Park City Real Estate Agent Nancy Tallman
History It was just over four years ago that we found ourselves in crunch time to raise money for Bonanza Flat Conservation Area. Over 1,500 acres of pristine, undeveloped Wasatch backcountry makes up BFCA. In 2017, as development was threatening this treasured area, the community managed to save this land forever. Three cities, three counties,
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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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If you’ve been on Parley’s Summit (the highest point on I-80 between Salt Lake City and Park City) since early 2019, you may have noticed the new wildlife overpass. The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) constructed the bridge to cut down on animal collisions. The price tag? $5 million. The above video was released about
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While there is no shortage of gated communities in the Park City area, each is very distinct with a different feel, amenities and its own unique personality. Here we give you an overview of what each area has to offer. There is something for everyone, you just have to take a look. Promontory Promontory prides itself on having
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Anyone who knows Park City knows that one of the town’s gems is the Park Meadows neighborhood. This neighborhood truly seems to have it all, and it borders many iconic and varied areas of town. Older ranch homes mix with more contemporary builds. The area looks upon nearby mountaintops such as the well-known “PC Hill”,
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Silver Springs is a wonderful wooded neighborhood close to trails, an elementary school and the Canyons Village of the Park City Mountain Resort. Below are just a few reasons why we love this great Park City neighborhood. Located about 5 miles from Park City limits, Silver Springs has a great assortment of single family homes and
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This view is your reward for climbing to the top of the Gorgoza Trail. The trail begins just above the pond. The pond is a big reason why my dogs, Kit and Sheriff, and I love this trail. To get to the trail, drive towards the Gorgoza Tubing Park. You will see a small parking
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