Summer Trails Overview
400 MILES OF SINGLETRACK
Park City trails are open to hiking/trail-running, mountain biking and equestrian trail users. Ranging in altitude from 6,500’ to nearly 10,000’, the trail system spans the whole environmental scale. In a single excursion, trail users can experience everything from high-desert covered in sagebrush, mountain mahogany and rabbit brush to the archetypal high-altitude alpine environment.
Park City has been recognized by the International Mountain Biking Association (IMBA) as the first Gold Level Ride Center in the world and continues to share that status with five other destinations. Both the Mid Mountain trail and the 26-mile, Park City Epic- Armstrong & Pinecone combined with the Wasatch Crest & Mid Mtn, are recognized as IMBA Epic rides.

June – November
The season for alpine trails typically begins in June and runs through early November. Snowpack and rate of spring melt significantly impact the accessibility of trails above 7,000’. Trail crews must wait until trails are dry before they can begin clearing winter blow-downs and making necessary, post-winter repairs. Trails in the lower-lying areas of Park City, such as Round Valley and Glenwild dry out and can be accessible up to six weeks earlier than on-mountain trails.

Weather
Utah is known for dynamic and severe weather, especially on the Wasatch Back. During summer months, temperatures can vary as much as 40 degrees in a single day. Summer storms, though typically brief, often cause sudden downpours of heavy rain/hail with temperatures plummeting 25+ degrees and are usually accompanied by lightning. Keep an eye on the sky. If thunderheads begin to develop it is wise to get off the mountain quickly.
Recommended Routes
The content in our suggested routes section is provided by Prime Cuts. Hard copies available with your Mountain Trails membership.

Holy smokes it's Sunday already!
February 16 grooming report:
Quinn's is lurking around the low 20s this morning, with overcast skies at the moment.
Round Valley snow conditions are still on the thin side and still a bit soft. We are giving everything in RV a drag groom pass today, to help smooth and compress everything in the hopes we get some more snow in the next few days to help build our base layer back up.
Land of Oz is still flirting with the grass, Barrel Roll still showing a bit of dirt on the drainage bumps. So be careful out there!
We are still working on the single track in RV, we advise fat bikers and runners to try to enjoy these trails earlier rather than later in the day. Things were a bit soft yesterday afternoon so we will hit the Big Easy and P-Dog loops again with the drags to try to help keep them smooth-ish.
Here's to hoping for some more snow!
Alec & Zach
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Thank you for working on the single track inRV. How is the single track up at Bonanza?
I packed down some single track with Snow shoes this morning- I've never seen so many people snow shoeing this Winter as I did today- They got the memo!
Thanks for the awesome work.
S.A.T.U.R.D.A.Y!
Good morning Park City!
Well it finally is back to feeling like Winter and Boy, Howdy! is it nice. The fellas were out in Round Valley this morning laying down some fine cords on the nordic trails with the exceptions being Barrel Roll, Hanscoms Hollow, Land of Oz, the Valderoad climb, and Upper Quarry. It is some soft, sugar magic out there. We're hoping to get out this afternoon to pack down and groom Big Easy loop. We will also be grooming the Rail Trail section from Bonanza to Quinns Junction.
-Zach and Emil
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Looks beautiful! Was it deep enough to set classic tracks?
Yaaaay for the big reset. Tomorrow will be another amazing day. Thanks w love to our awesome MTF crew!
Thanks! Any classic tracks yet?
**1PM Update** We warmed up to 38-degrees with some sun this afternoon and that 6-inches shrunk faster than Constanza in the pool. Be forewarned- It's thin out there! Fingers crossed we pick up more snow tonight.
Happy Friday and Happy Valentine's Day, Park City!!! We all received a lovely bouquet of frosty, white roses this morning. Your winter trails report for February 14th...
It's currently 32-degrees at the Quinn's TH at 10am. The Round Valley trails picked up anywhere from 4-8" depending upon where the wind deposited it, and there was a good bit of drifting throughout the trail system.
Emil & I track-packed most of the Round Valley Nordic this morning and we'll get back out there shortly. Keep in mind that prior to this storm we were down to gravel, grass & asphalt. That said, we're basically starting at ground zero and trying to re-establish a base where there was none.
This will be a good start and hopefully we'll see more snow over the next few days but expect "early season" conditions, not typical mid-February conditions.
We won't be assessing the singletrack until tomorrow but again, we were down to the dirt, so any grooming will be challenging and hard on the equipment with the exposed rock. In the meantime, we strongly encourage busting out the snowshoes and getting a head start on the singletrack.
It's a powder day my friends, so get out there with the one's you love and get after it! #trailreport
Rick & Emil
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It shrinks?!
Love the shrinking comment😛
Areas
With 400 miles of singletrack in Park City, you’ll want to take a moment to get to the know the different areas before you decide where to go.
Get Trail Maps and Trail Guides
We have paper maps as well as Prime Cuts guides for sale all over town (check your local bike shop). Or you may join the MTF and select maps and guides as your membership gift. We also have a variety of interactive map products you can use for free!

Maps
The most detailed, easiest to read maps can be sent to members with a minimum donation of $30.

Prime Cuts Guide Book
Prime Cuts 3 is THE guide book to the Park City area’s hiking, biking, mining history, flora and other tips from locals. The full guide will sent to members with a minimum donation of $30.
We also have an abbreviated online version for FREE!

Interactive Maps
Our custom interactive map is available on our website year round for free. It includes suggested routes and a custom route builder.