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!

We continue to get January quality snow at the end of March! March came in like a Lion, and left the month as a Lion!

It is mid-March and we are still getting January quality snow for some great powder days! 

Hope you can get out to Park City and enjoy the skiing!

Craig & Delia Reece

Deer Valley received over 25 inches of snow for the best skiing of the season. Here is a 60 second video to share some of that day with you

Here in Park City and Deer Valley we have had great skiing this winter with record snow fall. This is one of our powder days, enjoy!

We still have great skiing here as it has snowed 4 of the past 5 days with more snow coming! See Craig's short video below of skiing at Deer Valley Resort.  

Reader's Digest put out a list of the 25 Most Stunning Mountain Towns in America and Park City made the list!  It is the only town in Utah named in the list. 

25 Most Stunning Mountain Towns

Park City's Flying Dog trail was named one of the top 10 Mountain Biking  in North America by Onthesnow.com! Ski resort towns are normally known for their great mountain biking trails and Park City certainly delivers in this category.  With over 400 miles of trails and so many option for mountain biking it isn't a surprise that a trail in Park City made the list.  The Flying Dog trail is located in the Glenwild area of Park City which has a plethora of trails to enjoy year round.  It is a scenic and moderate trail but there are several options to make your ride more difficult or easier.  There are options of 10, 16 or 23 mile options or something for everyone. 

Even in the winter the fantastic non-profit Mountain Trails Foundation keeps all the trails

The snow began to fall Sunday night and left a nice dusting up high on the peaks of the mountains in Park City.  Then Monday night it snowed again bringing the snow lower and leaving a few inches on the runs in Upper Deer Valley and roof tops of the homes in Silver Lake and Empire Pass.  Then Tuesday night the big storm came and all of Park City woke up to several inches of snow!  Deer Valley is saying between 8-10 inches fell and Alta is reporting 14 inches in the last 24 hours!  It is a winter wonderland in early October.   The boots and hats had to come out this morning and we have all kinds of mixed feelings about it.  

With Park City Resort opening day scheduled in about 48 days and Deer Valley Resort in about 58 days the snow is a welcome site