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Jordanelle Reservoir and the Wasatch mountains photographed from Shoreline in autumn

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A Guide to Park City: Skiing, Dining and the Outdoors

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Explore the skiing, trails, lake access, restaurants and performances near Shoreline in Hideout, Utah.


Park City grew from a silver mining town into a mountain destination known for skiing, dining and outdoor recreation. For Shoreline residents, it is a short drive away.

Deer Valley and Park City Mountain offer nearby skiing and snowboarding. Park City's Historic Main Street is about 15 minutes from Shoreline by car. Allow more time in winter conditions.

Jordanelle State Park sits below Shoreline. The Ross Creek area connects to the park's Perimeter Trail and offers non-motorized lake access for paddleboarding, kayaking and fishing. Check Utah State Parks for current access, fees and conditions.

Concept rendering of a pool terrace with shaded tables and loungers, the planned clubhouse behind
Concept rendering of the planned Shoreline village center and pool. Preliminary; the materials shown are placeholders.

On Main Street, restaurants range from farm-to-table dining to casual après-ski stops, with sushi, steak, wood-fired pizza and cocktails among the choices. It is about a 15-minute drive from Shoreline.

The Egyptian Theatre and Eccles Center host performances year-round. Salt Lake City, about 45 minutes down the canyon, offers ballet, symphony, opera and professional sports. Travel times vary with traffic, route and winter weather.

Mountain biking trails and golf courses offer more ways to spend time outdoors around the Wasatch Back. For a longer trip, Utah's five national parks are all within a day's drive.

Unpacking the Amenities at Shoreline Park City
Existing Shoreline homes and Jordanelle Reservoir from the air, September 2026

Hideout, Utah

Visit the model home.

Monday to Saturday, 11am to 5pm. Walk-ins welcome.

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