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🏁 Destination: Utah Olympic Park

📍 Location: 3419 Olympic Pkwy, Park City, UT 84098
📅 Open: Year-round (activities vary by season)

🗺️ Road Trip Planning Overview
1. 🧭 Choose Your Route

Where are you starting from? Let me know your starting city, and I can help you plan a scenic or efficient route. Here's a general idea for a few starting points:

From Salt Lake City, UT:

~30 miles (~40-minute drive)

Take I-80 E through Parleys Canyon — beautiful mountain views!

From Denver, CO:

~500 miles (~7.5 hours)

Take I-80 W or I-70 W (more scenic)

From Las Vegas, NV:

~470 miles (~6.5 hours)

Take I-15 N to I-80 E

From Los Angeles, CA:

~700 miles (~10–11 hours)

Take I-15 N to I-80 E (with optional stops in Zion or Bryce Canyon)

🏞️ Things to Do at Utah Olympic Park

Alpine Slide and Ziplines (some of the steepest in the U.S.)

Bobsled Rides (summer and winter versions)

Ski Jumping Shows (summer)

Ropes Courses and Tubing Hills

Olympic Museum — learn about the 2002 Winter Games

🛑 Great Stops Along the Way (Optional Detours)

Bonneville Salt Flats (if coming via I-80 from Nevada)

Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon, or Arches (if routing through southern Utah)

Great Salt Lake State Park — for scenic lake views

Park City — stroll historic Main Street for dining and shopping

🏨 Lodging Options Nearby

Park City: Ski lodges, luxury resorts, and budget inns

Kimball Junction: More affordable hotels and chain options close to the Olympic Park

Salt Lake City: Bigger city vibe, ~40 minutes away

🍴 Food Recommendations (Park City Area)

High West Distillery & Saloon – Western-style pub food + whiskey tastings

The Bridge Café – Great brunch spot

Five5eeds – Aussie-inspired café

Wasatch Brew Pub – Local beers + comfort food

Tips for Visiting

Weather: Dress in layers — mountain weather changes fast.

Tickets: Book adventure activities and bobsled rides in advance (they fill up, especially in summer and winter).

Altitude: You’ll be ~7,000 feet above sea level. Hydrate well and take it easy if you're not used to high elevation.