The St. Regis Deer Valley2300 Deer Valley Drive East Park City, Utah 84060 stregisdeervalley.com +1 435 940 5700

The St. Regis Deer Valley J&G Grill#2 Hotel in the U.S.

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From al fresco dining to mountain

adventures, The St. Regis Deer Valley offers

countless activities surrounded by nature.

Enjoy our mountain paradise and experience

a Signature St. Regis Summer.

Mountain ViewsNature, Refined

Adventure, AwaitsAdventure is only a step away at The St. Regis Deer Valley. We are thrilled to have you as our guest and invite you to experience everything our mountain paradise offers.

Our mountainside resort is where luxury and adventure meet and we hope you will indulge in our superior amenities, exquisite cuisine, and nature at its finest with both indoor and outdoor pursuits.

Welcome to a Signature St. Regis Summer.

Summer Field GuideThis field guide will familiarize you with your surroundings as well as our summer offerings, exquisite services, and outstanding cuisine. We are honored to share Park City’s summer and the flawless St. Regis experience with you.

Please contact the Concierge Team for details and appointments at +1 435 940 5717 unless otherwise noted.

State Animal : Rocky Mountain Elk

State Fish : Bonneville Cutthroat Trout

State Flower : Sego Lily

State Insect : Honey Bee

Fezzari Bicycles The St. Regis Deer Valley has teamed up with local company Fezzari Bicycles to provide guests with summer biking adventures. Fezzari Bicycles has provided guests with the Simbi, a retro inspired bike ideal for jaunts around town. We encourage you to take the complimentary bikes for an outing to Main Street, to enjoy a ride down the historic Rail Trail, or to take a picnic to City Park.

Demo Days On select dates, Fezzari Bicycles will host demo days with their mountain bikes for guests to enjoy a day riding the trails of Deer Valley Resort. After you’re done, you can order the bike and it will be specifically customized for you and delivered to your door.

There are great

bike rides for

all –

from gentle paved

paths to

epic trails.

On the trail with Fezzari

Summer Trail Map

Please visit the Concierge to pick up a Deer Valley Resort Summer

2015 Trail Map.

Endless Possibilities

Elevated AdventuresThe St. Regis Deer Valley and Elevated Adventure Company are delighted to bring guests adventures of a lifetime. Imagine waking up in the comfort of your hotel room, flying to several breathtaking, natural wonders, and returning to the resort in time for fine dining at J&G Grill.

The adventures can be as big as your imagination and Elevated Adventure will help suggest locations based on interests, time of year, and length of your desired trip. Adventures are completely customizable and can include land, air, or water, and are tailored for all adventure levels as well as for families. Elevated Adventure Company will be your adventure concierge and no detail of the planning will be spared.

Please call +1 802 779 2464 or email tinanardi@elevatedadventurecompany.com for more details and to book an adventure.

Adventure Concierge

Get Out and Explore

Local Activities This summer season Elevated Adventure Company is also offering Local Activities for guests. Tours start from the doors of The St. Regis Deer Valley. Kids and furry friends are welcome!

Local Activities are available by request and must be reserved 24 hours in advance. Minimum 2 people.

HIKING OR TRAIL RUNNING 1-2 hours $65 / person 2-3 hours $85 / person Kids <13yrs $45 / kidEmbark on beautiful single track trails that weave their way across the mountain side. Your guide will plan a scenic hike or trail run for you to experience some of the beautiful views Park City has to offer. Packs & snacks provided. Please bring water.

NATURE HIKE WITH A NATURALIST 1-2 hours $85 / person 2-3 hours $105 / person Kids <13yrs $60 / kidThis experience is for those who both enjoy, and wonder about, the flora and fauna on their hikes. Your knowledgeable guide will answer your questions and more! Take the time to stop and discuss the flowers on this truly informative nature hike. Packs & snacks provided. Please bring water.

MOUNTAIN BIKING 1-2 hours $85 / person 2-3 hours $105 / person Kids <13yrs $65 / kidWith hundreds of miles of fantastic single track, experience the Gold Level IMBA riding that Park City has to offer. Pedal through aspen groves and glide across the mountain side. Take in the alpine views while riding a spectacularly smooth single track. Bike Rental NOT included. Packs & snacks provided. Please bring water.

For more information or to book a Local Activity please call Elevated Adventure Company +1 802 779 2464 elevatedadventurecompany.com

Culinary Offerings There are many dining choices at The St. Regis Deer Valley. From the exquisite cuisine of J&G Grill to DIY s’mores at our fire pits, there’s something to feed everyone’s appetite! Call Concierge for details on all the dining options.

