ALL SEASONS RESORT LODGING Blog

Once you have your Park City vacation rental booked and you’ve arrived safely, you need to know how to get around. Park City is a sprawling town arranged north to south around Highway 224, which branches off from the east-west I-80 interstate just below the mountain summit. There are four general areas to town, called Kimball Junction, Snyderville, Old Town, and Deer Valley. Each of the four areas is almost a self-contained...

Welcome to Park City! Since this is your first visit, we want to make sure you have an ideal trip and a special experience while you are here in town. Park City is home to some of the fluffiest, most ideal powder in the whole world, and there is no experience quite like a Bluebird Day on our Wasatch slopes. To make sure you get the quintessential Park City experience...

Visitors who have taken a bus from either of Park City’s transit centers may have noticed instances of Park City’s most unique audiovisual projects-Art Pianos for All. More than a dozen functional pianos of various shapes and sizes have been collected, lovingly embellished, and installed in participating public spaces around Summit County. A Piano in process of its transformation.   Building Art out of Music Any Utah artist may submit...

West of Park City, just on the outskirts of Summit Park, a lonely stretch of forgotten road snakes across the gentle slope off the shoulder of I-80. After branching off the westernmost road in town, the irregular and deteriorating pavement slithers along Parley’s Creek, a thin and crumbling line between a seven-lane transcontinental artery and the largely unspoiled wilderness of the mountains beyond. This forgotten path, simply labeled “Unnamed Road”...

Craving an alpine escape? Perhaps, a place for the whole family (yes, even the furry ones) to hike, swim, and explore the Wasatch wilderness while making it back on Main Street for sunset and dinner? Luckily, this local favorite checks all these boxes and more! Clear your weekend plans, pack a swimsuit and head into the Mountains for Bloods Lake. The Pros High-Altitude Oasis Nothing like its namesake, Bloods Lake...

Not only is Sundial Lodge one of Park City’s most luxurious Canyons Village properties, it is also one of its most convenient. This perfect ski-in/ski-out destination offers a complete range of convenient amenities, relaxing features, and exciting mountain activities. Find out more about what makes Sundial Lodge special with our fast facts infographic. Book your Park City Vacation rental at Sundial Lodge in Park City, click here! Click here to book your trip to...

You definitely shouldn’t come to Park City. Our little Wasatch community is very boring, and nothing interesting or cool ever happens here. We certainly don’t have some of the finest snow on the planet, which would make Park City a world-class skiing and snowboarding destination that could conceivably play host to Winter Olympic Games. There is hardly anywhere interesting to stay and very little in the way of eateries-just a...

Park City’s top property management company has been making memories since the last millennium. Sit down with us and hear the All Seasons Resort Lodging story from the lips of the man who started it all, 18 years ago. We ask Alan Finnegan, president of All Seasons Resort Lodging, all about the history, philosophy, and future of his company. All Seasons Resort Lodging [ASRL]: How did you start All Seasons...

All That Remains: Leftovers of the Park City Mining Industry Mining is in Park City’s veins. Everywhere you turn in downtown Park City, there are glimpses of the past. From the mining museum to carts and lanterns tucked into lobbies and lawns across town, Park City is proud of its down-to-earth heritage. Back in the Day Until the mid 20th century, Park City was mostly engaged in the mining industry....

Puke Hill is an infamous Park City local challenge There are dozens of trails all over Park City. Hundreds of miles of carefully curated paths wind in, around, and through every corner of town. They range in challenge from flat, paved circuits to hilly knots of bare earth. One popular trail, Wasatch Crest, takes in 20 miles of picturesque terrain along the top of the crest between Park City and Big...