Local Area And Real Estate News

Park City Spring Ski Trifecta

By Todd Anderson
Mar 28, 2013

It is a Park City “bluebird” day! Not a cloud in the sky with a current temperature of 27 and a predicted high of over 50 degrees.

 

The end of the ski season is still over two weeks away and surely there will be more storms before it is over. But today has all the markings of spring and the summer activities soon to come.

 

Spring may be in the air but the skiing in Park City is far from over! You just have to adjust your thinking to match the conditions. Start the day off with a few Deer Valley groomers. Remember that while the weatherman said the overnight temp would be in the mid 30’s, the wind chill and elevation put that temp into the 20’s so the snow did freeze overnight. Wait until the sun has warmed up the non-groomed runs. By mid-morning the bumps will ski like mashed potatoes and the groomed runs will allow you to carve a trench behind you. These are great snow conditions!! Perfect Park City Spring Day

 

The skiing and snowboarding will stay great but a little wet as the afternoon sun takes hold. Spring fever can really take over at this point. The great thing is that Park City is ready for that. Give in to the call and move onto the next endeavor. Go down to Midway (just 20 minutes away) and play nine holes of golf at Wasatch or Soldier Hollow (yes they are OPEN), grab a bike and go for a ride, the fishing is great, maybe an afternoon run, or just a enjoy a frosty beverage at Deer Valley’s ski beach.

 

With the recent time change, sunset isn’t until nearly 8pm. There is time for a third activity for the day. Make it a Park City Trifecta; start the day on the slopes and add two more outdoor activities of your choice.

 

Enjoy a perfect Park City day!

What Makes Park City Real Estate Valuable? The 4th of July Celebration

By Todd Anderson
Jun 29, 2010

            More than just the skiing, biking, golf, snowboarding, hiking or ...it is the community and local amenities that make Park City Real Estate Valuable.             Ask a local why they live in Park City, UT and many will answer that they came here for a winter and never left. In this ongoing blog chapter we will talk about some of the many things that make Park City, Utah a special place to live and own real estate.             Today's topic: Fourth of July Celebrations Park City Fourth of July Parade            While Memorial Day marks the start of summer each year, it is truly the Fourth of July Celebrations in and around Park City that truly get summers here into full swing. Multiple events are going on in and around Park City. Trying to get to them all will lead you to need a vacation when it is all over. Here area a sampling of some of the things you'll find:             The Oakley Rodeo; the town of Oakley just minutes east of Park City is holding its 75th annual Rodeo and 4th of July Celebration which includes a PRCA sanctioned Rodeo (The REAL thing) Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Monday Nights at 8 pm with fireworks after the Rodeo and a dance on Saturday, a rodeo queen pageant (Saturday) and a parade on Monday. For more info go to: http://oakleycity.com/rodeo/rodeoHome.htm.              The Cole Sport/KPCW Summer Bash held at the Town Lift Plaza. Celebrate KPCW's 30th Birthday at this free and fun family event. Kids' activities, food and drink begin at 5pm, followed by rock and roll from Park City's Motherlode Canyon Band. Info at KPCW.org.             The Canyons Resort  FREE  Annual 3rd of July Celebration featuring music by The Disco Drippers followed by a huge fireworks show. Info at TheCanyons.com.             The Park Silly Sunday Market moves to a special Saturday to make way for Sunday's Parade route. Info at ParkSillySundayMarket.com.             The Utah Symphony plays a Patriotic Celebration at Deer Valley on Saturday July 3 at 7:30 pm. See deervalleymusicfestival.org             Park City Celebrates All day long on the 4th: 7:00 am Pancake Breakfast at City Park. 8:00 am Park City Ski Team 5k Fun Run. 10:00 am - 9:00pm Rugby games, live music, BBQ at the north end of City Park. 11:00 am Famous 4th of July Parade with over 70 floats celebrating Park City's history "From Silver to Snow". 12:00 noon - 4:00pm food, live music, beer garden, vendors in City Park. Fireworks at Park City Mountain Resort at dusk.             One Republic plays the St. Regis Big Stars, Bright Nights concert series at Deer Valley 7pm.                In addition to all of this, note that "mud-season" is officially over and all of the restaurants, shops and activities - including all three resorts (Park City Mountain Resort, Deer Valley, and The Canyons) with hiking, mountain biking rides, and more are ready and vying for your business. The great number of tourists and locals out and about in the area also make people keenly aware of real estate opportunities in the area, for assistance in that area, the YouInParkCity.com Group will be available to help you over the 4th of July Celebration weekend, give us a call at (888) 968-4672.             If there is a Park City community amenity that you have questions about, drop The YouInParkCity.com Group an email.

Park City area Lifts for Summer Home Tours

By Todd Anderson
Jun 11, 2009

                In Park City and Deer Valley, Utah summer is here, well almost, and the lift assisted mountain biking and hiking program at Deer Valley Resort which opens June 19th will be a great way to see the beautiful mountain views, the wildlife and the wildflowers all of our spring showers will bring.  You can see all of this without a lot of uphill hiking or riding.  For more information on the Deer Valley Resort lift assisted hiking and biking programs see the YouInParkCity.com news release.                 For the adventurous home buyer looking for that perfect Park City home or condo biking can also be a great way to see some of Park City and Deer Valley real estate and a few fantastic neighborhoods. With the lift assisted program you can easily visit Upper Deer Valley communities like Bald Eagle, Black Bear Lodge, the Chateaux at Silver Lake, Stein Erikson Lodge, Stag Lodge just to name a few.  Continuing down the mountain to Lower Deer Valley  it is an easy ride through some of Park City's great communities like Solamere, the Lodges at Deer Valley, Silver Baron, Pinnacle, Fawngrove, Deer Lake Village, Black Diamond Lodge and many others.  If you have the energy, just continue downhill into Old Town where you can visit one of the fine restaurants for a light lunch for a well deserved beverage before continuing on to Prospector Square, Park Meadows or Thaynes Canyon.                   Park City is, for many homebuyers, as much about lifestyle as it is about the home or condominium you purchase. Some of the communities are gated and if you want to get into tour individual homes or condominiums you will need a REALTOR®. So, if you want to take a ride and visit some great Park City homes we are offering our services (think of it as a summer ski tour).  Just contact us and let us know you want to do a Deer Valley or Park City home tour on bikes and we schedule some time with you.

 
 
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