On the ZipRider™, race your friends 110 feet above Park City Mountain’s mountain bike trails at speeds up to 45 miles per hour.
Take a ride on the Flying Eagle, a zip line that takes your Park City vacation to new heights. This two-person ride starts and ends at the same location, so you can ride it again and again and again.
This is Discovery Adventure Course - the easiest of the three. It's set up for kids ages five and older. Adults can participate with their kids, as long as their weight doesn't exceed 215 pounds and they can fit through the smaller obstacles and spaces.
The Utah Olympic Park is located in Park City. Google Maps. Click here to access the map and get directions from your home to the park. The cost for the courses varies. Discovery Adventure Course is $15; Canyon Adventure Course is $20; Summit Adventure Course is $25. The park often has special pricing events; check the website for more details.
The Beehive state is just full of spots for exploration and thrills, but sometimes you can overlook an attraction that’s right in front of you. For instance, when you think of Park City adventures, skiing and hiking come to mind.
Participating in the quarry activities independently requires a weigh-in to determine which attractions guests can access. 70 lbs is the minimum weight to do the “Aerial Adventures” rope course, so let’s estimate this activity is generally for ages 10 and up, depending on size of child.
Actually, there is a spectacular playground called Kidz Kove on the site and a program for kids between 45 and 75 lbs to try specific routes on the Quarry (including the zip line, free fall, and rock climbing) with their grown-up. Worth it!
Buy tickets online, based on start time. Many of the activities within the quarry are available for lower prices, a la carte, but for those driving 90 minutes from the Bay Area, I recommend going for the Aerial Adventure pass, which costs about $75 per person. Ticket details for Quarry Park are here >
All of the activities at Quarry Park take place way above the ground, so any fear of falling will be triggered. Navigating the ropes courses also requires a lot of strength. For adults who are not fit or who fear heights, be kind to yourself and stay on the ground.
Picnic tables and a taco truck onsite make it easy for you to break up your four-hour adventure with a lunch or snack break, and you’ll need it. Climbing burns a lot of calories and there is hardly any shade in the quarry.
Things are not always what they seem when crossing the river on these mysterious stumps. Participants use planks to successfully create a safe path from one shoreline to the other.
Problem-solving activities are designed to challenge a group to work together to accomplish a goal. Facilitators choose activities based on the team's physical abilities and group dynamics. Facilitators will give an appropriate challenge level specific to each team.