Following a record season for both skier days and overnight visitors during the 1999-00 year, the town of Park City and its three resorts can hardly wait for the coming winter, particularly after a busy and productive summer of yet more on-mountain improvements. In fact, between Deer Valley Resort, Park City Mountain Resort and The Canyons, more than $18 million was spent on mountain enhancements to further the overall skiing and snowboarding experience, for visitors and locals alike.

Park City as a whole is on the brink of becoming one of North America’s premier resort destinations. Simply consider the facts:

• Park City is located just 36 miles from Salt Lake City International Airport.
• Each of our three resorts average 350 inches of "The Greatest Snow on Earth" (that’s over 29 feet!).
• There are a total of 46 lifts and 8,350 acres of skiable terrain between our three resorts.
• Park City will host over one-third of all medal events during the 2002 Winter Olympics.
• Park City has more than 16,000 "pillows" and over 100 restaurants to fit every taste and budget. Cultural opportunities abound, including art in every medium imaginable.
• Park City is a "real" town, celebrating its 130-year mining heritage throughout the community.

It is no wonder that those who have visited Park City realize it’s only a matter of time before the rest of the "ski world" recognizes all that Park City has to offer.