Park City’s signature sightseeing tour begins at the Utah Olympic Park, where world-class athletes train year-round. From this starting point we climb toward sweeping viewpoints and roll through neighborhoods that frame the resort town—showcasing the rugged Wasatch peaks, aspen groves, and the valleys that made Park City famous.

From there we descend into the heart of Historic Main Street, cruising past restored mining buildings, art galleries, and cafes. Your guide will share quick stories from Park City’s silver-mining boom to its reinvention as a mountain destination and Sundance hot spot, pointing out photo stops and local favorites along the way.

The route finishes at Empire Pass, capping the tour with panoramic overlooks of Deer Valley, the Uinta–Wasatch–Cache National Forest, and the town below. It’s the perfect loop for first-time visitors and locals alike—one continuous ride that delivers the essential Park City views, history, and vibe in a single, memorable experience.

• Professional driver–guide with local history and photo tips
• Comfortable open-air Jeep (weather permitting) with seat belts for all passengers
• Pick-up at Utah Olympic Park and drop-off at Empire Pass (or return to the meeting point if preferred)
• Narrated drive through Historic Main Street and Park City landmarks
• Bottled water

Expect a relaxed, scenic loop designed to show first-time visitors the best of Park City in one ride. We begin at Utah Olympic Park, cruise through neighborhoods and valleys with views of the Wasatch, roll along Historic Main Street, and finish at Empire Pass for sweeping panoramas of Deer Valley and town. Short photo stops are built in as conditions allow.

• Meet at Utah Olympic Park (exact pick-up point confirmed after booking)
• Climb to hillside viewpoints overlooking Park City and the resort bases
• Narrated drive along Historic Main Street with time for quick photos
• Continue past galleries, mining sites, and Sundance hot spots
• Scenic ascent to Empire Pass for the final overlook
• Optional return to original meeting point (if not ending at Empire Pass)

• Bring a light jacket—mountain weather can change quickly, even in summer
• Sunscreen and sunglasses recommended; open-air seating when weather permits
• Wear comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes
• Tours run rain or shine; ponchos provided in case of showers
• Children are welcome but must be able to sit safely with seat belts fastened