballartcenter.org

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PARK CITY GALLERY STROLL Park City Main Street parkcitygalleryassociation.com

Midway Town Hall, 120 W. Main St., Midway; midwayartassociation@gmail.com; midwayartassociation.org

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MIDWAY ART ASSOCIATION WASATCH PLEIN AIR PARADISE

The 18th annual Wasatch Plein Air Paradise is Utah’s largest plein air painting competition and exhibition. Taking place at Midway Town Hall, 130 artists from Utah and surrounding states will compete in several painting competitions and a silent auction and a live auction will be held on July 4 at 11 a.m. The event is open to the public on July 1-5. Everyone is welcome to visit the exhibition.

MILES GLYNN EXHIBITION OPENING 436 Main St.; 435-649-3001 gallerymar.com

7/25 MEYER GALLERY PAIGE ANDERSON EXHIBITION OPENING 305 Main St.; 435-649-8160; meyergallery.com SPRING/FALL 2025

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ARTS COUNCIL PARK CITY & SUMMIT COUNTY SUMMIT ARTS MARKET Red Barn, 4300 UT-32, Oakley; 435-200-5220 Set against the scenic backdrop of Oakley, this open-air market showcases local artists and makers. Visitors can shop for unique handmade goods while enjoying live art demonstrations, a beer garden and food trucks.

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SAM WALKER EXHIBITION OPENING 804 Main St.; 435-655-3803; troveparkcity.com

PLEIN AIR PAINTING: PERSONALIZING THE LANDSCAPE 1251 Kearns Blvd.; 435-649-8882 kimballartcenter.org

8/23 ARTS COUNCIL PARK CITY & SUMMIT COUNTY ART ON THE TRAILS 1285 Old Ranch Road; 435-200-5220 pcscarts.org

PARK CITY GALLERY STROLL Park City Main Street parkcitygalleryassociation.com

8/29 GALLERY MAR HUNT SLONEM EXHIBIT OPENING: HARE APPARENT 436 Main St.; 435-649-3001; gallerymar.com

11/7 KIMBALL ART CENTER

DUAL EXHIBITION OPENING: ANNUAL SMALL WORKS AND SHAE WARNICK 305 Main St.; 435-649-8160; meyergallery.com

WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP: PAINTING WINTER SCENES 1251 Kearns Blvd.; 435-649-8882 kimballartcenter.org

9/26 PARK CITY GALLERY ASSOCIATION ART & MUSIC GALLERY STROLL Park City Main Street parkcitygalleryassociation.com

october CLAY WORKSHOP: HAND BUILDING A FLORAL FROG VASE 1251 Kearns Blvd.; 435-649-8882 kimballartcenter.org

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11/21 ARTS COUNCIL PARK CITY & SUMMIT COUNTY HOLIDAY MAKERS MARKET CREATE PC Local Artist Collective, 1500 Kearns Blvd., #F110; 435-200-5220 pcscarts.org/create-pc

11/28 PARK CITY GALLERY ASSOCIATION PARK CITY GALLERY STROLL Park City Main Street parkcitygalleryassociation.com

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Enjoy an Evening of Art The Park City Gallery Assocation features thirteen art galleries offering extraordinary works from a prodigious variety of artists styles and aesthetics. Both experienced and novice collectors will be elated by the quality of art while appreciating the stunning mountainside setting.

Join us and see for yourself!

Park City Gallery Association Stroll 6pm - 9pm on the last Friday of every month parkcitygalleryassociation.com

Bret Webster Images • Create PC • David K. Beavis Fine Art Gallery MAR • JG Art @ The Prospect • Kimball Art Center • LIK Fine Art • Mangelsen Images of Nature Gallery • Meyer Gallery Montgomery-Lee Fine Art • Mountain Trails Gallery • O’Connell Gallery • Relévant Galleries • Summit Gallery • Susan Swartz Studios • TROVE Gallery • William J. Kranstover Fine Art

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ARTS COUNCIL PARK CITY & SUMMIT COUNTY DÍA DE LOS MUERTOS CREATE PC Local Artist Collective, 1500 Kearns Blvd., #F110; 435-200-5220; pcscarts.org A vibrant community celebration honoring Día de los Muertos with an ofrenda, live performances, cultural activities and food.

The event highlights the significance of the holiday through art, music and storytelling. Held in partnership with Artes de México en Utah and Summit Community Gardens & EATS.

december 12/6 and 12/13 KIMBALL ART CENTER GINGERBREAD HOUSE WORKSHOP 1251 Kearns Blvd.; (435) 649-8882; kimballartcenter.org SPRING/FALL 2025

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A growing web of Wasatch Back routes to explore.

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We Are All In Together, we are a community-led movement that is eliminating all food waste in Park City and Summit County from our local landfill by 2030.

Did you know that food waste is a major contributor to the climate crisis? Households in the greater Park City area can now sign up for weekly curbside food waste collection.

Let’s put everything in its right place!

Be all in for a healthy community and a sustainable future!

Learn more & sign up parkcitycf.org/zerofoodwaste/

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A TRIO OF FOUNDATIONS MAKE SURE WASATCH BACK ROUTES ARE BUILT, MAINTAINED AND CONNECTED

BY JILL ADLER

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n case you haven’t noticed over the past few years, Utah’s Wasatch Back trail system is flourishing. As more and more folks migrate to the corners and valleys beyond Summit County, the demand to create a flow state for hikers and bikers has grown exponentially.

This summer, the trails crafters’ trifecta — Mountain Trails Foundation (MTF), Wasatch Trails Foundation (WTF) and South Summit Trails Foundation (SSTF) — are planning a trail glow-up so epic, it’s practically begging for its own reality show. The impressive collaboration among the foundations, local government (such at Park City Municipal Corporation Trails and Open Space Department) and other trails nonprofits to build, maintain and protect trails is a gold-star example for nonmotorized recreation.

“This summer, Mountain Trails Foundation in partnership with South Summit Trails Foundation will begin maintaining the Slate Creek bike trail system on U.S. Forest Service land,” says Lora Anthony, executive director of MTF. “Caring for this trail system with a professional trail crew, paid for by a nonprofit, will set a standard across the nation and hopefully be a model for existing and future trail systems on U.S. Forest Service land.”

Over in Wasatch County, the first trail connection to the Deer Valley East Village trail system will officially open this summer.

That makes two new trails connecting Summit and Wasatch counties: one to Bonanza Loop Trail from WOW Trail and the other to the Deer Valley East system from WOW Trail. “It’s been great working with everyone,” says WTF Executive Director Mia Yue. “Mountain Trails has laid such a nice path for the smaller trail foundations, and Lora has been such a great mentor to me.”

With input from the U.S. Forest Service’s Division of Outdoor Recreation and the Utah Department of Transportation, these three foundations will stitch Summit, Wasatch and Salt Lake counties into a quilt of singletrack tapestry. The stats are wild: Wasatch County boasts 350 miles of trails (plus 70 backcountry miles in Heber) and MTF’s interactive map covers hundreds of miles, with Round Valley alone spanning more than 50 miles of trails, many singletrack. Add in Deer Valley East Village’s 60-plus miles of new singletrack coming online plus staples like Mid Mountain, Wasatch Crest and dozens of connectors, and we’re looking at a mind-blowing spiderweb of recreation. “It gives more options for longer rides and loops and easier access between counties to whomever wants it,” says Yue. Deer Valley East Village’s trail development is spearheaded by the developer, EX Utah Development LLC, making it one of the most robust trail projects currently underway in this neck of the woods. “EX Utah sees the benefit of trails to the development, its future customers and to the community, so they’re going all out,” says Anthony. “The developer gifted 3,120 acres, the FortyFifth Star Preserve, as a conservation area to Utah Open Lands.”

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Also look for some new stars of the Wasatch Back to highlight this dirt circus, like the Bonanza Flat to Wasatch Over Wasatch (WOW) connection, which is a MTF and WTF partnership that drops this summer and links three counties faster than you can say, “Where’s my bike?” Picture yourself ripping from Heber Valley through Deer Valley, hitting the Wasatch Crest Trail and looping back via Park City Mountain.

“This kind of connectivity expands route options almost infinitely, thereby spreading out trail congestion,” says Anthony.

“Driving to busy trailheads becomes less necessary.”

