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7 Reasons to Live in Park City, Utah

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Park City, Utah is an ideal location for an active outdoor lifestyle with unbeatable mountain views and abundant opportunities for hiking, biking, skiing, snowboarding, art festivals, fishing, and golfing. Living in Park City provides easy access to over 150 miles of hiking trails in the Wasatch Mountains as well as world-class ski resorts. The town is also home to the famous Sundance Film Festival each January.

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7 Reasons to Live in Park City, Utah
Park City, UT, real estate is a prime location for individuals and families that like to spend the majority of their spare time outside. Not only is Park City located in a valley surrounded by mountains that measure around 13,000 feet, but the community environment is literally bursting with the active lifestyle. Park City locals are some of the most outdoors-oriented people in the United States. Those who live in and around Park City find that they can’t help but get involved in the community. Here’s some options: 1. Unbeatable Views 2. Hiking & Snowshoeing 3. Biking 4. Skiing & Snowboarding 5. Art & Film Festivals 6. Fishing 7. Golfing
The Views Near the magnificent Mount Timpanogos, and surrounded by the vast expanse of the mountainous Great American West, Park City offers the best of the great outdoors.
Hiking near Park City Thanks to the vastness of the Wasatch Mountains, the Park City area is completely surrounded with a large variety of landscapes and elevations to hike on. Over 150 miles of public trails surround Park City throughout the mountains, and that doesn’t even include trails that are outside of the valley. Nearby Mt. Timpanogos is a popular hiking destination, and draws all kinds of crowds, though not everyone attempts to reach the summit.
Park City, Utah, real estate allows residents to go hike for a few miles or to take full-length backpacking trips: the options are endless. The summer weather in Park City is pristine, making it the perfect weather for hiking. And in winter, snowshoeing options abound.
Biking in Park City Whether you’re more interested in mountain-biking or street-biking, Park City area is a biker’s paradise. The town itself is very biker-friendly, as are other towns in the area, like Heber City and Midway. There are varying levels of terrain, which can challenge even the most seasoned of mountain-bikers. The ski resorts run the ski lifts in the summer for mountain-biking enthusiasts that want to go all the way down the mountain (without having to ride all the way up). In Park City and surrounding areas, mountain-biking classes are offered for all levels.
Skiing & Snowboarding In Park City, you’re literally surrounded by ski resorts. You can take advantage of Utah’s awesome powder (the best snow on earth) and hit the slopes to ski or snowboard from November to March. Resorts that are nearby include: ○ Park City Mountain Resort ○ Canyons ○ Deer Valley ○ Sundance ○ Snowbird ○ Alta The homes at Red Ledges are Park City ski properties that provide their owners the opportunity to hit the legendary slopes of Deer Valley Resort® with ski-in/ski-out access through a preferred relationship with St. Regis Deer Valley.
Art & Film Festivals Festivals abound throughout the year in Park City. The town is most famous for the annual Sundance Film Festival, one of the largest independent film festivals in the United States, which occurs each January.
Fishing near Park City If you happen to be a fishing enthusiast, Park City gives you an excellent opportunity to live in a place where fishing is a way of life. Not counting all of the small mountain creeks and streams, the Park City area is located close to several great locations for fishing. There are three reservoirs nearby: Echo Reservoir, Jordanelle State Park, and Rockport State Park. Each reservoir has its own stock of fish waiting to be caught. Not to be forgotten is the nearby Provo River, which is an award-winning trout stream known throughout the nation. Sound good? Find out more about available Park City real estate here.
Golfing in Park City Avid golfers are often drawn to Park City luxury homes for sale because of the golfing opportunities available in the Park City area. The town has its own golf club that is open to anyone, whether they live in Park City or are just visiting. In addition to this, there are some award-winning private golf courses throughout the area. One course in particular has hosted golf competitions and won awards from Golf Digest: Red Ledges. Designed by Jack Nicklaus, the course is challenging in its layout and breathtaking in its beauty.
Ready to live in Park City? Find out more about living in Park City, Utah at www.redledges.com. Red Ledges is a luxury community that holds real estate near Park City, Utah. Take part in the adventures providing by living in such a magical setting. Contact Red Ledges at 877-733-5334 or email Info@RedLedges.com to book a discovery tour today.