Chef de CuisineAs Chef de Cuisine at Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s J&G Grill, Chef Rachel Wiener oversees menu planning for the restaurant, award-winning wine dinners, and The St. Regis Bar. At every opportunity, Chef Rachel incorporates the principles of “slow food” and local “farm to table” cooking in her menus.

J&G Grill At J&G Grill Park City, enjoy light fare developed by Jean-Georges Vongerichten in this modern mountain lounge. J&G Grill specializes in slow-cooked, farm-to-table fare that highlights seasonal ingredients, and is known for its extensive wine program, including the property’s 13,000-bottle Wine Vault where the resort hosts intimate dinners that allow guests to interact with winemakers and winery owners.

Chef Rachel Wiener

“At the resort, we have incredible access to a

variety of fresh ingredients that allow us to deliver

award-winning dishes to our diners. Whether it’s

local Koosharem Trout, elk, or produce, we love

providing our guests with innovative dishes that

utilize the finest Utah has to offer.” -Chef Rachel

St. Regis BarCome for the conversation, stay for the cocktails. Every St. Regis hotel creates its own signature Bloody Mary and The St. Regis Deer Valley is no exception. In a nod to the resort’s altitude we offer the 7452 Mary, a blend of our famous Bloody Mary mix and local High West Distillery vodka served with a touch of black salt on the rim and finished with Wasabi-Celery foam. Also, paying homage to St. Regis tradition, the bar is graced with a commissioned mural - a triptych reflecting Park City’s history as a silver mining town by artist Phillip Buller. Light fare created by Jean-Georges Culinary Concepts is available.*

Sunday Jazz Brunch Beginning in July, join us on Sundays for a Jazz Brunch on our Mountain Terrace. Throughout the Jazz Age, The St. Regis New York played host to some of history’s most beloved jazz greats and we’re paying tribute to this rich musical legacy this summer. Join us for a buffet style brunch, bubbly cocktails, and local Jazz artists while you enjoy mountain views.

*A cocktail and limited food menu is also available at the pool.

St. Regis Deer Valley Signature SpicesIn partnership with renowned Chef Lior Lev Sercarz of NYC, we are delighted to present our new St. Regis Deer Valley Signature Spices. Lior’s spice blends reflect the essence of a place and a moment, and guests will be able to take home a piece of The St. Regis Deer Valley and the mountains with them.

Deer ValleyA sweet and subtly spicy blend of cocoa, honey, and pepper elevates desserts, cocktails, and creates a Deer Valley worthy cup of hot cocoa.

Great Salt Lake Capturing the soft and gentle tastes of pink salt along with fennel and dried lavender, bringing subtle floral notes to fish, vegetables, and dressings.

Wasatch SageSage thrives in mountain habitats and its strongly aromatic and slight bitterness paired with juniper and pepper creates a blend for game, poultry, and sauces.

The St. Regis spices will be available for purchase in the candy shop. Also, visit the schedule of events for special spice culinary adventures.

The St. Regis Deer Valley has partnered with Park City’s Kimball Art Center to provide families with new creative traditions. For more than 40 years, the Kimball Art Center has inspired and connected the Park City community through art. The nonprofit center provides art education, free exhibitions, and a variety of events to the public, including the annual Park City Kimball Arts Festival that attracts more than 50-thousand people to Park City’s Historic Main Street.

The Kimball Art Center will be offering family art classes at the resort to explore both nature and art. Bring your children and your creative spirit and create a unique family keepsake.

Contact concierge to find out more.

Family Traditions

Remède SpaUnwind and surrender to 14,000 square feet of bliss at Remède Spa. Descend the grand spiral staircase to our tranquil lower level and experience a world of peaceful indulgence. Our beautiful spa features 11 elegant treatment rooms, where certified spa professionals use ancient healing arts to relax and refresh body and spirit. We are proud to offer the luxurious and exclusive Natura Bissé products and treatments. Natura Bissé offers innovative products and experiences designed for the most exclusive hotels. Discover custom facial and body treatments to meet your unique needs.

Call the spa at 435-940-5830 for reservations and more details on current products and treatments.

Yoga With Tina NardiYoga came into Tina’s life early as a young athlete, and the passion for the practice has grown ever since. In 2009 she completed her 600 hour Yoga Teacher Training with D’ana Baptiste at Centered City Yoga. Find peace as you stretch your toes and root your bare feet, breathe in your surroundings, and truly connect with nature.

