A Guide to the Local Neighborhoods

Park City's Old Town is defined by both its connection to our rich silver mining past and extensive outdoor recreation. This charming historic neighborhood provides direct access to a vibrant Main Street and Park City Ski Resort. Properties in this neighborhood range from ski-in/ski-out homes, condominiums, single family homes, and a limited selection of small building sites. Throughout the year, Main Street is enlivened with festivals and celebrations of all types, including the world-famous Sundance Film Festival, town parades, and the Tour of Utah. Art galleries, fine restaurants, and lovely sculptures dot Historic Main Street with its old west mining town architecture.

Park Meadows is one of Park City's most popular areas. Developed in the 1970's, Park Meadows continues to be one of the area's most desirable neighborhoods due to its proximity to the schools, grocery shopping, and our extensive trail systems for hikers and bikers alike. Park Meadows Country Club and the Municipal Athletic Recreation Center (MARC) are located at the center of the neighborhood, providing an array of private and public amenities including golf, dining, pools, tennis courts, pickle ball, and more. This mostly single family neighborhood offers everything from older properties needing some TLC and updating to multi-million- dollar estates along the higher elevations with commanding views of the ski resorts.

Characterized by Victorian architecture, Prospector is one of the more affordable neighborhoods within Park City and offers single family, multi-family, and condominium properties, all within walking distance of the Park City High School and Treasure Mountain Middle School. Prospector also lends easy access to the Rail Trail, Park City's popular route for bikers, hikers, runners, and dog walkers. There's also a nice mix of shops and restaurants. Quarry Mountain's commercial hub flanks the east end of Prospector with a host of landmarks, including the Park City Medical Center, the U.S. Ski & Snowboard Association's "Center of Excellence," the National Ability Center, Park City Ice Arena, playing fields, and the Park City Dog Park.

Directly to the south of the picturesque McPolin Barn lies Thaynes Canyon, which offers single family homes in a densely treed setting. Thaynes Canyon surrounds the Park City Golf Course and Nordic trail system with Hotel Park City anchoring the east side, offering fine dining at Ruth's Chris Steakhouse, spa services, and a mix of condominiums with full hotel amenities. Rotary Park is a lovely, shaded, creekside facility city residents can reserve for private events.

Perched high above Old Town is The Aerie neighborhood, where luxurious single family homes in a variety of architectural styles dot the hillsides and offer commanding vistas in all directions. The Aerie offers excellent proximity to both Main Street and Deer Valley Resort, and popular trails provide access to lower elevation neighborhoods.

Upper Deer Valley includes Silver Lake Village, the mid-mountain dining and shopping hub of Deer Valley® Resort at 8,000 feet, as well as the infamous McHenry's Ski Beach. In the summertime, lift-served mountain biking and hiking is featured. Stein Eriksen Lodge is perched above the village and offers a 5-star condominium hotel experience, with full spa and conference services. The majority of properties in the village are condominiums, while the gated private Bald Eagle Club community offers luxurious single family residences along the ski trails. Scattered throughout Upper Deer Valley are some of the area's most beautiful mountain homes, many of which are located slope side or within a quick walk to the ski runs.

Lower Deer Valley includes a rich mix of single family residences along the northern reaches with condominiums closer to the base of the Deer Valley Resort, offering ideal proximity to both the exquisite slopes of Deer Valley and Main Street's restaurants and shops. Some of the properties close to Snow Park base area offer the convenience of direct ski-in/ski-out access. Warmer weather offers walking access to the summer concert series at Deer Valley® Resort as well as paddle boarding and dog swimming at Deer Valley Plaza Lake. The St. Regis funicular delivers guests and owners from the hotel right to the base area. In summertime, the Deer Valley Concerts offer lovely nights under the stars with the Utah Symphony and other popular mainstream musical performers.

The private gated community of Deer Crest flanks the eastern border of Deer Valley Resort and actually lies within Wasatch County. With the prestigious 5-Star St. Regis Hotel anchoring the neighborhood, Deer Crest offers a mix of ultra-luxurious single family homes, condominiums and homesites overlooking the Jordanelle Reservoir. Most of the properties offer ski access via either private or public ski trails, with breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. Residents can take advantage of the Deer Crest Club, offering a full array of amenities in the St. Regis Hotel, which offers a skier's beach, several outdoor pools and hot tubs, a full-service spa and fitness center, and private transportation services. Terrific mountain biking and hiking trails run throughout Deer Crest.

