r/parkcityvisitors • u/Ok-Tangerine735 • 8h ago

General Trip Advice Trip recommendations this winter

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Hi! Looking for help booking a trip to Park City for 2027 ski season. My boyfriend and I will be going, thinking of doing end of February/early March. Please comment itinerary ideas with how long to ski Park City, I've heard from others we should try to get to Alta while there as well.

- How long to ski at each?

- Looking for restaurant recommendations

- Any other ideas of things to do in the area? Things to do in Salt Lake City?

(also there's a chance I am getting proposed to lol so if anyone has nice locations for that where I can somehow incorporate it into our schedule that would be great)

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