This Ski Town Was Just Named the Most Expensive in the U.S.
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This Ski Town Was Just Named the Most Expensive in the U.S.
"A stay in Park City provides guests easy access to Park City Mountain Resort (PCMR) and Deer Valley Resort, which are both among the most popular resorts in the country. PCMR is the largest ski area in the nation, with over 7,300 acres for skiers and snowboarders to explore. Its versatile terrain attracts every level of skier, from beginners to seasoned athletes looking for their next adventure."
"Although the historic destination has its Western charm, a Main Street bustling with Michelin-starred dining, boutique shopping, and plentiful art galleries lets guests indulge in every luxury. The area also dominates Travel + Leisure's list of the best resorts in the state. In the latest World's Best Awards, Goldener Hirsch, Auberge Resorts Collection topped the list thanks to a cozy Austrian atmosphere paired with sleek design touches and premium amenities."
Analysis of winter 2026 booking data for Park City, Salt Lake City, Aspen, and Vail shows Park City as the priciest ski destination, averaging $1,621 per night for accommodations. Park City offers easy access to Park City Mountain Resort (the nation’s largest ski area with over 7,300 acres) and Deer Valley, a skiers-only resort known for groomed trails and limited lift tickets. A bustling Main Street with Michelin-starred restaurants, boutique shopping, and art galleries enhances the luxury appeal. Proximity to Salt Lake City International Airport contributes to strong demand and elevated hotel rates.
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