V Art Of WellnessJoin us for an intensive alpine fitness experience with V Art of Wellness celebrity trainers Christopher and Tracie Vlaun exclusively at The St. Regis Deer Valley on select dates throughout the summer.

V Art of Wellness is a five-star holistic fitness and wellness brand that combines the intensity of their Miami-style boot camp with the fundamentals of yoga to invigorate the mind, body and soul, all while harnessing the power of working out, outside. Come experience unforgettable fitness taking place on our Grand Lawn with stunning mountain views.

Please contact Spa Concierge at +1 435 940 5830 for more information and to reserve your class. All classes provide yoga mat, towel, and water.

Summer Wellness

St. Regis Big Stars, Bright Nights Concert SeriesThe St. Regis Deer Valley is pleased to sponsor this concert series at the Deer Valley Amphitheater. Park City Institute has lined up a fabulous schedule of world-class performers.

All St. Regis Big Stars, Bright Nights concerts take place at Deer Valley Resort’s Snow Park Outdoor Amphitheater. Gates open at 5:30 p.m. and shows start at 7:00 p.m. Lawn and reserved tickets may be purchased online.

• July 3 – X Ambassadors • July 16 – Kellie Pickler • July 23 – Aloe Blacc • July 27 – Melissa Etheridge • August 7 – San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus • August 12 – Parsonsfield, Laney Jones and The Spirits, Jeffrey Foucault • August 15 – American Acoustic, Punch Brothers & I’m With Her • August 18 – Smash Mouth, Cracker, The Romantics • August 26 – Five For Fighting • September 3 – Josh Turner

Deer Valley Music Festival - Utah SymphonyThe Deer Valley® Music Festival (DVMF) is the Utah Symphony/Utah Opera’s summer home in the mountains. The 2017 Festival will be its 14th season of providing chamber music, classical, opera, and pops offerings at Deer Valley Resort.

• July 1 - Patriotic Celebration Featuring Lisa Vroman • July 5 - Vivaldi’s Four Seasons • July 7 - Ella At 100: Patti Austin Sings Ella Fitzgerald with the Utah Symphony • July 8 - The Beach Boys with the Utah Symphony • July 12 - A Night at Bach’s Coffeehouse • July 14 - Gershwin’s Greatest Hits Featuring Rhapsody in Blue • July 15 - Leslie Odom, Jr. with the Utah Symphony • July 19 - Hotoda Conducts Beethoven, Haydn & More • July 20 - The Music of Prince with the Utah Symphony • July 21 - Diana Krall • July 22 - Harry Potter and The Sorcerer’s Stone™ in Concert with the Utah Symphony • July 26 - Calcara Plays Copland • July 28 - Disney in Concert: “A Dream is a Wish” • July 29 - Ben Folds with the Utah Symphony • August 4 - Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture & Piano Concerto No. 1 • August 5 - Classical Mystery Tour with the Utah Symphony – A Tribute to The Beatles

Events At The St. Regis Deer Valley:Daily, 6:00-10:00am

Coffee Bar in The St. Regis Library Complimentary.

Daily, 3-6pm

Seasonal Beverage Enjoy a complimentary seasonal beverage located in the lobby to refresh during the summer.

Daily, 6:30pm

St. Regis Champagne Sabering Ritual Join us each night at dusk on the Mountain Terrace as we celebrate the transition from daytime to evening with this iconic ceremony. Learn the history and witness the traditional sabering, followed by a toast with champagne or sparkling cider. This is a complimentary event.

Nightly, 7:00-9:00pm

St. Regis Signature S’mores Create your own delicious St. Regis S’mores treat with house-made grahams, marshmallows and gourmet chocolate at our cozy fire pit on the Astor Terrace. This is a complimentary event.

June 16, 5pm

Savor the Spice – A Wine Dinner We will be unveiling our new custom St. Regis spice blends to create an interactive spice and wine dinner.

The evening will begin with an introduction by Chef Lior on the art of blending spices followed by a three-course dinner by Chef Rachel with carefully-selected wine pairings. Guests will also receive a copy of Chef Lior’s new book, The Spice Companion. $190 per person

June 17, 6pm

Savor the Summit on Main Street Join us for an al fresco evening of culinary delights at Main Street’s biggest dinner party. Chef Rachel Wiener will take guests on a culinary adventure to explore spices around the world. The dinner will follow a spice trade route with each course pulling inspiration from the flavors of a specific region. $250 per person, includes wine pairings.

