So, you’re thinking of heading to Park City for your 2020 spring break, but aren’t sure there is enough going on? Well, you are in luck—Park City is a great place to spend your 2020 spring break vacation!

As local Park City realtors, we know the ins and out of this beautiful town, and we are ready to give you the best insider tips on what to do in Park City during your spring break visit.

Outdoor Park City Spring Break Activities

One of the main attractions of spending your spring break vacation in Park City is the range of outdoor activities you can enjoy. If you need some ideas, here are some popular outdoor Park City spring break activities.

Skiing and Snowboarding

As many of the ski resorts in and around Park City will be open until the second week of April, you can plan to go skiing or snowboarding during your spring break. Some of the resorts, such as Deer Valley Resort®, do not allow snowboarding. So, be sure you know what is allowed before buying passes.

On the slopes, you can enjoy runs ranging from beginner to double black diamond. You can also sign up to go skiing with an Olympic skier or for lessons to improve your time on the slopes. There are also kid ski school lessons available for young outdoor enthusiasts in your life.

Utah Olympic Park

Created for the Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games, Utah Olympic Park is a great spot to try out a bunch of outdoor activities in Park City. Some of the popular winter activities you can try over spring break are:

Winter bobsledding

Guided tour

Canyon, Discovery, and Summit course

Drop Tower

Snowshoeing

Take on the stunning backcountry of the Wasatch Mountain Range with a pair of snowshoes during your spring break. There are equipment rentals, so you don’t have to pack your own snowshoes, and you can hire a guide to help you find the best sights then get you back safely.

Fly Fishing

It is possible to fly fish even with snow on the ground. There are multiple fly fishing companies you can choose from to make your Park City fly fishing the best possible. Also, if you book with a company, you can be fully kitted out with the right gear and provided with snacks and lunch!

Ice Skating

When you want to glide across the ice, you can choose from either enjoying an outdoor ice skating rink or an indoor rink. Both of these facilities have ice skates to rent, and everyone, from large groups to individuals visiting Park City on their own, can have fun on the ice for a few hours.

Park City Events To Catch During Spring Break

Exactly when 2020 spring break falls will vary depending on your school district or university. However, to give you an idea of what kinds of activities are available, we will use the University of Utah spring break, which goes from March 8 to March 15.

Little Women (March 6-8) – Catch a screening of the 2019 depiction of Little Women at the Jim Santy Auditorium on Friday and Saturday at 8 pm, and Sunday at 6 pm. General admission is $8, though students and seniors receive a discount and can pay $7.

Sam Bush (March 6-8) – Watch multiple Grammy Award winner mandolinist Sam Bush at the Egyptian Theatre. Performances are Friday and Saturday at 8 pm and Sunday at 6 pm, with ticket prices ranging from $45-$65.

Spring Gruv (March 6 – April 5) – An ongoing weekend event hosted at Park City Mountain, catch outdoor concerts, join in the annual Pond Skimming Competition, and more.

Blagden Wine Dinner (March 12) – For an exclusive and luxurious meal, catch this Sonoma Country wine maker pairing their wines with Chef Galen’s cuisine. This event is from 7 pm to 11 pm, and ticket prices are $200 per person.

Hell’s Belles (March 13) – A 21 years old and up event, Hell’s Belles is an AC/DC all women’s cover band that you can catch during your Park City visit. Have a late night with this concert, going from 9 pm to midnight, with ticket prices ranging from $30-$55.

Musicians Showcase (March 13) – Another 21 years old and up event, the Musicians Showcase is open to a range of musicians, with an emphasis on acoustic instruments. It is free to attend and goes from 6 pm to 9 pm.

Weekend Wine Series: Natural Wines for the Supernatural (March 13) – Enjoy a fun wine tasting class themed around the supernatural. Attendees must be 21 or older, and the event will take place from 6 pm-7 pm, with tickets being $34 per person.

Saturday Morning Snowshoe Tour (March 14) – Tour the Swaner Preserve with snowshoes and an experienced guide. You can learn about the preserve’s history, explore the area for animal signs, and more. Come dressed for the snowshoe hike, though there will be snowshoes for rent. Swaner Preserve members can go for free, locals pay $5 per person, and general admission is $10.

Silver Sky Nights (March 14) – Watch a free fire theatrics show, catch live music, and enjoy family activities at Park City Mountain from 4 pm to 6 pm.

Equipped with this information, you should be ready to plan out the best Park City spring break possible!