I didn't realize how large this ski resort was, or how long the trails were, until I went to…read moreHakuba, Japan to snowboard recently. Of the 4 mountains I hit in the Hakuba Valley, the longest trail at best went on for 7-10 minutes depending if you're cruising or bombing from the top to bottom. Park City Mountain side of this resort from the highest blue trail down to the bottom, I feel, could clock a good 15 minutes bombing it, or 20+ just cruising down. Is it harder on my legs to do longer trails? Most likely. Do I spend less time on lifts? I didn't care to calculate the difference lol. I thing I know is that I love the feeling of gliding endlessly over the soft snow, and Park City Mountain gives me that feeling without having to stop for a lift every 3 or 4 minutes. Deducting a star because food at American resorts is absolute TRASH vs what was available at the Japanese ski resorts... #380

Epic ski spot! Well groomed runs and helpful staff to assure smooth operations. Onsite shops,…read morerestaurants and equipment rental made for an awesome experience. I skied both sides of the mountain but i definitely recommend the Canyon side as my favorite. Afterwards there are some boogie hang out spots to swank it up in good company.I had the best ski trip ever! I can't wait to return to this sweet spot:)The locals are absolute sweethearts with helpful leads on anything you could possibly want to explore here.

Still one of our very favorite resorts - total princess treatment with the friendliest staff and…read moreambassadors anywhere, free overnight ski check, super nice facilities, and best of all, tons of great runs, lifts and skiing. As an added bonus - no snow boarders! Restaurants are really good, too. This year, they added 10 lifts and gondolas, 100 runs and double the terrain. But the snow this week was better on the traditional ones. You can check your gear overnight for $20 either in a multiple day locker or basket check. Finishing 6th day here. Love this place!

Mother Nature hasn't been friendly this winter, so this post is "Paying it Forward" for what spring…read morewill bring ... East Village Skiing?

Carlos "the boot whisperer" is so knowledgeable about boots and fit, AND he's the most patient…read moreperson on the planet. My son was having pain from his new boots (bought from a ski shop at home, not here), and Carlos was able to interpret his vague descriptions and made serial adjustments (changed the footbed, added shims and spacers in various places, recommended different socks, etc) until it was perfect. We paid for the footbed and a nominal fee for the additional adjustments, which was unbelievable for the amount of time he devoted to making my son feel comfortable in his boots.

Carlos adjusted my boots and saved my trip. The boots I've had for years suddenly put me in…read moreexcruciating pain after just a few hours on day 1 of a ski trip. Carlos did his magic and I had an amazing rest of the week.

Recently bought skis during their 40% off sale. Assistance was professional and pleasant. I am a…read morelife-long Nordic skier and live in Alaska and teach/coach and have been a long-time member of the Nordic Ski Association of Alaska. I am taking my skis home to Anchorage to try them out. I was informed of new developments in base prep, but forgot the name of the new base wax used by Bill DeMong. but forgot the name of the wax!

Friendly service. Flexible and accommodating. Value was reasonable. Pleasant place and welcoming…read morestaff.

Outdoor buddy is awesome! Super fun people and easy to work with. They were so great with our kids…read moreand gave some excellent pointers throughout the day. We'll be back!

From the owner: Outdoor Buddy is a family owned ski, snowboard, and outdoor companionship company here to enhance…read moreyour experiences in the outdoors.

Excellent prices for rentals - book online for the best prices. Great location steps away from a…read moreparking lot - which is paid but turns free in afternoons. Small rentals shop that is well staffed and runs like clockwork - only bottleneck is the one cashier. This location is at the base so near the gondola.

I was stressed about timing--our flight ran late, so we couldn't pick up gear until the shop…read moreopened, an hour before lessons started. Called ahead, and the guy assured me not to worry--he was spot on. We showed up at opening, and they handled everything smoothly: quick fitting for snowboards, skis, pants, and jacket. Friendly staff, no hassle. They even made adjustments after our first day. Would definitely use again.

