Getting Around Park City

It’s a Walkable Destination

A trip to Park City is always something for travelers to get excited about. Whether you’re here in the wintertime for amazing ski fun or you’re heading here in the warm weather months to make the most of hiking, biking, wildlife watching, and summer events, it’s a destination that promises to thrill. The good news is it’s also easy getting around Parl City once you arrive, making your trip that much more convenient and giving you options to maximize the fun at every turn.

If your plans on getting around Park City have you lingering around Historic Main Street during your Park City stay, you’ll find you can really leave a vehicle behind and find your way on foot with ease. This area of town is extremely pedestrian-friendly and home to plenty of galleries, shops, and restaurants that are within easy reach of one another. Walking is a great way to explore at your own pace and not have to worry about getting behind the wheel to make the most of the adventure.

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Vintage cable car operator standing aboard a Market Street trolley downtown

Take the Trolley

If you’re looking to explore a little further but still don’t want to have to drive, Park City is home to a charming and convenient trolley too. In tandem with the city’s public bus system, the trolley transfers passengers around downtown and between the area’s major ski resorts. If you’re someone with a passion for biking, it’s good to note that both public buses and the trolley in Park City are bike friendly. Routes typically run from 7:00 am through midnight.

Choose a Taxi or Rideshare Service

Travelers to Park City that have plans to go beyond the main resort areas will want to consider local taxi or rideshare services if they don’t want to drive themselves. Both Uber and Lyft serve the greater Park City area and there are plenty of taxi services available to book too including Park City Direct Shuttle and Taxi, Ace Transportation, or Ski Taxi LLC just to name a few.

Book a Rental Car

Many adventurers who set their sights on a Park City stay choose to fly into Salt Lake City International Airport. When you do, you’ll be well within reach of more than 10 rental car companies on-site to choose from. Pick a vehicle that fits your style and enjoy zooming through Park City with a customized itinerary in hand.

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HOMESTEAD CRATER

This geothermal hot spring is located inside a beehive-shaped limestone dome that was formed over 10,000 years ago. Whether you visit on a summer’s day or during a winter snowstorm, the temperature inside is always a balmy 90 to 96 degrees. The underground cavern — a hole at the top of the dome that lets in sunlight and fresh air — is one of Utah’s more unique destinations.

The Homestead Crater isn’t just for soaking. Come to snorkel or scuba dive in the United States’ only warm water scuba-diving destination. This 65-foot-deep hot spring has no fish, but the practically tropical temps make it a nice spot to get your dive certification and practice your ear-clearing. After hours, join Park City Yoga Adventures for stand-up paddleboarding yoga on the water. Flip your downward dog into the warm water in this class that combines in an out-of-water action. You can also book time for just a soak. Life vests are provided. Note: You’ll want to reserve your yoga session online before showing up to class.

Visit Homestead Crater:
700 North Homestead Dr.
Midway, UT 84049

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CRYSTAL HOT SPRINGS

Best known for having the highest mineral content in the world at 46,000 mg/l, the three hot tubs, Olympic-size pool, main soaking pool, and kid pool area all range 120–134 degrees. Two 365-foot hydro-tube water slides are open year-round and heated by submerged copper tubing in the hot spring, making it a great place for families to find some warmth in the winter months. No lodging or campsites are available.

Visit Crystal Hot Springs:
8215 North US Hwy 38
Honeyville, UT