Park City Real Estate Agent Nancy Tallman
Park City may be known as a mountain biking hub, but there are plenty of great hikes to bag, too. Here are five classic Park City hikes that you should add to your bucket list. 1. Early & Late Season: Round Valley Park City has a long history of passing land bonds. One of the
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I moved to Jeremy Ranch from Southern California in March, 2003, when my kids were turning 2 and 3. I chose Jeremy Ranch because it has the most sunlight of any Park City area, it’s an easy commute to Salt Lake City, and it’s primarily a full-time community. When I moved here, there were many
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One of the things I enjoy doing at the end of each year is taking a look at which blog posts got the most traffic. I find it fascinating to see the topics that were of interest to my readers. They are typically a mix of Park City lifestyle posts (restaurants and activities) combined with
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I love writing about Park City restaurants because we have some of the best! No matter the time of day or what you’re in the mood for, there’s something to satisfy your craving. As we’re quickly rounding into mud season with ski season around the corner, I’m focusing on the best Park City lunch spots.
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Even before COVID, the pet care industry was exploding in the U.S. And reports are showing a huge boom in sales and adoptions of pets since mid-March. As a proud dog mama myself, I can see why this is the case. Not only do pets provide us with an abundance of love, joy and happiness,
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I’ve lived in Park City for 17 years and usually travel to Salt Lake City for Costco or the airport. But over the past few years, Salt Lake City has really come into its own as a hip destination. Ironically, some of the Salt Lake City restaurants on my list have been around for years.
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Could this be the summer of the picnic? Experts say picnics, especially when limited to your family unit or small groups, can be one of the lower risk activities you can enjoy during COVID-19. With 4th of July, Arts Fest and Park Silly (among others) postponed this year, you might be looking for alternative activities
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As I have mentioned in the past, I enjoy sharing all Park City has to offer with its visitors. Although the current COVID-19 situation has most of us altering our plans, summer is still one of Park City’s best faces. We may not have our regular summer concerts or the Park Silly Market, but there
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Do you remember at the turn of the century how futuristic we felt? Y2K and all. How far off 2020 seemed? Well, it’s on our doorstep, folks. I am amazed at how fast things are changing. From smart home devices to self-driving cars, the future is going to really be something. Yet, we aren’t exactly
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Whether you live here full time or are choosing to spend Thanksgiving in Park City, there are some great dining options. With the early snow, it makes sense to plan ahead, as there could be many visitors during the holiday and seating is limited at each restaurant. You will find my family at Ruth’s Chris.
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