Infinite route options and less trailhead gridlock sounds appealing, but there are other reasons to explore the Wasatch Back. “I’m spending more time riding beyond Summit [County] because it’s a different aspect of our mountains,” says longtime Parkite Ryan Freitas. “It’s something I haven’t seen before. Plus, there’s rarely a soul out there.”

But with every mile costing $1,000 to $5,000 in upkeep, the struggle for support is real. For the first time ever, MTF did not win a state grant for 2025. But Anthony says because the Wasatch Back is becoming one, they see it as coordination not competition as to how they will fund and maintain this 1,000mile trail system.

Don’t dismay, however, there are still funds for Summit County’s trails. Restoration work continues on the Kings Crown area trails this summer, Lower CMG will get a facelift, and Loose Moose will get retrofitted to become adaptive equipment friendly.

Coming soon is a hike-only trail between Mid Mountain, near the Montage, and the IO Trail that leads up to the Jupiter Peak area.

MTF secured a $200,000 Summit County RAP Recreation Tax Grant to repair, restore and resurface double-track trails starting near Quinn’s Junction trailhead through Round Valley and out to the Highland trailhead. This will provide an active transportation pathway between Trailside and Quinn’s Junction.

“One of MTF’s great services to the community is locating, coordinating, accessing, using and reporting on grant funding for the benefit of public trails,” says Anthony.

Let’s not forget the private donors that make MTF great. “Since 2021, CynCity, Mother Urban and Change Reaction trails were all built with funding provided to MTF by amazingly generous donors,” says Anthony. “This year, funding for a piece of trail that will connect the bottom of Silver Queen (where it currently ends at Mid Mountain Trail) to the top of Loose Moose Trail will be paid for through the generosity of donors.”

MTF, WTF and SSTF aren’t just teaming up with all these entities for bragging rights. They have the hikers, bikers and trail users who live near and visit the Wasatch to help plan, build and maintain a trail network that turns congestion into freedom.

These interconnected trails beckon all to explore fresh corners of the mountains. Whether you’re pedaling or hoofing, the Wasatch Back is calling to hit the dirt and come out and play.

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Mountain Trails Foundation (MTF) is always looking for volunteers to help maintain trails, and South Summit Trails Foundation, a small, volunteer-run nonprofit, can use all hands on deck to help improve Slate Creek, Weber River corridor trails and Oakley Bike Park. Also, the new hike-only trail to the Jupiter Peak area will need a huge amount of volunteer power.

Type: Mountain biking, hiking, e-bikes allowed

If you missed it this year, make sure you stop in for the All-Things Trails open house next spring. Trails and open space organizations from all over the region meet annually with the public in Park City and provide information on projects, missions, funding and more.

Description: Also part of the Dutch Hollow network, this short, family-friendly hike starts near the visitor center at Wasatch Mountain State Park.

National Trails Day takes place on the first Saturday in June and is always a big one for the Wasatch. The day is part of the American Hiking Society’s nationwide push to get folks to give back to the paths they shred by rerouting trails, clearing overgrowth and fixing erosion from the spring melt. It’s a crash course in why the local trail system is world-class, so make sure you put it on your calendar for next year.

When you are ready to get your hands dirty, check the schedule for Community Dig Days on mountaintrails.org.

The 41st annual Tour des Suds fundraiser not only celebrates the end of the summer biking season, but is one of the zaniest ways to support MTF. It begins with a 2,700-foot vertical climb from City Park to the top of Guardsman Pass and ends with beer, of course.

Finally, the easiest and best way to get involved is to pick up the phone, call your closest trails foundation and ask how you can help.

Distance: 2.3-mile loop Elevation Gain: 229 feet Difficulty: Easy

The Crest Trail Type: Mountain biking, hiking, no e-bikes allowed Distance: 25 miles Elevation Gain: 3,661 feet Difficulty: Hard. There’s a section called Puke Hill if that gives you any idea.

Description: This International Mountain Bike Association (IMBA) Epic-designated ride takes more than three hours and is a high-altitude gem with epic views of the Wasatch Mountains. The trail starts in the main parking lot of Park City Mountain Resort and is accessed via Lowell Avenue. The ride ends in Kimball Junction below Utah Olympic Park. It’s smart to leave a car here at the beginning and ride the bus into Park City so you’ll have your car waiting for you at the end. If you’re feeling queasy, there are several bailout points.

Mid Mountain Trail Type: Mountain biking, hiking, no e-bikes allowed

TRAILS UPON TRAILS If you’re ready to let your feet do the walking (or pedaling) along the Wasatch Back, here are a few top trails to explore that are managed or supported by the South Summit Trails Foundation, Wasatch Trails Foundation and Mountain Trails Foundation.

Wasatch Over Wasatch (WOW) Trail Type: Mountain biking, hiking, e-bikes allowed Distance: 10.1 miles (one-way) Elevation Gain: 2,000 feet

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Difficulty: Intermediate+ (biking), moderate (hiking) Description: Mountain bikers love this iconic point-to-point that starts near Pine Creek Campground in Wasatch Mountain State Park and stretches to the southern end near Deer Creek Reservoir. You’ll need a shuttle for this one.

Dutch Hollow Trail and Dutchman Way Loop Type: Mountain biking, hiking, e-bikes allowed Distance: 4.1 miles Elevation Gain: 500-700 feet Difficulty: Moderate Description: These two are part of the larger Dutch Hollow trail network that spans over 20 miles of singletrack in Wasatch State Park (parking fee required) near Midway. The network ranges in difficulty and length so grab a map at the park before heading out. Connecting Dutchman Way from River Road to Dutch Hollow Trail creates an ideal 4.1 loop with some stellar views.

All ages and abilities can enjoy local trails

Distance: 18 miles Elevation Gain: 1,200 feet Difficulty: Intermediate Description: A Park City classic, the Mid Mountain starts at either Silver Lake Lodge or Snow Park Lodge at Deer Valley. You’ll pass chairlifts, historic mining structures, aspens and more as you cross over through Park City Mountain to Canyons Resort. You can head to Canyons Village for a wrap or continue on to Kimball Junction.

Yellow Pine Trail Type: hiking, mountain biking not recommended after the first 3 miles Distance: 9.3 miles round trip Elevation Gain: 2,700 feet Difficulty: Moderate Description: Yellow Pine is one of the first trailheads you’ll come to as you enter Uinta National Forest. The trail climbs through pine forests and meadows and eventually splits toward the upper and lower Yellow Pine Lake or Castle Peak.

Oakley Trail Park Type: Mountain biking, hiking Distance: 3 to 5 miles Elevation Gain: 300 to 500 feet Difficulty: Easy to intermediate Description: A small but fun network of 15 hiking and biking trails near Oakley. These are predominately beginner and intermediate tracks accessed from the Oakley Rodeo Grounds.

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BIG IMPACT A GUIDE TO SUSTAINABLE LIVING IN AND AROUND PARK CITY

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ARE YOU LOOKING TO REDUCE YOUR ENVIRONMENTAL FOOTPRINT ON THE PLANET?

Whether you are taking public transportation or shopping with reusable bags, there are simple ways to be more sustainable in your daily life.

Park City is an easy place to enact these changes, as the town has already committed to ambitious climate goals like running on 100% renewable electricity and being zero waste by 2030. If you want to do your part, consider making these five eco-friendly swaps.

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SHOP LOCALLY AND AT FARMERS MARKETS.

Enjoy the season’s bounty at local farmers markets this summer.

From June to October, visit Park City Farmers Market every Wednesday from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. in the First Time Lift parking lot at Park City Mountain Resort. Shop for fresh, organic produce; bread from Volker’s Bakery; and goods from Utah farmers and vendors.

During the same months at Midway Farmers Market, find locally grown produce, bread, eggs, flowers and all sorts of creations from local artisans every Saturday, 10 a.m.-1 p.m., at Midway Town Square.

Or shop on Thursday evenings at Heber Market on Main, held at Main Street Park from June to August, 5-9 p.m. Plan at least a couple hours for the live music and produce, craft, art and food vendors.

Also discover locally made arts and crafts and farm-fresh produce at Park Silly Sunday Market on Main Street. This free, open-air community festival and art market operates on most summer Sundays from June 1 to September 21 and is a place for neighbors and visitors to gather. Experience an ever-changing array of eclectic local and regional crafts, live music and performance art, antiques, gourmet foods and a popular beer and bloody mary garden.