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7 Reasons to Live in Park City, Utah

  • 1. 7 Reasons to Live in Park City, Utah
  • 2. Park City, UT, real estate is a prime location for individuals and families that like to spend the majority of their spare time outside. Not only is Park City located in a valley surrounded by mountains that measure around 13,000 feet, but the community environment is literally bursting with the active lifestyle. Park City locals are some of the most outdoors-oriented people in the United States. Those who live in and around Park City find that they can’t help but get involved in the community. Here’s some options: 1. Unbeatable Views 2. Hiking & Snowshoeing 3. Biking 4. Skiing & Snowboarding 5. Art & Film Festivals 6. Fishing 7. Golfing
  • 3. The Views Near the magnificent Mount Timpanogos, and surrounded by the vast expanse of the mountainous Great American West, Park City offers the best of the great outdoors.
  • 4. Hiking near Park City Thanks to the vastness of the Wasatch Mountains, the Park City area is completely surrounded with a large variety of landscapes and elevations to hike on. Over 150 miles of public trails surround Park City throughout the mountains, and that doesn’t even include trails that are outside of the valley. Nearby Mt. Timpanogos is a popular hiking destination, and draws all kinds of crowds, though not everyone attempts to reach the summit.
  • 5. Park City, Utah, real estate allows residents to go hike for a few miles or to take full-length backpacking trips: the options are endless. The summer weather in Park City is pristine, making it the perfect weather for hiking. And in winter, snowshoeing options abound.
  • 6. Biking in Park City Whether you’re more interested in mountain-biking or street-biking, Park City area is a biker’s paradise. The town itself is very biker-friendly, as are other towns in the area, like Heber City and Midway. There are varying levels of terrain, which can challenge even the most seasoned of mountain-bikers. The ski resorts run the ski lifts in the summer for mountain-biking enthusiasts that want to go all the way down the mountain (without having to ride all the way up). In Park City and surrounding areas, mountain-biking classes are offered for all levels.
  • 7. Skiing & Snowboarding In Park City, you’re literally surrounded by ski resorts. You can take advantage of Utah’s awesome powder (the best snow on earth) and hit the slopes to ski or snowboard from November to March. Resorts that are nearby include: ○ Park City Mountain Resort ○ Canyons ○ Deer Valley ○ Sundance ○ Snowbird ○ Alta The homes at Red Ledges are Park City ski properties that provide their owners the opportunity to hit the legendary slopes of Deer Valley Resort® with ski-in/ski-out access through a preferred relationship with St. Regis Deer Valley.
  • 8. Art & Film Festivals Festivals abound throughout the year in Park City. The town is most famous for the annual Sundance Film Festival, one of the largest independent film festivals in the United States, which occurs each January.
  • 9. Fishing near Park City If you happen to be a fishing enthusiast, Park City gives you an excellent opportunity to live in a place where fishing is a way of life. Not counting all of the small mountain creeks and streams, the Park City area is located close to several great locations for fishing. There are three reservoirs nearby: Echo Reservoir, Jordanelle State Park, and Rockport State Park. Each reservoir has its own stock of fish waiting to be caught. Not to be forgotten is the nearby Provo River, which is an award-winning trout stream known throughout the nation. Sound good? Find out more about available Park City real estate here.
  • 10. Golfing in Park City Avid golfers are often drawn to Park City luxury homes for sale because of the golfing opportunities available in the Park City area. The town has its own golf club that is open to anyone, whether they live in Park City or are just visiting. In addition to this, there are some award-winning private golf courses throughout the area. One course in particular has hosted golf competitions and won awards from Golf Digest: Red Ledges. Designed by Jack Nicklaus, the course is challenging in its layout and breathtaking in its beauty.
  • 11. Ready to live in Park City? Find out more about living in Park City, Utah at www.redledges.com. Red Ledges is a luxury community that holds real estate near Park City, Utah. Take part in the adventures providing by living in such a magical setting. Contact Red Ledges at 877-733-5334 or email Info@RedLedges.com to book a discovery tour today.