Tours

Sip, Scare, Dine, and Ski Through Park City’s Past and Present

Grab a guide and get ready for the best tours in town!

By Jenny Willden December 8, 2018 Published in the Winter/Spring 2018-19 issue of Park City Magazine

Riverhorse on Main’s slow-roasted pork tenderloin, created for Park City Food Tours

From exploring mining relics to distilling your own gin, make long winters better with these local tours. 

The Gin Experience

Let the party be gin! Make date night great again at this gin-distilling workshop paired with a four-course feast. Head underground to Alpine Distilling’s (alpine distilling.com) microdistillery on Historic Main, infuse your batch with botanicals, and watch it cook in a copper still. Take a seat at 350 Main as Chef Matt Safranek delivers inventive cuisine while you sip and study gin. $400 per couple. Monday–Saturday 7–9 p.m. Reservations required.

Silver to Slopes: Historic Mining Tour

Uncover the mysteries of Park City Mountain’s dilapidated mining relics on a free intermediate-level ski/snowboard tour. Guides chronicle the silver mining heyday and preservation tactics as you visit ruined ore bins, mines, and conveyor belts dating back nearly 100 years. Free twice-daily tours begin at the Park City Mountain base. 

Park City Ghost Tours

When Park City boomed, saloons and opium dens brought unsavory characters, and early death was a common side effect of the mining life. Take to the streets after sunset to hear local lore about those who met their untimely end here—and are said to haunt the town to this day. $20 adults, $10 kids 16 and under. Winter tours (November 1–April 30) start at 7 p.m. Reservations required at parkcityghosttours.com.

Park City Food Tours

Nosh on Park City’s best bites at a progressive restaurant hop along Historic Main Street. Amble amidst mining-era landmarks as expert guides pair the ever-changing menu with fascinating local tales. $75–$80. Alcohol extra. Dates vary. parkcityfoodtours.com

 

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