Park Silly emphasizes reducing waste and recycling and operates zero-waste stations throughout the event. All food vendors use recyclable utensils, cups and plates and any leftover food is sorted from bins and fed to local pigs. In 2023, Park Silly reported that its zero-waste program resulted in only 17 percent of its trash going to the landfill, with 83 percent diverted to recycling and reuse.

If you’re shopping for responsibly sourced meats and cheeses, visit the Chop Shop Park City in Newpark Center. This full-service, wholeanimal butcher shop and deli is the city’s first, and it works solely with artisan cheese producers and ranchers.

“We only source sustainable beef, with no antibiotics and no hormones, from Creekstone Farms and other local Utah farmers that follow similar practices of humanely raising and harvesting,” says owner and butcher John Courtney. “There is no waste in our shop as we utilize every part of the animal — all the way down to making our own broths.”

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AVOID SINGLE-USE PLASTICS AND OPT FOR REUSABLE BAGS.

If you’re still shopping with single-use plastic bags, converting to reusable bags is an easy way to go green. Instead of toting reusable bags made from plastic, shop locally and buy a durable jute tote bag from Park City’s own Stardust Sustainables. Local resident Peter Murray bet his retirement savings on launching this sustainable bag brand, and his gamble paid off. Stardust now sells in 39 stores across Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, Washington, Oregon and California, from REI locations to small grocers, including The Market in Park City.

These biodegradable bags, made with 70% jute and 30% cotton to reduce fiber shedding, are entirely free of plastic-derived materials.

This composition makes the bags break down in weeks when buried in soil when their usable life is over. Tote these to the grocery store and know you’re carrying the most sustainable reusable bags on the market.

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SHOP FOR ECO-FRIENDLY PRODUCTS.

Did you know there are over 80,000 unregulated chemicals in everyday home and beauty products in the U.S.? If you’re tired of sifting through misleading labels and puzzling ingredient lists to find safe and effective products, you’re not alone. Park City resident Dana Grinnell launched Free Living Co in 2023 to help address this problem, taking the guesswork out of shopping for non-toxic and sustainable products.

“I built this brand out of my own frustration. Being a student of less-toxic living for over a decade, I found it exhausting, confusing and downright difficult to know what to buy and where. I wanted better for myself, my family and you, so Free Living Co was born,” says Grinnell.

“The beautiful benefit of working with the world’s cleanest, non-toxic brands is that virtually all of them also have sustainability missions.

So while these products are healthier for humans, supporting these brands is also much better for the planet.”

Free Living Co studies every label, employing the Environmental Working Group’s verification standards. Its platform includes only verified, clean products that are divided into body, home and mind categories. Shopping with Free Living Co also reduces the amount of packaging needed to purchase items from multiple brands, freeing up your recycling bin for other goods.

If you want to shop locally at Free Living Co, you’re in luck, “Right now, you can shop online, and we deliver to your doorstep if you’re in Park City,” she says. Or you can shop in the new brick-and-mortar store in Kimball Junction that opened in April.

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CHOOSE SUSTAINABLE LODGING.

At the top of Main Street, Treasure Mountain Inn offers a robust sustainability program that includes donating guest amenities to developing nations through the Clean the World program, recycling, using wind energy and cleaning with eco-friendly products.

At Canyons Village, Hyatt Centric Park City is a recycling leader, winning Recycle Utah’s Green Business of the Year Award in 2022. The property also uses compostable products whenever possible and has a cooling system that reduces electricity needs. Montage Deer Valley was the first LEED-certified resort in Utah, and its sister property, Pendry Park City, is also committed to sustainability and offers on-site electric vehicle charging. Montage partners with Clean the World, has replaced in-room plastic bottles with reusable glass, and reduced water usage with Smart Rain, a program that irrigates automatically based on moisture levels in the soil, saving 546,000 gallons of water each year.

If you want to stay in a rental home while visiting, Park City Lodging won the 2024 Award for Green Business Leadership from Utah Business for its leadership in energy efficiency, waste reduction and other eco-friendly practices.

“We are honored to be recognized for our ongoing commitment to sustainability and our efforts to protect the environment and open space in this community that we know and love,” says Reddell. “This award reaffirms our role in ensuring that Park City remains a desirable and sustainable destination for generations to come, a responsibility we take seriously.”

Park City Lodging manages approximately 250 private homes and condominiums and 12 homeowner associations throughout the community. The company’s eco-friendly initiatives include using environmentally friendly bulk toiletries and amenities to reduce singleuse plastics and water pollution; donating $1 per room night to the Summit Land Conservancy’s Open Space Fund; and operating out of a green headquarters building.

WHETHER YOU IMPLEMENT ONE OR MORE

of these ideas, reducing your environmental footprint in Park City helps preserve this beautiful mountain town for future generations.

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Did you know that Park City is among the limited number of mountain towns where you can easily go car-free? The town’s public transportation is so robust that Melissa Reddell, marketing director for Park City Lodging, recommends skipping a rental car entirely when visiting. “Consider hiring a shuttle for airport transfers and using Park City’s free transit system, which makes it easy to get around without a car,” she says.

Park City’s free local bus system runs all around town seven days a week, from early morning to late at night, and many of the buses are zero emission electric vehicles. Use the bus tracker at go.parkcity.org to see where your ride is in real-time. If you’re exploring Main Street, ride the free trolley that travels up and down throughout the day.

Beyond town, High Valley Transit offers on-demand transit service in its custom-branded vans in Kimball Junction and surrounding areas like Heber Valley. Just download the High Valley Transit app to book your ride.

Prefer pedaling through Park City’s scenery? Visit a Summit Bike Share station to rent an electric bike to cruise around town. The electric motors let you easily go up Park City’s high-altitude hills, and there are 20 stations where you can pick up and drop off your ride.

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LIFE IN 20/20 HOPE ALLIANCE VISION CENTER PROVIDES CLIENTS WITH A FUTURE IN FOCUS

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The joy of seeing well in Utah

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lasses, though a simple invention, have changed the world. Clear eyesight can be the difference between a life of struggle and one of success. For Hope Alliance, the promise of a clearer future is not just a concept, it is a reality through awareness, quality eye care, compassion and community.

Hope Alliance Vision Center in Park City began as a full-service health center in 1998 but since 2017 has focused exclusively on vision care. At their free clinics located inside the People’s Health Clinic in Park City and inside the Moab Free Health Clinic in Moab, they offer full vision exams by a licensed optometrist, prescription eyeglasses and diagnosis of eye disease. Hope Alliance’s work also extends internationally to Guatemala, Uganda, Mexico and Tanzania, with a permanent practice currently being established in Bwindi, Uganda.

Worldwide, one in seven people lacks access to eyecare, and as a largely invisible disability, those struggling can go unnoticed. Hope Alliance is dedicated to raising awareness and improving access to this essential service. The ability or inability to see can significantly affect the trajectory of a person’s life. Poor sight can create barriers to education, limit career opportunities and hinder the development of social skills and relationships.

“Our particular service to humanity is an intersection of so many important social services, all with one service. One thing, vision, affects so much,” says Executive Director Diane Bernhardt.

Despite the nonprofit’s global reach, the need for vision care is just as critical at home. In Park City, a resort town with a workforce that is often lower-income, part-time or seasonal, many lack access to optical care or medical insurance. “Park City would not exist without our workforce, so we have to take care of them,” says Stacey Lipton, associate executive director of Hope Alliance.

“There really is a lot of need here,” confirms Bernhardt, who has many inspiring and tear-jerking stories of the organization’s impact. Anecdotes of kindergarteners marveling at the clinic’s now-clear mountain view before the pivotal start of their education journey and wives seeing their husbands’ faces after years of impaired sight quickly demonstrate that unencumbered vision is undeniably life-changing. “Watching someone see for the first time, who spent their whole life not seeing, is a very profound experience,” she says.

The group is continuously working toward a more permanent presence in Utah and abroad, recognizing the need for sustained care as lenses break and prescriptions change. But the impact they create doesn’t happen overnight. It requires a community of devoted individuals, specialized equipment, trained volunteers, appointment coordination and financial support. While funding remains the biggest hurdle, volunteering is another powerful way to contribute to their mission.