Summer EventsJune 18, 11am to 3pm

Father’s Day Brunch Celebration Celebrate Father’s Day with the unmatched mountainside views from our Mountain Terrace. We’ll be firing up the grills and serving a buffet style brunch to give dad a meal he won’t forget. $65 per person, $30 per child age 5-12

July 5, 6pm

Opus One Wine Dinner The St. Regis Deer Valley will host an exclusive wine pairing dinner in partnership with Napa Valley’s Opus One Winery, offering guests the opportunity to sample rare vintages including the 2006, 2008, and 2013. Additionally, the dinner represents the Utah debut release of Overture by Opus One. Chef de Cuisine Rachel Wiener will develop the four-course pairing menu in tandem with St. Regis Deer Valley Wine Ambassador Ursula Hermacinski. $190 per person.

Sundays, beginning July 2

Jazz Brunch We’re paying tribute to the rich jazz tradition of The St. Regis with a buffet-style brunch, bubbly cocktails, and live music from local Jazz artists while you enjoy mountain views on the Mountain Terrace.

$65 per person, $30 per child age 5-12

July 13-16 – Fezzari Bicycles Demo Day*

July 20-23 – Fezzari Bicycles Demo Day*

August 3-6 – Fezzari Bicycles Demo Day*

Events In Park City:Wednesdays, June 7-October 25, 12:00-6:00pm

Park City Farmers Market at Park City Canyons A community market that features a beer garden, local produce, and handmade gifts.

Savor the Summit

*Fezzari Bicycles will host demo days with their mountain bikes for guests to enjoy a day riding the trails of Deer Valley Resort.

Sundays, June 4-September 17, 10:00am-5:00pm

Park Silly Sunday Market on Main Street An eco-friendly open air market and street festival featuring live music, artists, performers, kids’ activities, gourmet foods, farmer’s market produce, and artisanal creations.

Wednesdays, June 21-August 23, 6:00-8:00pm

Mountain Town Music concert series at Deer Valley Resort Snow Park Amphitheater Free and open to the public. Doors open at 4pm.

June 17, 6:00pm

Savor the Summit Join in Park City’s annual celebration of food, drink, and live music with this unique outdoor dinner party that brings local restaurants together to serve a feast down the middle of Main Street.

July 4

Independence Day Celebration & Fireworks Take in a concert, catch the rodeo, or an outdoor concert and enjoy the 4th on Park City’s Historic Main Street for our annual 4th of July Parade and a full day of activities, including a 5k run, pancake breakfast, parade, live music, rugby games, and beer gardens.

July 6-9

Park City Food and Wine Classic Experience an epicurean extravaganza where master winemakers, culinary greats, and distinguished guests gather to play, wine, and dine.

August 5-12

Summit County Fair Experience a traditional county fair, complete with a rodeo, demolition derby, and tons of fun for the entire family.

August 4-6

Kimball Arts Festival The Kimball Art Center hosts one of the top art festivals in the country with more than 200 selected artists, 30 live bands, three wine and beer gardens, and the Kimball Kid’s Corner.

September 17

2017 Tour des Suds The Tour des Suds is a party on bikes with costumes, a post-ride BBQ, and prizes. A mass start from City Park heads up Main Street then onto single-track for a 7-mile tour up to Guardsman Pass. After celebrating the race finish, riders make their way to Town Lift Plaza for more festivities. All ages welcome, kids under 18 ride free.

Main Street, Park City

Besides the abundance of natural scenery, Park City’s Historic District offers a unique charm that provides a beautiful backdrop for memorable photos. Here are some notable photo opportunities that can be found along Main Street.

Banksy street art image that appeared

during the 2010 Sundance Film Festival. Franz the B

ear

Park City HistoryEven though Brigham Young and the Mormon settlers had passed near the north end of this valley in 1847 on their trek to Salt Lake City and Indian hunters roamed the area as early as 1600 A.D., Park City was not settled until the late 1860’s after prospectors discovered silver here in October 1868. With the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad at Promontory, UT in 1869, many laid off railroad workers settled in Park City to seek their fortunes mining the rich silver ore as well as gold, lead, and zinc.

Some key dates in the history of Park City*:1868 Silver is discovered.

1869 The Transcontinental Railroad is completed at Promontory, Utah. Laid-off workers, including many Chinese, settle in Parley’s Park City (later shortened to Park City).