Terrible don't go. The rudest manager I've ever met. We were buying some items and I just asked to…read moreborrow a screwdriver in store like not taking it or anything. Guy was instantly an arrogant D. "I'll do it for you for 45 bucks" keep in mind this was going to take me all of 30 seconds to make an adjustment. They suck

I was ready to buy a new pair of Nordica Santa Ana skis, after researching on my own…read more I called Christy's Sports in Park City, Utah at 6622 N Landmark Drive, and talked to REED. He informed me that his store did not have but he would research other stores, and would call me back. When I didn't hear from him the next day, I called HIM back. He said he did find what I wanted in CO, but I would have to come in and pay in person. I went in, and found Reed, and thanked him for finding the skis. I asked about bindings and he brought out a set. He proceeded to tell me he would have the skis sent from Colorado to HIS store and then he would send the bindings and skis to me. During this entire interaction, he acted like he was "doing me a favor". He almost had an attitude of detached and "could-care-less what you do" behavior. Then I asked if there would be free shipping. He told me in a curt manner that no, he would be charging me for shipping. It was up to the store manager's discretion to decide about charging for shipping, and that free shipping was only for online purchases. Me: "So EVERY store charges shipping? Which store has the Nordicas?" Reed: "Beaver Creek" Me: OK, can we have the skis sent directly to my home from there and can I talk to the manager at Beaver Creek?" Reed agreed and called Beaver Creek. He put me on the phone with John, who was the complete opposite of Reed in terms of his tone and demeanor! He was super helpful, he said of course he will ship the skis to my home and NO shipping charges. I told him we skied in CO and he said please come to Beaver Creek and that I would love it. I told him I would see him next winter. I told Reed I would NOT be purchasing the bindings from him because of his rude attitude. As I had gotten previous help (on another visit to Christy's) from BETSY, who was absolutely helpful, knowledgeable and gracious, I walked out after telling Reed that "he could learn a thing or two about customer service from the other employees." If someone in upper management at Christy's reads this, it would benefit your company to think about weeding out bad seeds like Reed to preserve the reputation of Christy's. That was one of the worst examples of customer service I have ever encountered. Word of mouth spreads quickly.

Avoid any location of this dishonest/shady business. They gave me broken equipments for "premium…read moreseason rental". Yes, for $240 premium price, you got equipment doesn't work at all when you are in the ski area. My two trips got wasted. The first time the shoe didn't fit. The second time the ski didn't work.

Stopped by and talked to Max about mounting new bindings to my brand new skis which I had purchased…read moreelsewhere. Max had the bindings I needed in stock and at a lower price than any other shop in the area. I bought the bindings and had them mounted. Assistant manager Anna called me later in the day and explained there was a slight issue during the mounting. She profusely apologized and offered several solutions which were more than acceptable. I picked up the skis with new bindings the next day and all is well. The most important piece of any business is how they handle situations when things don't go exactly as planned, and Anna is a wonderful example of how to treat a customer! I can definitely recommend Ski N See to others. It's a small shop with personalized service and the employees seem to genuinely like working there. Big shout out to Anna & Max!

Julia Caulder is by far one of the most knowledgeable, gentle, talented, beautiful and genuine…read morehuman beings I have ever met. I met Julia in 2010 when she came to my acting class and introduced us all to the amazing work that is The Alexander Technique. I had personally never heard of it before but within the first hour, I was hooked. Julie taught me how to become present to myself and my body within minutes, which for me is a challenge I have faced for years. Through her Alexander teachings, I've learned to free my body of tension when talking in front of large groups, singing and even driving. It has changed my dancing and acting for the better and her approach is so soothing. She has this wonderful contagious energy and being in her presence was a gift. She works with everyone from actors to musicians, dancers to public speakers and beyond. If you want more freedom in your body and in your work- Julia is your go to Alexander Queen. I am so sad that she and her lovely family have moved away from Los Angeles, but I am so happy for everyone in Park City because they are truly getting the best. Go see her!

Julia will change the way you exist! She'll get you next level, whether it's improving how you sit,…read moreor belting out your first operatic solo. She's a magic worker and I never feel better than when I leaver her studio. Don't waste your time looking up what the Alexander Technique is, and just experience it. Also her assistant Fran is the nicest.