“When you have the opportunity to work directly with a patient who is being outfitted with a pair of glasses for the very first time, it’s an incredible experience for the patient and for the volunteers,” says Corrie Forsling, chair of the Hope Alliance Board of Directors. “That look in their eyes and on their faces and the experience of seeing more clearly for the first time really opens up the world; it’s very impactful for everyone involved.”

If one thing is 20/20, it’s that Hope Alliance helps people see a brighter future — both literally and figuratively. The organization will host its annual fundraising gala, Night Vision, at the Weedon Barn in Park City on August 23. To purchase tickets and to donate money and volunteer time, visit thehopealliance.org.

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is intertwined with the rules of The Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints. It wasn’t until 1884 that the first brewery was opened in the state for a short time, and Utah’s 3.2% ABV beer law didn’t meet its demise until 2019. Today, fellow beer lovers in Park City, Heber Valley and the Beehive State in general are working hard to share their love of ale, whether through breweries, festivals or experiences.

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The first post-Prohibition brewery in Utah is located at the top of Park City Main Street. Formerly known as Wasatch Brew Pub and Wasatch Brewery but currently Top of Main Brew Pub, this historic location played a major role in bringing beer to the state. In 1986, Greg Schirf moved from Wisconsin to Utah with the vision of bringing ale to the state.

After presenting to the Utah State Legislature and garnering support, the brew pub was allowed to open.

“There were a few changes in ownership over the years, and ultimately a name change in 2024,” says Rick Seven, marketing lead of Salt Lake Brewing Company, which owns Top of Main Brew Pub. “It is both the newest and oldest brewery in Park City and the state of Utah.”

The staff today carries on the tradition of Schirf and his team back in the eighties. While the brewery is creating and crafting the beer, the brew pub serves a broad menu of food items, beer, wine and cocktails made with locally distilled spirits.

“We try to pay homage to the great tradition by continuing the popular local flavors and naming the brews after things that are Park City related,” says Seven. “For example, Coalition Hellfire pays homage to a coalition mining building in Park City that previously burned down.”

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Not only is Utah leaning into local breweries, but beer-based experiences as well. Stein Ericksen Lodge Deer Valley is gearing up for nearly 10 years of Hops on the Hill, an event filled with beer, music, food and good times.

“This option allows for people to come up and spend some time on our decks in the summer months with live music,” says Jeannie Lambert, corporate director of marketing. “Because we partner with local breweries anyway in our restaurants, this event always felt like a good fit.”

Although attendees can come in off the mountain and buy a ticket at the door, most tickets are sold in advance. “What makes this event most special is the pairings,” Lambert says.

“It’s a different take on the common wine tasting. Our chefs figure out what breweries they’re going to feature, then they pair the food offerings to best match the beer tastings. When you come to a station, they recommend a beer that accents the flavor of that dish.”

Also in Deer Valley, the Deer Valley Beer Festival in September delivers chairlift access, outdoor dining, live music and a weekend of tasting. Though beer is only offered for those 21 and up, there are family-friendly activities available. If you’re looking to sample beer, there are different flavors and styles available, including numerous Utah brews as well as ciders.

Tickets range in price from $15 to $135, depending on the age and drinking package you’re looking for. If you want to make a weekend out of the experience, discounted lodging is available.

If you’re looking to expand your horizons even more, make a plan to take part in the Utah Ale Trail, an immersive, self-

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If the top of Main Street is too steep a hike, make a stop at Offset Bier in the Prospector neighborhood. Owned by Conor Brown, this brewery delivers a sense of community. “I wanted to create a brand in something that I felt this town needed,” says Brown. “Offset is a place people can gather after a day of skiing, biking, working or anything in between.” In fact, Offset offers a ski club in the winter and a running club year-round.

Offset is named for its quirky approach to brewing beer. For example, the logo is never in the same place on any two cans. Combined with exercise groups hosted at the brewery, Brown is “offsetting” the negative side effects of alcohol to encourage both mental and physical health.

Greg Poirier and Clint Jones, co-founders of Heber Valley Brewing Company in Heber City, had a chance to travel the world together as an Olympic ski coach and Olympian. Now, they’ve brought back those worldly flavors to Utah and specialize in Belgian-style ale.

“We’ve created a business with a great social scene here,” Poirier says.

“Not only is the beer phenomenal, but the social scene is too. The people are a special part of our brewery.”

If you prefer darker stouts, fear not. Bohemian Brewery in Salt Lake City brings the authenticity of darker, European-style lagers to the American West.

Founded in 2001, Joe Petras and his family moved to Utah from the Czech Republic, conveniently the origin of the worldwide famous Czech pilsner.

“Our specialty is that Old World, traditional European lager beer,” says Marketing Director Kelly Schaefer. “Dating back to the 1300s, we follow a central-European method to ensure a beer is not made with anything besides the core four ingredients of water, hops, yeast and malt.”

Even the food menu is still 100% traditional, with dishes such as goulash, perogi and bratwurst. “We’re celebrating our 25th anniversary next year and continuing to grow and pass down our story to future generations,” Schaefer says.

EXERCISE AND TOURS

Tour de Suds is a 7-mile mountain bike climb and costume party hosted by Mountain Trails Foundation. Though beer is involved, this grassroots event is open to participants of all ages, centered around City Park and pays homage to the history of a community rooted in mountain biking.

“The best part of this annual event is a combination of the people, the party vibe and, when the event is over, the way it leaves the Mountain Trails Foundation crew with a ton of super positive energy,” says Lora Anthony, executive director of the foundation. Tour de Suds sells out every year so don’t wait too long to sign up.

“Nothing about it is run-of-the-mill; it’s all-out fun and silliness,” Anthony says. “Although some people take it seriously and race to the top, most people cruise it with friends or family.”

Also in Park City, Old Town Bike Garage offers an E-Bike Brewery Tour of Park City. Though the mountains of Park City are beautiful, they can be hard to navigate, especially for families or people of different abilities. From this realization, the idea of e-bike brewery tours was born.

“Everyone can do an e-bike, and everyone likes to eat and drink,” says co-owner Grady Gill. “We take a scenic ride through town, starting from our location in Old Town. We highlight the history of Park City, landmarks and facts about the town before hitting our lunchtime destination of Park City Brewery and turning around and coming back. The whole experience is about three hours, give or take.”

Gill says each tour is very personal. If a family or group wants to stop and spend more time in one place or enjoy Park City Brewery a bit longer, that’s an option. There is no time limit to the ride, as it is intended to be an outing that all ages can do and enjoy.

“We’re a small, local business, so I really like to focus on customer experiences,” Gill says. “This is the best job I’ve ever had. It’s super rewarding running a small business, working with my best friend and catering to all ages to share the story of Park City through biking and beer.”

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guided tour of the breweries across the state of Utah. “The Utah scene is not as big as other states, but it’s very engaged,” says Troy Mumm, founder of the Utah Ale Trail. “The breweries in the state all work together well. Most are very small and have limited marketing, so we wanted to create a guide for locals and visitors to navigate the breweries wherever they happen to be.”

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hile many Park City locals enjoy a California wine from time to time, a group of longtime locals decided to start their own Napa Valley winery. Parallel Wines was established in 1999, but the roots of the company go back to the eighties when the Chin and MacQuoid families were hanging out in Park City.

Steve and Val Chin moved to Park City from Los Angeles in 1975, leaving behind successful careers for the ski slopes of the Wasatch Mountains. Steve, previously a CPA for a real estate firm, joined the real estate community in Park City and has served on the Chamber of Commerce and Kimball Art Center boards of directors.

Val has likewise been involved in key moments of Park City’s history, which include bringing the first preschool to Park City. She later became president of the school board and continues to serve on several boards including the Park City Performing Arts Foundation and Utah Natural History Museum.

Their friends, Mac and Ann MacQuoid, are also part of the fabric of modern-day Park City. They, too, moved to Park City from Southern California in 1980 and immediately set out to make their mark on the town. While Mac was developing projects such as Washington School House and Goldener Hirsch, Ann busied herself with fundraising and real estate.

Helping to bring Eccles Center for the Performing Arts to Park City is just one of her many accolades.

Sometime around 1999, the Chins and MacQuoids were planning a vacation. They wanted something active: the guys were looking to golf, while the ladies wanted good food and wine. They settled on Napa Valley, and it wasn’t long until the two real estate agents in the group (Steve and Ann) started looking at property.

