SKINEWPARK JOURNAL · WINTER 2026–27

A Five-Day Park City Winter Itinerary from Newpark

A flexible five-day plan combining ski days, neighborhood meals, a quieter afternoon, and evenings back at your townhome.

Newpark 35: Private hot tub and snowy deck in winter
Private hot tub on a skiNewpark townhome deck. Photo: skiNewpark.

Treat this as a flexible starting point, not a fixed schedule. Swap days to suit conditions, lesson availability, and your group’s energy.

Day 1: Arrive and settle in

Pick up groceries, unpack, and confirm the next morning’s meeting point. Keep dinner easy and check equipment before bedtime.

Day 2: Your first mountain day

Head to your chosen resort and allow time for lessons or rentals. Return for dinner in Newpark or cook at home.

Day 3: Explore at your own pace

Plan another ski day, or let part of the group enjoy coffee, shops, and a slower neighborhood morning. Everyone can reunite at the townhome.

Day 4: Make room for a different outing

Browse Utah Olympic Park’s museums and current winter activities, or plan an afternoon in town. Reserve any activity you choose and confirm participation requirements.

Day 5: One more mountain morning—or a relaxed finish

If your departure schedule allows, choose a final outing. Otherwise, enjoy breakfast, pack carefully, and leave time for the trip home. Fit hot tub evenings around your own plans and the house guidelines.

Plan with current information

Utah Olympic Park visitor information ↗

Park City Mountain planning ↗

Planning links checked November 1, 2026. Confirm operating dates, access, prices, reservations, and conditions directly with each operator.

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