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Are dogs allowed on Park City Trails?
Yes, with some exceptions. Dogs must be on-leash at trailheads, and where posted. Some trails do not allow dogs, or restrict dogs in certain areas (Clark Ranch agricultural area, within 100 yards of Bloods Lake, etc.). Plan ahead before you bring your furry friend.
When does Transit to Trails service run?
Transit to Trails runs during our peak Summer/Fall season, and again during our Winter nordic season in the Bonanza Flat Conservation Area. Specific dates are subject to weather, programming, funding, and other factors. Stay up to date by checking our website and social media accounts for details.
Where can I ride E-Bikes on Park City pathways & trails?
Class 1 and class 2 e-bikes are allowed on all hard and soft surface double-track in Park City (wider than 5 feet). However, e-bikes are not allowed on single-track trails in Park City, with an exception for those who qualify for an e-bike courtesy tag. There are specific e-bike-friendly trails in Park City, including the Clark Ranch area.
Class 3 e-bikes, and e-motorcycles are not allowed on any trail or pathway in Park City.
How can I host an event using Park City's Trails & Open Space?
Reach out to our Special Events department at specialevents@parkcity.org. Or, for specific questions, feel free to reach out to the Trails & Open Space team at trails@parkcity.org.
Are Park City's trails & open space available for commercial use?
Please reach out to trails@parkcity.org for information.
How can I support Park City's Trails & Open Space?
First and foremost, be a responsible trail user! Spreading positive trail culture is a huge part of the sustainability of our amazing trails and open spaces. Volunteer opportunities are also available through our partner agencies, Mountain Trails Foundation, Utah Open Lands, and Summit Land Conservancy.
What happened to the Church of Dirt?
The Church of Dirt was an unsanctioned installation created by members of the Park City community
Is hunting allowed in Park City?
Generally speaking, hunting is not allowed anywhere in Park City or on city property. Be aware that Summit County code prohibits discharging firearms within 100 yards of an inhabited dwelling. In all cases, hunting requires prior land-owner permission.