Ultimate 3-Day Park City Itinerary: Best Things to Do & See

Begin your Park City adventure with a stroll down Historic Main Street, a lively avenue lined with art galleries, local boutiques, and colorful buildings that tell the story of the city’s silver mining past.

Historic Main Street

Grab breakfast at Atticus Coffee Books and Teahouse, a cozy café beloved by locals for its inventive drinks, pastries, and literary vibe.

Atticus Coffee Books and Teahouse

Take a scenic ride on the Park City Mountain Resort Town Lift and enjoy panoramic views of the town and surrounding peaks—perfect for hiking in summer or skiing in winter.

Park City Mountain Resort

Dine at Riverhorse on Main, one of Park City’s top-rated restaurants, known for its contemporary American cuisine and elegant mountain atmosphere.

Riverhorse on Main

Kick off with an adrenaline rush at the Utah Olympic Park, where you can tour Olympic facilities, try the bobsled experience, or take on the ropes courses and zip lines.

Utah Olympic Park

Explore the city’s creative side at the Kimball Art Center, featuring contemporary exhibitions, hands-on workshops, and a glimpse into Park City’s vibrant arts scene.

Kimball Art Center

Stop for lunch at Harvest, a charming café offering fresh, locally sourced fare and healthful options in a relaxed setting.

Harvest

Experience après-ski or sunset mountain views at No Name Saloon, an iconic Park City bar known for its Western décor, rooftop patio, and legendary buffalo burgers.

No Name Saloon

Start your final day with a peaceful hike or bike ride along the McPolin Farm Nature Trail, passing through meadows and aspen groves with views of the iconic white barn.

McPolin Farm Nature Trail

Step back in time at the Park City Museum, where interactive exhibits and original jail cells illuminate the city’s wild mining history and transformation into a world-class resort.

Park City Museum

Enjoy lunch at Five Seeds, a hip Aussie-inspired eatery offering creative brunch plates and excellent coffee.

Five Seeds

Wrap up your trip with a tasting at High West Distillery and Saloon, Utah’s first legal distillery since Prohibition, famous for its whiskey flights and rustic Western ambiance.

High West Distillery and Saloon