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Park City Ski Rentals

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21 of 21 shops · Mid delivered $65–$82/day, avg $76 · in store $42–$77/day, avg $54

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Which Park City Ski Rental Shop Is Right for You?

Last updated: November 2026 · 2026–27 season

Park City Mountain has two base areas: Park City Mountain Village, at the edge of town, and Canyons Village. The Town Lift carries skiers from Main Street onto the mountain, and free Park City Transit buses link Main Street, both base areas and Kimball Junction. Here's what sets each shop apart.

  • Walk out to the lifts at Park City Mountain Village: Aloha Ski & Snowboard is steps from the lifts on Lowell Avenue, and Breeze is in the heart of the village.
  • Staying in Canyons Village: Aloha Ski & Snowboard has four shops in the village, including one steps from the Frostwood Gondola, and Vail Resorts runs Epic Mountain Rentals inside the Silverado Lodge, True North at the Pendry and Breeze near the base area.
  • Staying on Main Street: Aloha Ski & Snowboard has two Main Street shops, including one on Lower Main steps from the Town Lift.
  • On the drive in from Salt Lake City: Christy Sports and Breeze have shops at Kimball Junction, about 10 minutes from Park City Mountain, so you can pick up gear on the way to the mountain.
  • Epic Pass holders: get an extra 20% off at Breeze, Epic Mountain Rentals (delivery included) and True North at Pendry. Log in to your Epic account when you book to apply it.
  • Kids rent free: at Christy Sports, kids 12 and under get one free kids' package with each adult ski or snowboard package booked for four or more consecutive days. It covers the Kids Sport Ski and Kids Snowboard packages, and doesn't apply to delivery, boots-only rentals, group pricing or the holiday period from December 21, 2026 to January 3, 2027.
  • Advanced kids: Ski Butlers rents Tweener twin tips and junior race skis for strong skiers 8 to 16, and Christy Sports' Kids Premium package suits confident intermediate and advanced juniors.
  • Big feet: Christy Sports, Breeze, Epic Mountain Rentals and True North at Pendry stock ski boots up to adult size 16.
  • Storage and unlimited swaps: Aloha Ski & Snowboard stores your gear overnight for free at all its shops, swaps it as often as you like within your package, and lets you return it at any Aloha shop. Breeze at Park City Mountain Village and Canyons offers an on-snow valet so you can leave your gear on the hill overnight.
  • Goggles and ski clothing: Ski Butlers rents Smith goggles, and Mountain Threads ships ski clothing rentals to you.
  • An extra morning: Christy Sports takes returns until 10 a.m. the day after your rental ends, and Breeze, Epic Mountain Rentals and True North at Pendry don't charge for the next day if you return gear before 9 a.m. Aloha Ski & Snowboard wants gear back by closing on your last day.
  • Extra 10% off: Get an extra 10% off when you book through TripOutside with Black Tie Ski or Ski Butlers!

What Every Park City Shop Offers

  • Day-before pickup: after 3 p.m. at every in-store shop.
  • Free cancellation: up to 24 hours ahead at Breeze, Christy Sports, Epic Mountain Rentals, True North at Pendry and Ski Butlers, and up to 48 hours ahead at Black Tie Ski, which also reschedules weather and airline delays free, and Aloha Ski & Snowboard, which refunds its $20 deposit.
  • Online discounts: up to 20% off at every shop when you book online at least 24 hours ahead, and up to 25% at Aloha Ski & Snowboard and Breeze. Get an extra 10% off when you book through TripOutside with Black Tie Ski or Ski Butlers!
  • Helmets and kids' gear: every shop rents both. Reserve helmets ahead at Christy Sports, which stocks a limited number.
  • Skis without boots: every shop rents them at a lower rate. Bring your boots to the fitting so the shop can set your bindings.
  • Damage waiver: optional at every shop, covering repairable damage.

Park City Ski Rental Delivery

Aloha Ski & Snowboard, Black Tie Ski, Christy Sports, Epic Mountain Rentals and Ski Butlers bring skis and boots to you, fit everyone and pick the gear up when you're done. Most guests choose a fitting the evening before their first ski day, so they can head straight to the lifts.

