Park City Utah is located east of Salt Lake City in the Wasatch Mountains.
The city began as a silver mining town and nearly faded into a
ghost town before it became a popular snow skiing area.
Park City has a Historic Main Street district.
Summertime draws tourists who enjoy the
100 boutique shops and 50 restaurants.
Outdoor restaurant decks are popular.
No Name Saloon and Grill even has a roof top patio.
In the late 1800's there were 22 saloons on Main Street.
In the late 1800's there were 22 saloons on Main Street.
Ski lifts on the hill behind Main Street.
Park Silly Sunday Market is a big weekly event during the summer and fall.
Booster Juice booth keeps you healthy by blending your juice drink.
This boy peddled fast to make his drink
This spot was the location of the the Silver King Mines in 1901. Horse drawn wagons and sleds were used to haul silver ore off the mountain. More than 1,000 miles of tunnels lie under Park City's mountains.
Beautiful pictures! I love the one of the boy pedaling for his drink. : )
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