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Once all the snow is melted, there is still plenty to do in Park City. From mellow bike paths around town to super steep downhill rides at our three local resorts, Park City is full of biking opportunities.
Check out the Visit Park City web site for more information on biking and hiking opportunities in Park City. Then contact Peak Transportation when you’re ready to book your Park City vacation and we’ll provide all your non-biking transportation needs!
Book online and receive a 10% discount off your fare. Click the link below to book now!
Book your Transportation to Park City for Sundance before it’s too late.
Dont get caught out in the cold or caught trying to ride the limited amount of buses available during Sundance. Book your luxurious ride and feel like a celebrity. Call us toll free 877-474-9019 or reserve your ride now!
WE HAVE ALSO ADDED SUNDANCE 2012 INFO BELOW
Get ready for the 2012 Sundance Film Festival set to take place January 19-29, 2012
From applying to volunteer to booking your lodging early for big savings and perks, this section has all the info you need to plan your trip to the Festival and how to navigate once you arrive.
For great deals on the widest selection of Festival lodging, click here.
Festival Insiders are volunteers who have been specially trained to help you navigate the Festival. Have questions about buying tickets? Where to catch a shuttle? Grab a cup of cocoa? Find a restroom? Festival Insiders have the answers. These friendly folks hang out on Main Street and at other Festival venues sporting wide smiles and “Ask Me” buttons.
Have lots of questions? Festival Insiders lead personalized “How to Fest” tours on Main Street. Free one-hour tours leave each day from the patio of the Sundance House Presented by HP at 10:00 a.m. from January 20 to January 28. No registration required.
Here are a few simple things you can do to support Sundance Institute and our sponsor community in our shared efforts to make the 2012 Sundance Film Festival greener.
A system of walking paths throughout Park City takes you between Festival venues so you can save precious energy spent fighting traffic. Or hop on the free Festival shuttle bus.
You can easily recycle your aluminum, plastic, glass, and paper at even more recycling bins this year at all of our theatres, venues, and shuttle stops, and throughout Park City.
Instead of picking up a second or third printed Film Guide, utilize Sundance Film Festival’s interactive Online Film Guide which will launch in December. Also available in December for on-the-go Festival information, try our Sundance Film Festival iPhone app featuring the complete 2012 film schedule, venue and transportation mapping, exclusive videos, and more.
To help conserve energy, remember to lower the thermostat and turn off the lights when leaving your Festival accommodations.
Sundance Film Festival merchandise is repurposed, recycled, or reusable. In an effort to minimize our carbon footprint, we strive to support domestic manufacturers.
View more Sundance 2012 info here: https://www.sundance.org/festival/info/
PCMR, Canyons and Deer Valley are all now open. Skiing has been great. Plenty of cold temps for snowmaking. Still waiting on that first big dump. Don’t wait to book your transportation. Taking reservation now for the winter. Let it Snow!
Park City is rumored to have more restaurants per capita than any other city. With over 100 restaurants, guests enjoy a sophisticated dining scene and can choose from a variety of cuisines including Thai, French, Italian, Southwestern, Continental, American and Asian Freestyle.
During the day, shoppers stay busy browsing in Main Street boutiques carrying clothing, ski gear, antiques, and jewelry, and bookstores and cafes offer quiet places to watch the world go by. When the sun goes down, plenty of clubs and wine bars guarantee a lively nightlife.
For visitors who prefer a cultural side to their vacations, The Egyptian Theater produces a variety of musicals and other programs, and a wide selection of artwork is on display at the Kimball Art Center’s three spaces and at galleries lining Main St.
Learn more about Park City’s Historic Main Street
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