How They Differ

  • Rental minimum: Epic Mountain Rentals has no minimum, so it works for a single ski day (book at least 48 hours ahead). Aloha Ski & Snowboard, Black Tie Ski, Christy Sports and Ski Butlers have a two-day minimum, and Christy Sports charges two days for a one-day booking.
  • Skip the fitting: Ski Butlers Express delivers pre-sized gear, so there's no fitting to wait for.
  • Where you're fitted: Black Tie Ski, Ski Butlers, Aloha Ski & Snowboard and Epic Mountain Rentals fit you at your lodging. Christy Sports meets your group at a meeting place near your lodging, and everyone renting must be there.
  • Delivery cost: Black Tie Ski and Ski Butlers deliver free. Aloha Ski & Snowboard, Christy Sports and Epic Mountain Rentals charge more for delivery than for in-store pickup. Aloha's online discount doesn't apply to delivery, while Christy Sports' and Epic Mountain Rentals' online discounts do.
  • Swaps: Black Tie Ski and Ski Butlers technicians come to you, slopeside or at your lodging. Christy Sports swaps gear, adjusts boots and waxes skis overnight at any of its Park City-area shops, and Epic Mountain Rentals swaps gear at its Park City shops.
  • Packages: Christy Sports delivers its Demo, Premium and Kids packages, but not Sport.
  • Unused days: Ski Butlers can often refund days you don't ski; Black Tie Ski doesn't.

Which Skis for Which Skier

  • Beginner: a Sport package, also sold as Silver, Development or First Timer. These skis are forgiving and built for turning at slower speeds, sliding and stopping, so they're the easiest skis to learn on.
  • Intermediate: a Performance, Premium or High Performance package. Performance skis combine versatility and stability for carving groomers at moderate speeds or handling variable terrain. Premium skis are recent models that move beginners quickly to intermediate runs, from groomed greens and blues to the occasional black. High Performance skis are demo-quality all-mountain and powder skis.
  • Advanced and expert: a Demo or Premium package (Aloha Ski & Snowboard's demo package is called Gold). These are the season's newest high-end skis, made to try different shapes and technologies as your skills grow or conditions change. At Park City's Vail Resorts shops (Breeze, Epic Mountain Rentals and True North at Pendry), adults can pick their exact demo model when booking at least two days ahead, where available, and Christy Sports demo packages use the same models sold on its retail floor. Ski Butlers' Premium Custom package includes skis from Parlor Skis and Wagner Custom Skis, and Black Tie Ski's Signature Ski package carries specialty skis from PEAK, Völkl and Black Crows.

Park City Ski Rentals: What to Know

Park City, Utah, is an iconic winter destination that attracts skiers with its world-class ski resorts. This ski town is in the heart of the Wasatch Mountains east of Salt Lake City and boasts the renowned Park City Mountain. The resort is known to be family-friendly with a comprehensive ski school, other fun kids activities like an alpine coaster and ice skating, and even daycare options.

Several other fantastic resorts are within an hour's drive like Brighton, Solitude and Snowbird. Park City is known for its charming historic downtown, featuring a variety of accommodations, restaurants, bars, and shops. With a free bus and trolley system, getting around is hassle-free, whether you're heading to the slopes or enjoying après-ski in town. Rental shops are conveniently scattered throughout the town and the resorts.

The ski resorts in Park City proper are Park City Mountain and Deer Valley. Deer Valley does not allow snowboarding. Just 5 miles away as the crow flies, but an hour's drive in the winter, lie Brighton and Solitude. Guardsman Pass Scenic Byway connects them in the summer, but the road is not plowed in winter, so skiers drive back to I-80 and then up Big Cottonwood Canyon to Brighton or Solitude. Similarly, Snowbird and Alta are about an hour's drive from Park City in winter, up Little Cottonwood Canyon.

Park City Mountain (resort mountain info):

  • 7,300 skiable acres, the largest ski resort in the United States, with bases at Park City Mountain Village and Canyons Village.
  • 41 lifts and 330+ trails.
  • Trails split 8% beginner, 42% intermediate and 50% advanced.
  • Base at 6,800 feet, summit at 10,026 feet.
  • Average annual snowfall: 355 inches.
  • 7 terrain parks.

Tips for Renting Skis in Park City

  • Book early for holidays: shops and delivery times fill up weeks ahead for Christmas through New Year's, MLK weekend and Presidents' Day.
  • Have sizes ready: each skier's height, weight, boot size and ability. At Christy Sports, everyone renting needs to be at the fitting to sign the rental agreement.
  • Know each skier's type: shops set binding release by skier type. Type I skis cautiously at slower speeds, Type II skis at moderate speeds on varied terrain, and Type III skis fast and aggressively. Being honest about it gets each skier the right package and a safe binding setting.
  • Skip the morning rush: mornings are the busiest time at the shops, so pick up your gear the night before. Every in-store shop opens pickup at 3 p.m. the day before your rental.
  • Wear ski socks to the fitting: thin ski socks give a more accurate boot fit than thick ones.
  • What to pack: TripOutside's What to Wear Skiing packing list covers layers and accessories.

