Living, Romping & Writing in the Outdoors
I’m almost done. My last day teaching for Canyons Resort is next week and then Park City closes for skiing April 7. The 2019/20 is drawing to a close for our Park City resorts but it’s way too soon. Locals are angry and asking, “Why?” After all, Colorado ski areas have been announcing extended closing dates right and left. (Of […]
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It doesn’t take long for an inquisitive visitor to Park City to hear tell of the little resort town’s storied past. The remnants surround you; of the silver mine boom and bust, the historic structures that pepper Park City Mountain and multi-colored “shacks” built into the hillsides. Eventually, history buffs find their way to the unique museums like Park City’s […]
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Don’t say I didn’t warn you. That once seriously affordable season pass offered by Vail Resorts is now no cheaper than your average ski area season pass; and, if you’re comparing it to Snowbird or Alta, it’s even more expensive. Five years ago, when Vail Resorts purchased Canyons Resort, Utah, they touted an unlimited season pass for $729. The next […]
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Part of the fun of the Sundance Film Festival is the faces. If you live in LA you have probably become immune to the diversity and celebrity roaming your streets and sharing booth space at the local diner but here in Utah- the land of (mostly) white- it’s like a breath of fresh air blasting through Park City. Grab a […]
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There are both “official” and “unofficial” attractions at the Sundance Film Festival. Many require an invite and guestlist, some a Festival credential ($$) and others are free and open to the public. Here is just some of the fun to be had in #crazytown.
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