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Through their partnership with Extell, Deer Valley Resort will add over 3,700 acres of skiable terrain to the world-renowned ski resort located in the Wasatch Mountains in Park City, Utah. Skiers can preview the expansion and access existing Deer Valley from Deer Valley East Village this winter during the 2024/2025 season, with a grand opening of the majority of the new terrain slated for the 2025/2026 ski season. Deer Valley East Village will include an array of new ski lifts allowing skiers, hikers, and mountain bikers access to extensive terrain, both winter and summer.

 

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March came in like a Lion here in Park City and it is going out like a Lion!

We have had a number of days of amazing powder skiing with January quality snow this last week of March.

Deer Valley will be open for skiing until April 21. We are looking forward to more good skiing during the next 3 weeks!

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One of the biggest events of the year in Park City is the Kimball Arts Festival and it is happening this weekend!   The fun begins Friday night at 5pm and goes until 9pm.  Local Summit County residents get in free on Friday night, you must provide a valid ID.  Saturday hours are 10am to 8pm and Sunday is 10am to 6pm.  Adults are $15 for a 3 day pass and kids 6-17 are $5, and kids 5 and under are free.  Here is a good tip: buy your tickets beforehand online and save $3!  

The Arts Festival takes place on Historical Main Street all weekend and there is so much more than art!  There will be 3 stages for music and over 30 musical acts performing all weekend.  There is a beer garden, food trucks, and a kids art area.  You can also eat and shop at any of the…

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As written by Jay Hamburger in The Park Record, October 17th, 2017. 

The Park City area is crucial to any Olympic bid. Approximately half of the events in 2002 were staged locally as athletes competed at Park City Mountain Resort, Deer Valley Resort and the Utah Olympic Park. Main Street was turned into a pedestrian-only celebration zone. Another major venue was located at Soldier Hollow in nearby Wasatch County. Few details were announced on Monday, but it seems almost certain government, tourism and resort-industry figures from the Park City area will be heavily involved in the discussions.

The Utah Sports Commission indicated an exploratory committee, announced on Monday, will include elected officials, businesspeople and leaders in the community.…

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