You will begin your drive through the scenic Parleys Canyon on your way to Park City. As you enter the town, you will be greeted by the beautiful mountains where you can see the numerous ski runs and trails from the road.
Before exploring the mountain, your first stop will be the Kimball Art Center to get a taste of the local art scene. You will visit four gallery spaces with culturally diverse exhibitions featuring contemporary art through experimental film, drawings, sculptures, and prints. Special exhibits also rotate throughout the year featuring international artists.

Just down the road from the Kimball Art Center is El Chubasco, a Mexican food establishment with a lot of flavor. Stop here for lunch before your big afternoon in the mountains. You have choose from burritos, enchiladas, tacos, quesadillas, sopes, and more. They are known for their large salsa bar, so don't miss out on sampling their many salsas with your order.

It's time to head to the mountain! This is the best place to park to access the Park City Mountain Resort's activities and trails.

After you've parked, you have many activity options at Park City Mountain Resort.
For the summer, you can ride the alpine slide, zip line, and play miniature golf. If you want a quick ride up the mountain for the views, you can take the summer lift. You can also start a short hike or mountain bike from here, such as Jenni's Trail; it will take you through the Aspen trees and provide views overlooking the town. Hiking and biking the trails is free and open to the public.
For the winter, bring your skis or snowboards to ride the world-famous slopes at Park City Mountain Resort. You can also stay warm in the cozy lodge at the base.

You will then make your way to visit a 2012 Winter Olympic venue called Solider Hollow in Midway. This facility is known for its winter sports like cross-country skiing, tubing hill, and biathlon training. In the summer, it's a great destination to get spectacular views of the whole valley, including the back side of Mt. Timpanogos. Come walk around the facility and hike some of the short loop trails winding through the woods and rolling hills.

It's time to begin your scenic drive through Provo Canyon. You will stop off at the Bridal Veil Falls View Area, which is a turn off with parking from the Provo Canyon Road. Bridal Veil Falls is over 600 feet tall and considered to be a double cataract waterfall — aka very tall and powerful. As you continue your drive through the majestic canyon, you will see dramatic mountainous rises around you.

You'll end your day at the Porcupine Pub & Grill, a favorite option for those who just finished exploring the mountains and canyons along the Wasatch Front. This pub-style establishment features pizza, pasta, sandwiches, soups, and salads.