As luck would have it, another Park City couple, the Doilneys, were also looking at land in Napa Valley. The six of them rounded up a few more investors, bought 16 acres of land, and planted some grapes. Ann says, “We’re dear friends who are risk takers, optimistic by nature and fun-loving, but serious about Parallel.”

Although no one in the group knew anything about growing grapes, the hardest part was picking a name and a logo. By now, there were 10 partners in this endeavor. Over many bottles of wine in their Park City living rooms, the name Parallel Wines was born — 10 lines representing 10 partners, crossing paths like ski tracks through fresh powder. It was the perfect nod to their Park City roots.

“We knew from the beginning that having a great wine manager and winemaker would be the key to our success,” says Steve Chin. They were lucky enough to partner with winemaker Phillippe Melka early in his career. Melka and his wife, Cherie, had moved to Napa Valley a few years prior, and Parallel was one of their first winery partners.

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Today, Melka is a world-renowned winemaker and has been featured on the cover of Wine Spectator. He continues to work with several vintners and has his own brand as well.

The Parallel label can be found on four varietals each season. They produce two cabernet sauvignons, a chardonnay and a rosé. One of the cabernets is the Black Diamond Reserve series. Each year, Parallel fans, including wine club members, nominate their favorite black diamond or double black diamond ski run as the namesake of that year’s reserve. They must present a compelling story, and the winner receives an etched, hand-painted 3-liter bottle of their named wine as well as bragging rights for years to come. The first three years were named after Deer Valley ski runs, and subsequent years have spanned the globe from Chile to Vermont.

The Parallel Wines season revolves around two big events each year. Each fall, the label hosts a Harvest Party in Park City, where the new Black Diamond Reserve is introduced. It takes three years to produce each bottle, so this fall the 2022 reserve will be presented and is named “Rendezvous” for a run at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.

In April, Parallel hosts a Spring Bud Break Party at its winemaking and hospitality home in Saint Helena, California.

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challenging years. In 2020, fires prevented Parallel Wines from producing a cabernet, but they were still able to produce chardonnay.

“Melka has the impressive ability to create consistency,” says Steve.

“With nationwide alcohol sales down, we are defying the odds.”

Parallel Wines remains a small winery, producing just 1,000 cases per year. One of the winery’s cabernets can be purchased in Utah liquor stores and at local restaurants including Riverhorse on Main, Sterling Steak and Lounge, The St. Regis Deer Valley and tupelo Park City.

However, if you want to head straight to the source and sample Parallel’s entire wine portfolio paired with seasonal Napa Valley cuisine put together by Smith, a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America, traveling to Napa Valley is now a breeze. Last fall, Aero Airlines launched a flight from Salt Lake City to Napa Valley. The Thursday and Sunday schedule is perfect for a weekend getaway to Los Angeles and Napa Valley. The winery also hosts private, by appointment tastings at its winemaking and hospitality home.

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In addition to the partners’ shared passions for skiing and wine, philanthropy is at the heart of Parallel Wines. After 25 years, the label has contributed more than $1.5 million to 70-plus philanthropic organizations nationwide. Val fondly recalls a custom-etched double magnum bottle they donated for a U.S. Women’s Ski Jumping Team fundraiser held in Park City. Steve notes, “Our goal has always been to have fun and give back.”

In 2007, a new pair of partners joined the Parallel Wines family.

Bulent and Mary Pulak moved to Park City in 1999 and split their time between the community and their home in Istanbul, Turkey.

Parallel also added a general manager and partner, Adrienne Smith, who runs the day-to-day operations from Napa Valley.

While the partners are continuously discussing growth and new opportunities, Smith is elevating the company in a conservative manner with a laser focus on maintaining consistent quality from year to year. Between fires and droughts, there have been some

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From left, Mac and Ann MacQuoid, Bulent and Mary Pulak, Steve and Val Chin

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Rouser is reinvigorating one of Salt Lake City’s most iconic landmarks - the 1909 Union Pacific Depot Train Station.

Reminiscent of the bustling train station it once was, where voyages began and connections were made, Rouser invites you on a journey of bold flavors and conviviality.

Book Your Table at RouserSLC.com

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Le Depot Brasserie

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IMAGINE TAKING AN EIGHT- TO 10-HOUR FLIGHT TO PARIS,

then transferring to Courcheval, Zermatt or Chamonix via plane or train. You packed all the gear for hiking or skiing, and your bag came in just at the weight limit. You are invigorated by a luxurious bluebird day on the trails or slopes. By late afternoon, you’re ready to hit the après scene and have a delicious bite to eat and something to sip while admiring the mountains. Oh, wait … you can do all this in downtown Park City.

Le Depot Brasserie and Union Patisserie are among Park City’s newest restaurants, bringing the taste and feel of a European slope-side eatery to town. Whether it’s the art on the walls, authentic approach to the food or standout customer service, both offer a taste of France but at the corner of Main Street and Heber Avenue. The thoughtfully restored Union Pacific Train Depot offers a glimpse of days gone by and provides a classy-yet-comfortable place to dine. It’s heartwarming to see a buzz of activity in the historic structure that was built in 1886 and has sat vacant since Zoom restaurant closed in 2017.

“The menu is inspired by my time living and cooking in France,” explains Galen Zamarra, operator of Le Depot Brasserie and Union Patisserie. “I want it to be authentic French brasserie food — familiar dishes, uncommon dishes, food that I love. It is also important that we don’t gouge people with high prices and instead focus on quality and a lively atmosphere,” adds Zamarra, who received the James Beard Foundation’s Rising Star Chef of the Year award early in his career and has worked alongside some of France’s most decorated chefs.

Le Depot Brasserie is open for après and dinner daily, lunch on weekdays and brunch on weekends. Indulge in classic steak frites

or try out the fruits de mer (seafood towers and dishes). Make a point to check out the plat du jour for each day such as merguez d’agneau on Tuesdays and cassoulet on Thursdays. Top off dinner with a quintessential profiterole or mille-feuille, a digestif, or a cup of coffee or tea.

An amazing transformation of the train station’s tack shed resulted in Union Patisserie, a Parisian-style cafe. Here you will find freshly roasted coffee, espresso drinks, homemade croissants and pastries, other sweet treats, hot breakfast items and grab-and-go lunches. It is the perfect spot for a morning meeting or a place to get cozy with a favorite someone or your laptop. If you’re getting ready to wind down for the day, plan to meet over a glass of wine or beer. Between the coffee, Champagne and pastries and the quaint European feel, Union has all you need for a productive work session, comfortable reading spot or low-key happy hour.

“Union Patisserie at its core is a meeting place,” says Zamarra. “You can meet your friends or colleagues, meet over coffee or a quick lunch, and meet after work or school. It’s just easy and comfortable.”

Le Depot and Union artfully combine the history of Park City with mountain town chic. For example, both the restaurant and patisserie feature stools and countertop details made with wood from the original train trestle. And the two eateries are connected by a large outdoor space. “We have brought to life the plaza again as so many locals missed that energy,” Zamarra says.

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Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner | Fabulous Wine List | Bed & Breakfast | Weddings & Events 801-533-9977 | silverforklodge.com | 11332 E Big Cottonwood Canyon Rd, Brighton An atmosphere thought to be forgotten.

Enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner or stay the night and have breakfast on us. Make Silver Fork Lodge your destination for outdoor fun and wonderful food. Just a short 20 minute drive over Guardsman Pass in Big Cottonwood Canyon. Open 365 days a year. Hours of operation: 8:00am-8:00pm.

MENU HIGHLIGHTS BREAKFAST Sampling 9 - 22 Eggs Benedict | Corned Beef Hash | Chili Verde Omelet Sourdough Pancakes | Waffles LUNCH Sampling 9 - 26 Hot Sandwiches The Reuben Classic | Silver Fork Bison Burger Classic Quarter Pounder with Fries Salads Classic Caesar Salad | Seared Salmon Salad Kassie’s Salad DINNER Sampling 12 - 49 Appetizers and Salads Nachos | Tomato Mozzarella | Pulled Pork Poutine Seared Salmon Salad | Roasted Beet Salad Entrees Canyon Pepper Steak | Baked Haddock | Meatloaf From the Smoker St. Louis Ribs | Pulled Pork

Dining Scene French Brasserie | James Beard Award winning Chef 435-228-5001 | ledepotpc.com | 660 Main St, Park City Operated by celebrated James Beard Chef Galen Zamarra, Le Depot draws inspiration from his time in France, where he worked alongside some of the world’s most renowned French chefs.

