Best day trip around Park City, Utah ?
My wife and I like to visit State Parks – Which is the most
scenic and has easy walking trails to check out the mother
nature.
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My wife and I like to visit State Parks – Which is the most
scenic and has easy walking trails to check out the mother
nature.
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Lots of the Ski resorts keep one lift open during off season. Snowbird has the tram of course and its a blast to go to the top during the off season and follow the ski trails down. Most are relatively easy and you can end up finding some interesting and valuable things that have been lost by skiers during the season. Hiking the Wasatch is always great. I don’t know of any great parks per se in the area but there are dozens of places to hike and rock climb etc. Have fun.
Here is a site with Salt Lake State parks.
http://local.yahoo.com/results?stx=state+parks&csz=Salt+Lake+City%2C+UT