Empire Pass sits at the highest elevation of Deer Valley Resort at almost 9,600 ft. This ski-in/ski-out community encompasses 1,600 acres on the slopes of Flagstaff Mountain and Empire Canyon. Many of the magnificent luxury condominiums and single family homes are clustered in densely treed enclaves with superb ski access and are considered the most prestigious in Deer Valley. Residents in Empire Pass can opt to become a member of the famed Talisker Club, which features unparalleled amenities at the Tower Club and golf at the Mark O'Meara designed Tuhaye Golf Course & Club. Anchoring Empire Pass is the Montage Deer Valley condominium hotel, offering European décor, incredible views, and a prime slope side location. Refined, yet authentic, the Montage offers both hotel rooms and private residences. Other properties at Empire Pass are located within single family enclaves or luxury condominium buildings. World Class mountain biking and hiking is accessed at Guardsman's Pass, which winds above the Montage and offers access to Bonanza Flat recreation area as well as Midway and Big Cottonwood Canyon.

Deer Valley East Village is Park City's newest resort development. Located on the eastern boundary of Deer Valley Resort overlooking Jordanelle Reservoir, East Village will feature a luxury village and numerous ski lifts providing both winter and summer access to extensive terrain. In addition to world-class recreational amenities, there will be multiple hotels, retail and conference space, and an extensive array of residential offerings ranging from condominiums and single family homes to estate lots.

A favorite among commuters and recreational enthusiasts alike, Summit Park is perched at 7,000 ft. at the crest of Parley's Summit along I-80, providing easy access to both Park City and the Salt Lake Valley. This mostly single family home neighborhood is heavily-wooded and offers some of the most affordable homes in the area, as well as backcountry trail access, abundant wildlife, and a diverse selection of trails.

Silver Creek Estates sits along the northeastern edge of Park City and offers acreage with zoning for equestrian, with some unpaved rural lanes. Single family homes and ranches are afforded easy access to 1-80 and Highway 40. Glenwild is perched high above and is a private, gated Tom Fazio golf community. Glenwild features some of the area's most luxurious homes with tremendous views across the Snyderville Basin to the ski areas. Further to the north lie the estate homes of The Preserve, where abundant open space provides privacy.

Properties here offer outstanding Jordanelle and Deer Valley views. The new Mayflower base area will soon connect the west side of the Jordanelle to Deer Valley® Resort via two tunnels under Highway 40. Key recreational amenities in this area include a multi-use trail that circumnavigates the reservoir and the Ross Creek recreation area. The Black Rock Mountain Resort offers a restaurant and bar, and The Market Park City grocery store is building a new facility at the Browns Canyon intersection.

Located at the intersection of Kearns Boulevard (State Route 248) and US-40/US-189, this area is home to an increasing number of new, single family residences. The Park City Hospital, Utah Film Studios, and National Ability Center are also located here. Quinn's Junction residents enjoy easy highway access, while still being within easy reach of Old Town. Recreational opportunities abound here, with easy access to the Round Valley Trails, the Rail Trail, and the Park City Dog Park, as well as numerous sports fields and the Park City Ice Arena.

Promontory is an immensely popular and private, gated lifestyle community east of Park City that spans more than 7,000 acres and includes two existing golf courses (Jack Nicklaus and Pete Dye) with plans for more. The membership-based Promontory Ranch Club includes the region's most extensive amenity package including golf, pools, Clubhouses, a unique Beach House with a sandy beach and infinity pond, tennis courts, a spa, fitness facility, restaurant/bars, and extensive amenities for children. The Equestrian Center houses a state-of-the-art arena with boarding stalls for owners' horses. Miles of private trails are available. Members also enjoy The Alpine Lodge at Deer Valley®.

The numerous residences at Promontory include custom-built homes, single family homesites, and intimate luxury cabins, many with commanding views of the entire Wasatch Mountain range and Park City ski resorts.