The menu features a modern approach to authentic French classics, including the elegant Plateau de Fruits de Mer, Roasted Bone Marrow, French wines, and an array of craft and nonalcoholic cocktails. After decades of serving as an iconic landmark, the Depot was restored in 1995 to house Robert Redford’s renowned Zoom Restaurant, which closed in 2017. Under its new ownership

by Reef Capital, Le Depot now brings fresh life to this cherished Park City building.

MENU HIGHLIGHTS Cod a la Grenobloise Black Cod, fennel confit, fennel puree, rhubarb emulsion, caper brown butter and croutons.

Paillard de Poulet Chicken breast, root vegetable brunoise and petite salade.

Cotelettes d’Agneau Grillees en Persillade Grilled lamb chops, olive and sun-dried tomato mashed potatoes, broccolini and garlic and parsley sauce.

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Burgers | Fries | Shakes | Best of State Winner 435-654-KEEN | stksteakhouse.com | 199 S. Main, Heber City

Since 1946, our family has been serving your family. Today, four generations of our family work diligently each day to create a fun-filled family atmosphere where quality food and family can come together. We hope your experience at the Home of the Train is a memorable one. Our Menu, through the years, has expanded to Gluten-free options from shakes to burgers to chicken strips.

MENU HIGHLIGHTS Bacon Cheese Burger: 1/4 lb. Hamburger, crisp bacon, melted cheese, ketchup mustard sauce, lettuce and pickles..

Turkey Club Deli Sandwich: Thin sliced turkey breast, served cold, ranch, lettuce, tomato, two slices of swiss cheese, three pieces of bacon, on a hoagie bun or wheat bread.

Fish and Fries Dinner: Three pieces of Tavern Battered Cod, French Fries, our own special tartar sauce, side of coleslaw, roll and butter..

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The Heart of Fine Dining in Park City.

866-996-0034 | steinlodge.com/dining 7700 Stein Way, Park City

Experience tastes as bold and breathtaking as the mountain vistas that surround you. Relax in comfort while perusing the seasonally inspired and expertly curated menus. From traditional Norwegian cuisine to American classics, our highly acclaimed culinary team upholds award-winning standards with every dish.

MENU HIGHLIGHTS Lobster & Osetra Caviar: brioche bread pudding, white asparagus, lemongrass, bisque.

Heard Island Sea Bass: glacier 51, german butterball potatoes, remoulade, lemon vinaigrette.

Double R Ranch Beef Tenderloin: yukon gold potato purée, roasted garlic butter, corn, succotash.

Stein Collection offers the best year-round Park City dining for every oc 435-200-8840 | hearth-hill.com

Experience exquisite fine dining alpine 1153 Centerand Dr, Park City ambiance at Glitretind

the local's favoriteHearth tavern-style comfort food at Troll Halle and Hill indelectable Kimball Junction is a celebrated gem known for its exceptional cuisine, creative

authentic house-made Italian specialties at Cena cocktails, and outstanding service. The sleek, modernRistorante, décor complements the innovative dishes, creating an

and dazzling views accompany delicious modern inviting atmosphere.

The restaurant fosters acuisine warm, at 7880 Clu

family-friendly community, with a dog-friendly patio for four-legged companions. The menu boldly explores contemporary American cuisine, offering fresh twists For those who seek the best, there’s only Stein. on classics and introducing bold new flavors. Every dish is crafted with carefully selected ingredients— offering a fresh twist on a classic or introducing guests to exciting new flavors. The diversity extends MENU HIGHLIGHTS to mouthwatering weekend brunch and vegan and Shawarma: beef, cucumber, tomato, onion, garlic aioli, naan. gluten-free options. Guests can also enjoy private Peach Caprese Salad: heirloom tomato, burrata, avocado, basil, balsamic, dining, takeout, and full-service catering through chive oil. their sister concept, Hill’s Kitchen. Whether dining at the Park City or Sugar House location, Hearth and Vegetarian French Dip: sautéed mushrooms, maple-glazed onions, provolone, Hill guarantees an unforgettable experience. fry sauce, hoagie, mushroom au jus.

Call (435) 645-6455 to Make Your Reservations Today

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435-647-7711 | javacowparkcity.com 402 Main Street, Park City A landmark on Park City’s historic Main Street since 2003. Java Cow Café & Bakery is revered by locals and visitors alike for our incredible, all-natural ice cream that is homemade on site. Our eclectic, kitschy décor and friendly service brighten everyone’s day.

Everything we serve is made in-house.

MENU HIGHLIGHTS French Macarons: Birthday Cake, Oreo, Pistachio, Coconut, Lemon Poppy Seed, and Chocolate.

Imported NYC Bagel Breakfast Sandwich: Egg, Applewood Smoked Bacon and Cheddar.

All-Natural Ice Cream: We offer an array of traditional as well as unique, seasonal flavors made from real, high-quality fruit that will have you mooing for more.

385-244-0144 | newworlddistillery.com 4795 E 2600 N, Eden, UT Proudly producing above top shelf spirits in the mountains of Eden, Utah. Craft is the heartbeat of our operation. We blend traditional craftsmanship with state of the art equipment to produce distinctive spirits that tell the story of our relentless pursuit of excellence. Locally made, no additives, no artificial colors or flavors, no cut corners.

MENU HIGHLIGHTS NWD Cherry Lemon Drop: Vodka, Wasatch Blossom Cherry Liqueur, Fresh Lemon Juice, Simple Syrup, Ice, and Lemon twist or cherry.

Honey Lavender Gin Fizz: Oomaw Gin, White Cranberry Juice, Lemon Juice, Honey Lavender Simple Syrup and Sparkling Water.

The Raven: Oomaw Gin, Concord Grape Juice, Champagne, and Blue Curaçao.

Enjoy award-winning ½-pound sandwiches like Pastrami, Corned Beef, and Reubens, all sliced fresh to order. Savor our homemade entrées, including Borscht, Blintzes and Brisket, along with deli classics like Matzo Ball Soup, Smoked Whitefish Salad, and fresh-baked bagels. Whether dining in or taking out, Feldman’s is Deli Done Right.

MENU HIGHLIGHTS Corned Beef Reuben Sandwich: A Classic Corned Beef and Sauerkraut with Swiss and Thousand Island. Served on Jewish Rye Bread with Deli Mustard and choice of side.

Rachel: Our Fan Favorite Pastrami and Coleslaw with Swiss and Thousand Island.

Sloppy Joe:Our Signature Double Decker Sandwich with Corned Beef, Pastrami, Thousand Island and Coleslaw on Jewish Rye

Gin | Triple Oak | Lafayette | Preserve | AngeVert | Straight Bourbon info@alpinedistilling.com | alpinedistilling.com | 7132 Silver Creek Rd

New York Style Pizza | Casual Dining | Prospector Square 435-731-8970 | estepizzaparkcity.com | 1781 Sidewinder Dr, Park City

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801-906-0369 | feldmansdeli.com 2005 E 2700 S, Salt Lake city

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Traditional Recipes | Highest Quality Ingredients | Catering Available 435-538-4110 | ganeshindiancuisine.com | 1811 Sidewinder Dr, Park City

Steakhouse and Lounge | Live Music | Catering and Parties 435.800.2884 | sterlingsteakandlounge.com | 1242 Center Dr #100, Park City

Small-Batch Specialty Coffee Roaster | Three Cafés 435-200-8605 | urbansailorcoffee.com | 1105 Iron Horse Dr. Park City

Parisian-inspired Café | Wine Bar | Freshly Baked Goods Hot Breakfast | Grab-n-go Lunches 435-228-5001 | unionparkcity.com | 199 Heber Ave, Park City

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the flavor experience Featuring Mediterranean-inspired cuisine for lunch and dinner, Kaneo celebrates the roots of its namesake region in North Macedonia.

Located in the heart of Main Street, Kaneo offers a warm yet sophisticated atmosphere in which to enjoy a handcrafted cocktail, glass of wine or local beer. The restaurant features multiple expansive dining rooms, a bar and lounge and views of the street and surrounding mountains. The culinary team, led by chef Maja Atanasova, creates an innovative menu that includes dozens of options, with veganand vegetarian-friendly choices.

