Park City

We spent our last night in Utah in the infamous town of Park City - home of the Sundance film festival and the United States Ski team, among other things!  We made the drive which was about 30 minutes or so outside of Salt Lake City without any real direction.  We figured we'd get there, wander about, find a place to grab some dinner, and mosey on back to Salt Lake. 

And we did exactly that!

When we arrived, we headed to Main Street and window shopped.  We saw a ton of local artists, lots of ski shops, some skiers, and typical main street type shops - ice cream shop, fudge shop, souvenir shop, etc.  Once we had our fill of walking and looking, we stopped in at the No Name Saloon for some grub.

We both enjoyed our time in Park City, but we didn't enjoy the yuppity yup attitude that we noticed we were surrounded by.  On several different occasions we noted someone in our presence being rude.  Neither Brian nor I would like to spend our time around such people, so if I were to take a guess on whether we will be back to Park City, I would have to say not in the near future.  We actually spoke to one of the vendors at one of the shops on Main Street about the attitudes around town and we were informed that summer is a much more enjoyable, laid back visit and there is a ton of stuff to do.  So, I guess I can't really say that we won't be back ever, but perhaps just not again in the winter!