Park City

Cloud Dine, completely remodeled in 2014 as a modern, mountaintop bistro, has gained an additional 200 seats with amazing Wasatch Range views, increasing guest capacity by more than 60 percent. Cloud Dine remains one of Park City Mountain’s most popular dining locations, and the new addition ensures that the guest’s dining experience is elevated to match the superior quality and presentation of the food.

Miners Camp restaurant is the perfect place to enjoy a cozy lunch and watch the action. The menu offers homemade soups and chili, fresh-tossed artisan salads, and Mediterranean kabobs and gyros. This mountain restaurant, new in 2016, contains 500 indoor seats, a large deck, and a state-of-the-art food servery. Miners Camp is located at the base of the Silverlode lift and the Quicksilver interconnect gondola.

Park City Mountain’s iconic Mid-Mountain Lodge has undergone a transformative renovation both inside the lodge and on its large outdoor deck, creating a signature mountain and dining experience of relaxed mountain luxury. The new mountain contemporary design of the 120-plus-year-old historic miners’ boarding house pays tribute to the resort’s history and heritage while creating a welcoming atmosphere that evokes luxury, comfort, and warmth. New dining options reflect the region’s marked notoriety for superb cuisine with chef-driven menus featuring high-quality ingredients and innovative presentation. Upgrades include a full-service bar with an additional sun deck.

This spacious mountain lodge features a made-to-order burrito bar, homemade posole soup, and signature Grass-Fed Beef Chili. A great place to go that’s often less busy than Red Pine Lodge with very similar food. Hang out and have a beer at the bar, watch a game on TV, and warm up your chilly toes.

For the best views in the Wasatch, complemented by elevated Rocky Mountain cuisine, look no further than Lookout Cabin, located near the mid-station of Park City’s iconic Orange Bubble Express.