Indulge in protein bowls for lunch, gyros with house-made tzatziki and hummus, lamb chops, wild game, seafood dishes and baklava served with a modern twist for dessert. As Park City’s newest Mediterranean-influenced

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VISIT OUR WEBSITE www.BajaParkCity.com 40 Years Serving You CANTINA QUESO Warm cheese, roasted green Chilis.

CHICKEN FLAUTAS Chicken & cheese rolled in crispy, flour tortilla, guacamole, sour cream, spicy green salsa.

Two or four.

FAJITA STICKS COMBO Two beef and two chicken sticks, agave-chipotle and flour tortillas.

SHRIMP STICKS Skewered & grilled, agave-chipotle dipping sauce and flour tortillas.

PARK CITY QUESADILLA Melted jack & cheddar cheese, guacamole and sour cream.

DEER VALLEY QUESADILLA Chicken, cheese, tomato, onion & jalapeno, guacamole and sour cream.

CANYONS QUESADILLA Pork chile verde, sour cream & cheese, guacamole and sour cream.

AGAVE ASADA QUESADILLA Roasted Anaheim peppers, corn, pepper jack and cream cheese. Side of chipotle agave dipping sauce.

BAJA TACO SALAD Crispy tortilla bowl with beef or chicken, cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion & bell pepper, guacamole, sour cream & cilantro vinaigrette.

FAJITA SALAD Crispy tortilla bowl with steak or chicken, rice, lettuce, tomato, onion & bell pepper, guacamole & sour cream, cheese, and ranch or cilantro vinaigrette.

BAJA COBB Grilled chicken, romaine, tomato, bacon, egg, Mexi-corn and avocado, with ranch or blue cheese.

SHRIMP LETTUCE WRAPS Grilled shrimp on fresh green leaf & spinach, shredded carrots, cilantro, red onions, avocado and lime wedges. Side of agave-chipotle dipping sauce & tortillas.

QUESABIRRIA TACOS Three Brisket tacos with pepper jack, onions and cilantro. Beef consome’, avocado tomatillo salsa and side of Baja slaw.

TOSTADA GRANDE Beef, chicken, pork or shrimp, large corn tortilla, beans, shredded lettuce, tomato, onions, sour cream and guacamole. Choice of dressing.

T.J. TAXI Flour tortilla, chicken, sour cream, tomato, onion, guacamole, jack & cheddar. Rice and beans.

ROLL YOUR OWN, GRINGO Beef, chicken, or pork, beans, rice, cheese, tomato, onion, jalapeno, guacamole & sour. Flour or corn tortillas.

SMOKY STREET TACOS Smoked chicken or brisket in corn tortillas, cabbage, pico de gallo, tomatillo crema & queso fresco, rice & beans.

BAJA BURGER 1/3 pound charbroiled beef patty, guacamole. Cheddar or pepper jack cheese, salad or house fries.

SMOKEHOUSE BRISKET SANDWICH House-smoked brisket, smoky bacon, chipotle BBQ sauce and fries.

CHIMICHANGAS Chicken or beef rolled in crispy flour tortilla, guacamole, sour cream, green salad, rice and beans. Rachero sauce or green salsa.

FAJITAS Steak, chicken, or shrimp, sauteed onion, tomato & bell pepper, pico de gallo, guacamole, sour cream, rice & black beans. Flour or corn tortillas.

SHRIMP TACOS Shrimp, cheese, shredded cabbage, tomato, & onion, rice and black beans.

ENCHILADA DEL MAR Crab & shrimp, green onions, lobster cream sauce & jalapeno jack cheese, rice and black beans.

BARBEQUE PLATE House-smoked brisket, mexi-corn, tangy Baja slaw and french fries. Side of BBQ sauce.

COMBO PLATE Served with Rice and Beans.

Choose ONE, TWO, THREE or FOUR items.

Cheese, Beef, Chicken, or Pork Enchilada (Red or Green Sauce), Beef Taco, Chicken Taco, Black Bean Taco, Chile Relleno.

ENCHILADAS RANCHEROS Cheese, beans, onion, tomato, bell pepper, & green chili. Ranchero sauce & melted cheese, guacamole, sour cream and rice.

ENCHILADAS SANTA FE Chicken, tomato, fresh spinach & cream cheese, red sauce, rice and salad.

THE BONANZA Chopped steak, grilled onions & peppers, rice and beans. Spicy green sauce, guacamole & sour cream.

THE CLAIMJUMPER BURRITO chili verde pork, beans, rice, green salsa, cheddar cheese, guacamole & sour cream.

THE PROSPECTOR BURRITO with chicken, beans, rice, red sauce, cheddar cheese, guacamole and sour cream.

DOUBLE JACK BURRITO Shredded beef, black beans, jack & cheddar cheese, cantina queso and sour cream.

BAJA CANTINA 1355 Lowell Ave Park City Mountain Resort (435) 649-2252 www.bajaparkcity.com bajaparkcity@gmail.com

MENU SAMPLING SUMMER SPECIAL, 3 COURSE DINNER FOR 2 FOR $60

FISH & SEAFOOD Alaskan Halibut Baked with a light ginger sesame glaze

APPETIZERS Crab Artichoke Dip Buffalo or Barbecue Wings Blue cheese dressing, celery and carrot sticks

Blackened Ahi Tuna served rare with Sriracha Mayo

Cedar Baked Steelhead Trout Basted w/orange basil butter

Maine Cold Water Lobster Tail with drawn butter and lemon

Grilled Jumbo Shrimp Served with Pepper BBQ Sauce

STEAK & PRIME RIB

GAME, POULTRY, PORK & LAMB

Tomahawk Ribeye

Bison Tenderloin

Certified Angus Beef Ribeye two inches thick on an oversized bone

Certified Angus Prime Rib

North Dakota farm raised Bison Tenderloin wrapped in thick slices applewood smoked bacon

Elk Sirloin

Slow roasted for 18 hours 8oz, 12oz, or 36oz

Farm raised New Zealand Elk Sirloin, poached peach and side of lingonberry preserve

Australian 2GR Wagyu Ribeye

Aged Natural Lamb Chops

Extraordinary amount of marbling and a buttery texture

New York Steak of Certified Angus Beef Tenderloin Filet of Beef Extra thick cut and tender

Filet of Natural Grass-fed Beef side of fresh basil pesto

For reservations visit us online or call 435-649-8060

Rosemary demi-glaze

Grilled Lemon Chicken Breast with Wingette Moist marinated organic chicken breast 10oz

SIDES Steamed Asparagus with Hollandaise Baked Potato Creamed Spinach French Fries Applewood Smoked Bacon House Made Gravy

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BEEF Bolognese Firenze Gnochi Alla Bolognese Spaghetti Polpette Di Carne Lasagna

FISH Scampi Salmon Piccata

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Butter, garlic, demi-glaze, with olive oil and crusty bread

Vino, garlic, tomatO Es and a touch of onion and basil

Our signature recipe with layers of pasta, Italian sausage, ground beef, ricotta and Italian cheeses and housemade marinara

Wood-Fired Artichoke Fontina

Wood-Fired Shrimp Bake

*House Specialty* Fresh garlic, butter, vino and asiago cheese served with garlic ciabatta

Chicken Piccata *House Specialty*

*House Specialty* Marinated artichokes, butter, asiago and fontina cheese

Breaded white meat chicken, diced tomatO Es with a lemon-caper sauce

Shrimp and Clam Linguini *House Specialty*

Salads

Served with a Romano white sauce and garlic Ciabatta

Bistro Grilled Chicken Salad

Seared Ahi Tuna Salad

Spring mix, tomatO Es, onions, and mandarin oranges with a whipped balsamic dressing

Spinach and Arugula Salad

GF

Candied walnuts, crumbled Feta cheese, pancetta and pears in a raspberry vinaigrette

GF

*House Specialty* Mixed greens, toasted walnuts, marinated chicken, gorgonzola, mandarin oranges, balsamic basil dressing ADD chicken or ADD shrimp

House made meatballs in a great pasta fagioli soup

Vegetarian Fagioli Soup

Lightly breaded chicken baked with our homemade marinara and whole milk mozzarella on top served with linguini

ADD chicken or Shrimp

Fresh Tomato Basil Soup

Burrata Ravioli

GF without bread� Shaved parmesan. Add Smoked Shrimp

Delicious creamy mozzarella filled raviolis served with a pink sauce and garlic ciabatta