Trusted Local Expertise, Verified by TripOutside

The TripOutside content team has vetted the local rental shops and delivery partners on this page, who rent gear every day and supply firsthand details on their locations, services and policies. Before partnering with a shop, TripOutside reviews customer feedback and ratings and confirms the shop's local expertise and current details, so each recommendation reflects on-the-ground experience. To suggest an update or correction, email stoke@tripoutside.com.

How Booking on TripOutside Works

TripOutside connects outdoor enthusiasts directly with vetted local shops to book their rentals. TripOutside has sent skiers to Park City's rental shops since 2019.

Other Park City Adventures

Park City doesn't stop when the lifts close, and TripOutside partners with local guides and shops for the rest of the year.

How does ski rental delivery work in Park City?

Aloha Ski & Snowboard, Black Tie Ski, Epic Mountain Rentals and Ski Butlers bring skis and boots to your lodging and fit everyone there, and Christy Sports fits your group at a meeting place near your lodging. All five pick the gear up when you're done, and most guests are fitted the evening before their first ski day. Epic Mountain Rentals has no minimum and needs 48 hours' notice, while the others have a two-day minimum. Black Tie Ski and Ski Butlers deliver free, and Ski Butlers Express skips the fitting with pre-sized gear.

Where can I rent skis at Park City Mountain?

At Park City Mountain Village, Aloha Ski & Snowboard is steps from the lifts on Lowell Avenue and Breeze is in the heart of the village. Christy Sports Park City is nearby on Iron Horse Drive, just off Park Avenue.

Where can I rent skis in Canyons Village?

Aloha Ski & Snowboard has four shops in Canyons Village, including one steps from the Frostwood Gondola. Epic Mountain Rentals is inside the Silverado Lodge, True North is at the Pendry, and Breeze is near the base area.

Where can I rent skis on Main Street, and how far is it to the lifts?

Aloha Ski & Snowboard has two shops on Main Street, including one on Lower Main steps from the Town Lift, which carries skiers from Main Street straight onto Park City Mountain. Park City Mountain Village is also a short walk or free bus ride from Main Street.

What are the best ski rental shops in Park City?

The best shop depends on where you're staying and who you're renting for. Aloha Ski & Snowboard has the most locations, with free storage, unlimited swaps and returns at any of its shops. Christy Sports is the pick for families booking four or more days, with Kids Rent Free. Epic Pass holders save an extra 20% at Breeze, Epic Mountain Rentals and True North at Pendry, and Black Tie Ski and Ski Butlers deliver free and take an extra 10% off through TripOutside.

How much does it cost to rent skis in Park City?

Park City ski rentals start at $42 per day. The price depends on the package (sport, performance, premium or demo), adult or kids' gear, and in-store pickup or delivery. Prices are per day, so a week's cost depends on how many days you rent. Epic Pass holders save an extra 20% at Breeze, Epic Mountain Rentals and True North at Pendry, and Black Tie Ski and Ski Butlers take an extra 10% off when you book through TripOutside. Current prices for every shop and package are in the listings above.

Do Epic Pass holders get a ski rental discount in Park City?

Yes. Epic Pass holders get an extra 20% off at Breeze, Epic Mountain Rentals and True North at Pendry, including Epic Mountain Rentals delivery. Log in to your Epic account when you book to apply it. The discount covers ski and snowboard packages, helmets, boots and delivery, but not damage waivers.

Where can I rent demo skis in Park City?

Breeze, Christy Sports, Epic Mountain Rentals and True North at Pendry rent demo packages, and Aloha Ski & Snowboard's demo package is called Gold. Demo skis are the season's newest high-end models, and Christy Sports' demos are the same models sold on its retail floor. For delivered high-end skis, Ski Butlers rents High Performance and Premium Custom packages, and Black Tie Ski rents its Signature Ski package.

Can I pick my own ski brand or model in Park City?

Yes. At Park City's Vail Resorts shops (Breeze, Epic Mountain Rentals and True North at Pendry), book a demo package at least two days ahead and choose "Pick Your Own" at checkout to select the exact skis you want, from brands such as Salomon, Rossignol, Völkl and Blizzard. Enter each skier's height, weight, shoe size and skier type, plus a preferred length if you have one. It's for adult gear only, and models depend on availability at each shop. Aloha Ski & Snowboard lets you request a specific ski when you pick up, and Black Tie Ski's Signature Ski package takes your preferences. With sport and performance packages, the shop picks skis to match your profile, and you can ask for changes at the fitting.

