Trevor Smith

3 weeks ago | townlift.com | Trevor Smith

PARK CITY, Utah — Grub Steak has been a valued eatery of our mountain town for nearly five decades—a culinary tradition steeped in the spirit of the West. Since 1978, locals and visitors have walked through its rustic doors to enjoy hearty dishes, warm hospitality, and an ambiance celebrating mountain living. Step inside, and you’ll feel the history in every detail.

2 months ago | townlift.com | Marina Knight |Trevor Smith |Kevin Cody

PARK CITY, Utah – Park City-based Pacific Group Resorts, announced they have purchased a majority interest in Powderhorn ski area on the Grand Mesa of Colorado near the town of Palisade. The previous owners were Colorado’s Gart family and the ski industry pioneer Andy Daly. Pacific Group Resorts, Inc. (PRGI), led by chairman Vern Greco—a former executive at Park City, Steamboat, and Purgatory ski resorts—welcomes approximately 1 million skier visits annually.

2 months ago | townlift.com | Marina Knight |Trevor Smith |Julie Snyder

PARK CITY, Utah – A lawsuit filed by Barry Baker, a multimillionaire and founding member of Glenwild Golf Club & Spa near Park City, accuses the exclusive community of mismanagement and illegal practices, including bootlegging rare wines and draining millions from its reserves. Baker seeks to dissolve the nonprofit corporation running Glenwild and appoint a receiver to oversee its operations.

Nov 30, 2024 | townlift.com | Trevor Smith |Parker Malatesta

Utah has a mini-empire of national parks. With its world-famous Mighty Five—Zion, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef, Arches, and Canyonlands—Utah has the third-most flagship national parks of any state, behind California and Alaska. While these parks get the most attention, they are supplemented by a range of other locations designated for National Park Service protection and interpretation. Some of these parks are older than the National Park Service itself, which was created in 1916.

Nov 7, 2024 | townlift.com | Kirsten Kohlwey |Kevin Cody |Trevor Smith |Marina Knight

PARK CITY, Utah — On Nov. 1, the Intermountain Professional Photographers Association held its annual print competition at Pictureline in Salt Lake City. Three Park City photographers received top awards. David Winegar received the “Nature and Wildlife Image of the Year” award for his print “Snowstorm Sheet Music.” This image of birds clinging to branches was taken during a fierce snowstorm in Wanship.