Pasta Fresca

BISTRO SANDWICHES Roma tomatO Es, fresh mozzarella, basil leaves, pesto, and a touch of balsamic syrup roasted in our oven

Chicken Parmigiana

Gorgonzola cheese simmered with portabella mushrooms, red onions, garlic, topped with pears

without meatballs�

Roasted CapresE *House Specialty*

Sauteed chicken, fresh basil pesto and sundried tomatO Es

Gorgonzola Linguini

Soups Meatball Fagioli Soup

Pesto Penne

Pesto Pollo *House Specialty*

Linguini with diced romas, red onions, artichoke hearts, garlic and olive oiL - ADD chicken Shrimp

Sauteed chicken breast atop of toasted ciabatta with a fresh basil pesto and roma tomato includes side of mixed greens

Meatball Sandwich

*House Specialty* Our homemade meatballs and melted mozzarella on a ciabatta roll

Pollo Pompeii

*House Specialty*� Lightly breaded chicken sauteed with sundried tomatO Es, cream, parmesan, spinach, mushrooms and a side of pasta

Pan-Seared Ahi Tuna*

Served atop risotto with a vegetable tapanade and a roasted red pepper sauce gluten free pasta

PIZZAS The Traditional

Mozzarella and Fuego’s homemade tomato sauce

Pizza Margherita

*House Specialty* San Marzano tomato sauce, fresh mozzarella and fresh Basil

Wasatch

*House Specialty* Blend of house made honey tomato chipotle sauce, topped with mozzarella, pancetta, garlic, fresh pineapple and cilantro

Fuego Blanco

*locals Favorite* Alfredo sauce, mozzarella, parmesan, ricotta cheese, drizzled with balsamic reduction

The Jupiter Pie

Veg Head

Meat Lover’s Pie

(no cheese) Mushrooms, tomatO Es, eggplant, roasted red peppers, olives and our house made tomato sauce and artichoke hearts

gluten free crust �3

*House Specialty* Olive oil, garlic, fresh spinach, sundried tomatO Es, mozzarella and feta cheese Mozzarella, tomato sauce, Italian sausage, salami and pepperoni

Ask your server for dessert and drink menu

Visit our website for online ordering fuegopizzeria.com

APPETIZERS BANGKOK THAI FRESH ROLLS

Fresh Rice Paper Rolls stuffed with Shrimp, BBQ Pork, Crispy Shallots, Lettuce, Cucumber, Carrot, Beansprouts, Basil and Rice Noodles, served with Special Peanut Sauce

ROASTED DUCK WITH STEAMED BUNS

Roast Duck with Crispy Skin, Cucumber, Green Onion, Topped with Sweet Dark Sauce, served in a Fluffy Steamed Bun

SOUPS/SALADS PAPAYA SALAD

Shredded green papaya with hot, salty, sweet and sour dressing +topped with grilled shrimp or crunchy soft shell crab

CHICKEN COCONUT SOUP (TOM KHA)

An Exotic Creamy Soup with Chicken, Mushrooms with Kaffir Lime Leaves, Lemon Grass, Galangal, and Green Onions

CURRIES ROASTED DUCK AND LYCHEE RED CURRY

Red Curry with Coconut Milk and Roasted Duck, Lychee, Pineapple, Tomato, Red Bell Pepper and Thai Basil. Jasmine Rice included. + (Chicken or Beef Red Curry)

YELLOW CURRY

Choice of Braised Beef or Chicken Yellow Curry and Coconut Milk with Potatoes and Onions. Jasmine Rice Included.

Please Specify Degree of Spice When Ordering **MILD - MED - HOT - AUTHENTIC CHALLENGING + Vegetarian Chicken, Beef, Shrimp

SIGNATURE DISHES THAI PORK RIBS Pork ribs marinated with our special house sauce, served with Thai mashed potatoes and steam vegetables

NORTHERN THAI CURRY NOODLES SOUP WITH BRAISED CHICKEN

An Influence of Burmese Yellow Curry Soup with Egg Noodles and Braised Chicken served with Fresh Shallots, Lime, Green Mustard Pickles and Chili Oil

FROM THE WOK THREE FLAVOR SEA BASS (PLA SARM ROD)

Fried Three Flavor Sea Bass, Topped with Spicy Sweet and Sour Sauce.

Jasmine Rice Included.

STIR-FRIED THAI BASIL A famous Thai street food with fresh garlic, chili, bell pepper, green bean and Thai basil

DESSERTS/TEA/ COFFEE MANGO WITH SWEET COCONUT STICKY RICE

OPEN BREAKFAST, LUNCH AND DINNER

412 MAIN STREET 435-602-1179

APPETIZERS House Guacamole (Gluten Free + Vegan) Handmade with pico de mango

Spicy Salmon Tostada Artisanal corn tostada, fresh salmon, spicy dressing, avocado & crunchy leek

SOUPS & SALADS Taco Salad Crispy flour tortilla, greens, tomatoes, rice, black beans, guacamole, cheese & sour cream

Sopa de Tortillas Shredded chicken, avocado, fresh cheese, sour cream & tortilla strips

TACOS Choice of cilantro of Mexican rice & black beans

Baja Fish Tacos 2 crispy battered Mahi Mahi tacos,

VANILLA ICE CREAM WITH CHOCOLATE MOLTEN LAVA CAKE

chipotle mayo & pickled red cabbage in flour tortilla

THAI ICED TEA / THAI ICED COFFEE / REGULAR OR DECAFFEINATED COFFEE / ASSORTED SPECIALTY HOT TEAS

3 corn tortilla flautas with shredded chicken or potato (vegetarian), lettuce, sour cream, cotija cheese & side of green sauce served with choice of rice & black beans

Crunchy Flautas

HOUSE SPECIALTIES Don Gallo Burrito Black beans, pico de gallo, mozzarella cheese & fresh guacamole on the side.

Chicken, steak, shrimp or combo

605 MAIN STREET, PARK HOTEL 435 6 49 THAI (8424) BANGKOKTHAIONMAIN.COM

Mulli De Olla Mexican beef stew with tomato, guajillo broth, flank shredded beef, zucchini, string beans, corn & hand made corn tortillas.

MOUNTAIN EXPRESS DELIVERY LUNCH 11 AM-2 PM • DINNER 5-9 PM 710 Bodega Baja Cantina Bangkok Thai Buona Vita Encanto Don Gallo El Chubasco Este Pizzeria Fuego Bistro & Pizzeria Full House Asian Bistro Grub Steak Main Street Pizza & Noodle Oishi Sushi Red Banjo Sergio’s Authentic Mexican Shabu Teriyaki Grill Tarahumara Lush’s BBQ Wasatch Bagel & Grill

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BY YOUR LOCAL SERVICE!

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SERVING PARK CITY SINCE 1999

KILLER MARGARITAS BIG SCREEN TVS GROUPS WELCOME

Lunch & Dinner Daily 11:30am - Close In Addition, Sun Brunch Served 11am - 3pm

435-645-700 locolizardcantina.com

NEW ROOFTOP LEVEL DECK

NOW OPEN!

LOCATED 2 MILES EAST OF KAMAS ON MIRROR LAKE HIGHWAY

DEER MTN PARK CITY

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2392 E. MIRROR LAKE HWY KAMAS, UT 84036 KAMAS

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Go to TheNotchPub.com for full menus and live music line-up.

Watch college sports & NFL on our 7 TVs

ContactUs@TheNotchPub.com TO HEBER CITY

OPEN LUNCH AND DINNER 7 DAYS A WEEK - SUNDAY BRUNCH FAMILIES WELCOME.

LAST PAGE The stars are brighter and the times sweeter with family and friends at one of Utah’s backcountry huts, page 94.

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Discover Pioche Village, a luxury condominium community presented by Extell Development Company. Perfectly positioned adjacent to Deer Valley's® Jordanelle Gondola, this is your gateway to world-class skiing, vibrant aprèsski culture, and year-round recreation. With homes starting under $500,000, this may be your final opportunity to own property in Park City at this price point. Adding to the appeal, the upcoming Canopy by Hilton, just steps away, will introduce a sophisticated social hub featuring a signature restaurant, rooftop lounge with breathtaking mountain views, and more.

Own a piece of the extraordinary—before it’s gone.

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