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Explore the natural splendor that is synony-
mous with the Rocky Mountain town of
Park City, located about 30 miles east of
Salt Lake City.
What to do:
Take to the great outdoors.
This time of year, the cool temperatures are
perfect for excursions outside. There are
biking and hiking trails suited for just about
any skill level, and you don’t even need to
bring your own bike; plenty of rental spots,
such as Silver Star Ski & Sport, are dotted
throughout the city. When you’re not work-
ing up a sweat, take advantage of the
ample shopping options available.
Where to do it:
With more than 400
miles of nearby trails, the whole area is your
oyster. Two paths worth noting are the 2.9-
mile Donut Falls Trail, which features a
photo-worthy waterfall, and the 7.3-mile
Red Pine Lake Trail. And you’d be remiss if
you didn’t peruse some of the 70-plus
retail stores along and around Park City’s
historic Main Street.
Why go now:
Moderate temperatures
aside, this time of year is one of the two
shoulder seasons in Park City, meaning
you’ll be faced with far smaller crowds than
you would when traveling in the summer
and winter months.
Insider’s tip:
Grab a bite and enjoy
people-watching at No Name Saloon and
Grill, a staple hangout for locals for more
than 100 years.
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