Each of the following three trail races are spanned over a five week period culminating in the Mid Mountain Marathon.

Jupiter Peak Steeplechase – August 6, 2011

The Jupiter Peak Steeplechase is a grueling 16 mile climb from the base of Park City Mountain Resort to the top of Jupiter Peak and back. It boasts a 3,400 vertical rise along singletrack and jeep road throughout the Park City Mountain Resort. This race is not for the faint of heart as the run tops out at nearly 10,400 feet and is a part of the national La Sportiva Mountain Cup championship series.

Park City Marathon and Half Marathon – August 20, 2011

The Park City Marathon and Half Marathon gives participants a great intro into the off-mountain trail system the Mountain Trails Foundation has developed over the years as it meanders behind neighborhoods and along streams while avoiding the strenuous mountain trails that would leave lowlanders gasping for air. It features a 26.2 course that encircles the valley that makes up Park City and a 13.1 course that follows the McLeod creek from Newpark (in Kimball Junction) to near the McPolin Barn and back.

Mid Mountain Marathon – September 10, 2011

26.2 miles of amazing single-track across all three Park City Resorts. Ten degrees cooler than town with the flowers in bloom makes this one of the premiere trail races in the country. The rolling hills on this trail will challenge the average marathoner, but the consistent elevation keeps the trail within reach of nearly any marathon runner. No massive uphills or precarious downhills to navigate makes this a must for any endurance runner.

Anyone who has hiked, biked or ran the Mid-Mountain Trail has seen one of the major improvements coming this year to the resort first-hand. The long-rumored Iron Mountain Chair lift has finally arrived. Folks have been saying this would be coming for the past couple years around Park City, but the rumor is finally a reality.

Iron Mountain Lift Map

All the bobble-headed bike riding will surely be worth it as Iron Mountain is one of the best kept secrets among backcountry skiers opened up to the masses.

Another huge improvement to the Canyons this year is the re-routing of the Flight of the Canyons Gondola and expansion of the Golden Eagle lift into a high-speed quad that will get us onto the West side of the resort in record time.

Here’s a link to all of the changes the Canyons has worked on this summer.

Canyons Improvements Map

See you on the mountain!

Although none of the business pass prices are posted, the rest of the pricing and increase dates are available at the link below.

Official Park City Mountain Resort Season Pass Sales Page

Rumors are that the trees above the ski team Super G runs at PCMR are being thinned! This area of the mountain is home to some of the steeper low-mountain terrain on the resort and will likely be a great option for locals looking for a short day or lunch break session.

The Canyons have made some significant changes in the off-season, but PCMR is still probably the easiest and fastest way to get turns in for Old Town residents.

Twilight Concert Series at Liberty Park:

7/8 – Modest Mouse
7/15 – Girl Talk
7/22 – Beirut
7/29 – The New Pornographers
8/5 – Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings
8/12 – Matisyahu
8/19 – Big boi Chromeo
8/26 – She & Him

The Canyons

7/17 Big Light
7/24 Big Sam’s Funky Nation
7/31 Langhorne Slim
8/7 Cracker
8/14 Railroad Earth
8/21 Dangermuffin
8/28 Chuck Prophet

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