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Spectacular.

Guardsman Pass is a tough but unforgettable climb—steep grades, tight switchbacks, and big elevation gain. The views from the top, at nearly 9,700 feet, are worth every pedal stroke. Expect light traffic on weekdays and smooth pavement for a fast, fun descent.

City Park is beautiful, with ample green space, art displays, and breathtaking views. The park includes several large lawns that are ideal for a lovely picnic. There are also ball fields, basketball and volleyball courts, and restrooms, making it an excellent afternoon spot on a sunny day.

The Union Pacific Rail Trail is an almost 27-mile trail that runs from Park City to Echo. While it is a popular spot for hiking and biking, but there is a good chance you will have the trail to yourself. The trail is mostly gravel, but this section in Park City is paved.

The Silver Quinn Trail is a paved trail that runs north of Park City. It is almost 4 miles long and connects with some off-road trails if you want to extend your ride.

Park City is a popular destination in both the summer and the winter. It is home to the Sundance Film Festival, one of the most fantastic independent film festivals in the United States. This town was also host of the 2002 Winter Olympics and historically was a silver mining town.

City Park is a beautiful park in Park City that is full of green space, art and great views. There are several large lawns that are the perfect place to rest during a ride. There are also picnic benches, ball fields, and restrooms.

Steeped in local history, Parleys Canyon pays homage to 19th century pioneer Parley P. Pratt’s surveying of this mountain pass route to Salt Lake Valley. Rugged yet picturesque terrain makes his namesake canyon a challenging ride featuring rewarding valley and peak vistas.