Woodward Park City
Woodward Park City is not a traditional ski resort. It's an action sports campus built around progression — a place where skiing, snowboarding, skateboarding, BMX, scootering, and mountain biking share the same facility and the same ethos. The ski terrain is small (124 acres) and the vertical modest (650 ft), but the park features are world-class: massive jump lines, a superpipe, jibs, and an indoor Barn facility with foam pits, trampolines, skate bowls, and a digital freestyle training system. Woodward exists to build skills, not to rack up vertical. It opened in 2019 on the site of the former Gorgoza tubing park near Kimball Junction and has quickly become the training ground for the next generation of freestyle athletes. For families with kids who want to learn park riding, or for adults looking to progress in a controlled environment, there is nothing else like it in the Wasatch.
Woodward Park City is not a traditional ski resort. It's an action sports campus built around progression — a place where skiing, snowboarding, skateboarding, BMX, scootering, and mountain biking share the same facility and the same ethos. The ski terrain is small (124 acres) and the vertical modest (650 ft), but the park features are world-class: massive jump lines, a superpipe, jibs, and an indoor Barn facility with foam pits, trampolines, skate bowls, and a digital freestyle training system. Woodward exists to build skills, not to rack up vertical. It opened in 2019 on the site of the former Gorgoza tubing park near Kimball Junction and has quickly become the training ground for the next generation of freestyle athletes. For families with kids who want to learn park riding, or for adults looking to progress in a controlled environment, there is nothing else like it in the Wasatch.