Tuhaye is part of the Talisker Club, a private mountain club offering members both golf on the highly rated Mark O'Meara designed course within Tuhaye and the Tower Club at Empire Pass at Deer Valley® Resort. This lifestyle community is located on an elevated bluff overlooking Jordanelle Reservoir. In addition to fitness centers and the spa, Tuhaye includes the Moondance Family Park & Pavilion, which offers all-season family activities, including a winter ice skating rink, volleyball courts, activity fields and fire pits, and a custom-designed Kids Resort Pool at the Tuhaye Clubhouse. Real estate offerings at Tuhaye include large custom homes, condominiums, and most recently, shared ownership with up to eight weeks of use.

Victory Ranch is a private fly-fishing lifestyle club community in Francis, east of Park City with views of the Jordanelle reservoir and Deer Valley Resort. This four-season community is set amidst 6,250 acres with world-class fly fishing along a private stretch of the Provo River. At its center is the Rees Jones Golf Course, offering 18 challenging holes. Additional lifestyle amenities include The Barn, with swimming pools, tennis sports and fitness as well as The Post, the Fireside Lodge, Stony Lake, and River Guest Cabins. There's archery, a double barrel shooting facility, a yurt system, miles of mountain biking and Nordic trails, and health and wellness activities. Single family homes and fractional ownership opportunities are offered.

Coalville is the seat of Summit County, despite its rural location and small population. The three towns of Coalville, Wanship, and Hoytsville are primarily agricultural in nature, and many families have lived in the area for multiple generations. Excellent fishing exists in the nearby Weber River, which feeds into the Rockport Reservoir; a popular location for water recreation. These towns are quite rural and comprised mostly of ranch and agricultural lands yet are a short drive to Park City via Interstate 80. Potential buyers will find excellent home values in any of these three communities. The new Waholi private golf community has just begun construction on Coalville's west side.

Situated between Coalville and the Snyderville Basin off Interstate 80, Wanship borders Rockport Reservoir. Blue Sky Ranch is a destination resort on the north end of Wanship, which includes the famed High West Distillery and the Auberge Resorts Lodge at Blue Sky, which offers guests a full array of unique activities, such as backcountry skiing, Heli-yoga, horseback riding, and spa services. Tollgate Canyon is a popular alpine residential community offering a more rugged backcountry living experience, while both Rockport Estates and Bridge Hollow offer views of Rockport Reservoir on larger acreage.

The mountain hamlet of Peoa sits between Oakley and Rockport Reservoir along State Highway 32 and is home to the summer concert series at Woodenshoe Park, hosted by Mountain Town Music. This charming town includes a small art gallery and offers a rural living experience.

Oakley is well known for their annual July 4th Rodeo, and competition continues year-round at the rodeo grounds, which also offers community & arts events. During winter, ice skating is offered. The Elk Meadows Assisted Living Facility is highly regarded regionally. A new trail system now spans from the rodeo grounds towards Kamas. Weber Canyon extends from Oakley to the popular Smith- Morehouse area, offering non-motorized boating, hiking, and fishing along the Weber River. Housing in the area ranges from smaller historic homes to hillside subdivisions and a select few riverfront estates along the Provo River.

Kamas and the tiny hamlet of Samak are truly the gateway to the two million acre Uinta Mountains, which offers camping, hiking, and fishing. This small town has retained its rural feel, though development pressure is mounting. Known primarily as a ranching and equestrian community, this small town offers several restaurants and shops and includes the Dejoria Center at High Star Ranch featuring summer concerts, the State Road Tavern, and indoor concerts year-round. Community trails for mountain biking and hiking meander along the east bench, and the valley offers broad vistas to the ski resorts to the west.

The town of Francis is east of Park City, near the junction of State Roads 32 and 25, and is the portal to the southern part of the Uinta National Forest. This rural town is just south of Kamas and is well known for their annual Frontier Days celebration. Offering a limited number of small commercial operations, Francis is home to Victory Ranch Private Club. This mostly rural area is still a ranching community, with just a few single family subdivisions.

Woodland is home to the exclusive Wolf Creek Ranch community, where each estate encompasses 160 acres. Very rural, Woodland offers the infamous Woodland Biscuit Company breakfast/lunch destination, great access to fly fishing along the Provo River, and ATV and snowmobile access to the Soapstone Basin recreation area. Real estate ranges from the enormously private ranches at Wolf Creek to equestrian ranches and historic homes.