Can kids rent skis free in Park City?

Yes, at Christy Sports. Kids 12 and under get one free Kids Sport Ski or Kids Snowboard package with each adult ski or snowboard package booked for four or more consecutive days. The offer doesn't apply to delivery, boots-only rentals, group pricing or the holiday period from December 21, 2026 to January 3, 2027. Helmets and damage protection cost extra, and kids can upgrade to a Premium or Demo package in store for the difference in price, depending on availability.

Do I need to reserve ski rentals in advance?

It isn't required, but it's highly recommended, especially over the holidays and on peak weekends. Book through TripOutside before your trip and the shop will have your gear ready when you arrive, or deliver it to your lodging. Reserving ahead also gets you the best selection and the online discount, up to 20% or 25% depending on the shop, which walk-ins don't get.

Can I pick up my skis the night before?

Yes. Every in-store shop opens pickup after 3 p.m. the day before your rental, and none of them charge for that day. Black Tie Ski and Ski Butlers can also deliver and fit your gear after 2 p.m. the evening before without charging for that day.

What's included in a Park City ski rental package?

Ski packages include skis, boots, bindings and poles. Helmets cost extra at every shop, so add one when you book; Christy Sports stocks a limited number, so reserve ahead there. If you have your own boots, every shop rents skis only at a lower rate. Bring your boots to the fitting so the shop can set your bindings.

Can I swap or store my rental skis in Park City?

Yes. Aloha Ski & Snowboard swaps gear free as often as you like within your package and stores it overnight for free at all its shops. Breeze, Epic Mountain Rentals and True North at Pendry swap within your rental category at any Vail Resorts shop, and Breeze at Park City Mountain Village and Canyons offers an on-snow valet so you can leave your gear on the hill. Black Tie Ski and Ski Butlers technicians come to you to swap or adjust gear.

What if I return my skis early?

Policies differ by shop. Breeze, Epic Mountain Rentals and True North at Pendry refund the remaining whole days you won't use, and gear returned after 9 a.m. is charged for that day. Ski Butlers can often refund unused days, depending on timing and notice, while Black Tie Ski doesn't refund unused days. The safest plan is to rent for the days you know you'll ski and add days during your trip if you need them.

Can I rent ski clothing and goggles in Park City?

Ski Butlers rents Smith goggles with its delivery packages. Mountain Threads rents ski clothing and winter boots and ships them to you, and the What to Wear Skiing packing list shows what to pack and what to rent.

What ski resorts are in Park City?

Park City Mountain, which joined with Canyons in 2015 to become the largest ski resort in the United States at 7,300 acres, and ski-only Deer Valley. Brighton and Solitude are about an hour's drive in winter via I-80 and Big Cottonwood Canyon, and Snowbird and Alta are about an hour away up Little Cottonwood Canyon.

Can you snowboard in Park City?

Yes, at Park City Mountain, and most Park City shops rent snowboards too; compare them on Park City snowboard rentals. Deer Valley is ski-only.

When does Park City Mountain open for the 2026–27 season?

Park City Mountain plans to open on November 20, 2026, conditions permitting. Check the resort's website before booking rentals for an early-season trip, since opening dates can change with snow.

Does Park City offer night skiing?

No. Park City Mountain doesn't offer night skiing. Nearby Brighton Resort in Big Cottonwood Canyon does, about an hour's drive away in winter.

Does a Park City ski rental include lift tickets?

No. Rental packages cover your gear, and lift tickets are sold separately by Park City Mountain. Park City Mountain is owned by Vail Resorts and is on the Epic Pass.

Is Park City good for beginners, and how hard is the skiing?

Yes. Park City Mountain has terrain for every level, with long green runs, a dedicated ski school and well-groomed trails. By the resort's numbers, 8% of its terrain is beginner, 42% intermediate and 50% advanced, so beginners stick to the learning areas and green runs while they build up.

What is the best way to get from Salt Lake City to Park City?

Drive or take a shuttle. Salt Lake City International Airport is about 35 miles from Park City, typically 45 minutes to an hour depending on traffic and weather. Shuttles, private transfers and rental cars are available at the airport, and many shuttles drop off at Park City lodging.

Can I get around Park City without a car?

Yes. Park City Transit is fare-free, with buses linking Main Street, Park City Mountain Village, Canyons Village and Kimball Junction, plus a free trolley on Main Street. Ski rental delivery means you don't need a car to pick up gear either.