Deer Valley’s Summer Adventure Camp offers creative and challenging activities for children two months to 12 years of age. Their state-licensed children’s center offers craft projects, games, a bouldering/rock-climbing wall and many other activities to complement a variety of outdoor activities.
Deer Valley’s Snow Park Outdoor Amphitheater hosts many musical events during the summer season. World-renowned artists, headlining musicians and local bands regularly take the stage during the Utah Symphony and Utah Opera’s Deer Valley® Music Festival, Park City Institute’s St. Regis Big Stars, Bright Nights Concert Series and the Grand Valley Bank Community Concert Series presented by Mountain Town Music. (Read: Beyond the Ski Slope)
The resort offers lift-served mountain biking, hiking and scenic rides from the Silver Lake Express chairlift located at Snow Park Lodge, Sterling Express chairlift mid-mountain and Ruby Express at Empire Canyon. Bike rentals, lessons and guided tours are available from all locations. Learn more
Mountain Biking
Deer Valley enlisted With support from world-renowned bike resort development company, Gravity Logic, Deer Valley conducted improvements to existing trails and built a new intermediate downhill mountain bike “flow” trail in 2015. This new dream trail is machine excavated and in-sloped with berms, rollers and jumps. The trail is approximately four feet wide, as opposed to Deer Valley’s mostly single track trails, and leads from the top of Bald Mountain to Silver Lake. In addition to trail work with Gravity Logic, Deer Valley and Park City’s Mountain Trails Foundation have partnered to create an extension of the Mid Mountain trail. These improvements make Deer Valley a prime destination for mountain bikers looking for action-packed getaways in the area.
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