For dinner we had a whiskey tasting and meal at High West Distillery (recommend the tacos!) and then paid a visit to the much heralded No Name Saloon for a diverse selection of local beers and very interesting interior decorations.

After a shower and rest, we headed out into Park City Village. To do: After spending our first day skiing at Park City Mountain, we spent our late après ski lunch at The Pig Pen Saloon (great grub and much earned beer!). The exact rental (click here) was within EASY walking distance of Park City Ski Resort (2 min walk). AND the cost was very reasonable.Īccommodation: We booked a perfectly located and recently renovated condo with VRBO, hosted by Park City Adventure Lodging. I would highly recommend this service, as they dropped off my equipment (skis, poles, and boots) at the air bnb and then picked up “on-mountain” before we left. Instead, I rented from Ski Valet Park City. ***I didn’t bring any ski gear except my helmet, goggles and clothes.

The ride from Park City to Salt Lake takes about 45 minutes. We arranged a car rental with Turo beforehand, so we met our renter in the short term parking garage after collecting our baggage. There are 12 airlines at the airport, connecting Salt Lake City to more than 90 destinations. Airport is located 6.5 km west of Utah capital. Logistics: Our flights went direct into Salt Lake - Delta on the way there and then Jet Blue on the way back (these ended up being the best flight times for us). Salt Lake City International Airport IATA Code SLC ( 25 M Passengers) Salt Lake City Airport is one of the larger US airports, handling about 25 million passengers. We took an afternoon flight into Salt Lake City from Boston and after 6 hours of flying and getting in late, we decided to call it a night in prep for skiing the next day.

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