1870 Parley’s Park City has a total population of 164.

1872 The discovery of exceedingly rich silver ore (400 ounces to the ton) leads to the opening of the Ontario Mine and starts a boom town atmosphere in Park City. George Hearst, the father of William Randolph Hearst, and partners buy the Ontario for $27,000. It will produce over $50 million in its lifetime.

1875 A free public school is established.

Park City Museum

1880 The first issue of The Park Record newspaper comes off the press. It has been published continuously from this date forth, expanding from one day each week to every Wednesday and Saturday.

1881 Park City is the third city in Utah to receive telephone service. The Catholic Church builds a frame church and names it St. Mary’s.

1884 Park City is incorporated.

1889 The town’s population is over 5,000. The city is one of the first in the state to have electric lights.

1894 The “Silver Queen”, Susanna Bransford Emery, is making $1,000 a day from her interest in the Silver King Mine.

1896 Park City has a population over 7,000.

Trial by Fire 1898 Park City approaches a population of 10,000. In June, 200 of the 350 structures, homes and businesses burn in the worst fire Park City has ever seen. Three-quarters of the town is gone, 500 are homeless, $1 million in property is lost.

1899 The town is rebuilt in one and one-half years! Many new buildings are built of brick and stone to withstand fire. George Wanning’s saloon is the first to be rebuilt.

1901 Silver King aerial tramway uses buckets to bring ore down to town, lowering transportation cost to 22-cents a-ton from $1.50 per ton when hauled with horses and wagons.

Park City Museum

1904 The Miners Hospital is built for the sum of $5,000 raised by local businessmen and the Western Federation of Miners Local #144. Six thousand miners are treated for “Miner’s Con,” or silicosis, in the first year.

1917 The prohibition of liquor called “the Great Experiment” begins in Utah, two years before the rest of the nation. Bootleggers abound; stills and home-brewing are popular.

1921 There are 27 bars in Park City and, despite prohibition, a thirsty soul could buy a drink in all but one of them. Prohibition continues through 1932.

1929 The stock market crashes. Silver King stock plummets from $12.87 to $6.50 in one year; Park Consolidated stock falls from $2 to 27 cents.

Skiing Starts with a Jump 1931 Alf Engen sets a world record at Ecker Hill, a ski jump built in 1928, by jumping 247 feet. In all, Engen sets five world records at Ecker Hill.

1936 The town’s first Winter Carnival is a success, with more than 500 skiers arriving in (what is now) Deer Valley on the ski train – a four-hour journey from Salt Lake City.

1947 The first lift goes in at Snow Park (now Deer Valley Resort). Mining prices drop lower.

1949 By July 1, all mines have shut down, putting 1,100 miners out of work throughout Wasatch, Summit, and Daggett counties.

1951 Park City is increasingly referred to as a “ghost town” throughout Utah and the American West. There are 1,150 “ghosts” (residents) in town at this time.

1952 Some mines re-open as mineral prices rise, but Park City’s population plummets and businesses close.

Park City Museum

1955 The red light district is raided. By 1956, the days of the “giddy girls” are over and the last parlor has closed its doors.

Skiing Gives Town a Lift 1958 United Park City Mines looks to diversify and starts a feasibility study to begin the Treasure Mountain Resort (now Park City Mountain Resort).

1963 Park City qualifies for a federal loan from the Area Redevelopment Agency. The government gives $1.25 million for use in starting a ski area. A gondola, a chairlift and 2 J-bars are installed. A lift pass costs $3.50 and there are almost 50,000 skier days that first year.

1965 A mine train takes skiers into a Silver King Mine tunnel, then up a shaft to the top of the mountain, but the trip proves too slow to be very popular. As word of the new ski area spreads, people start moving to Park City. This train car is on display at the Park City Museum today.

1968 Park West Ski Area (now Canyons Village at Park City Mountain Resort) opens.

Art Hits Main Street 1970 First Park City Art Festival debuts on Main Street.

1976 Kimball Art Center, in the old Eley Garage at 638 Main St., opens its doors with two galleries, a gift shop and classrooms.

1980 KPCW, Summit County’s public radio, goes on the air.

1981 Deer Valley Resort opens at the site of the old Snow Park area (which closed in 1969).

Park City Museum

Field Notes

Summer 2017

1981 The United States Film and Video Festival (which has since become the Sundance Film Festival), highlighting independent films, opens in January for the first season in Park City.

1987 TV45, Park City’s television station, begins broadcasting.

1990 The estimated population of year-round residents is 4,500. Skier days for all three ski areas are over 850,000.

1993 The Utah Winter Sports Park opens.

1995 Salt Lake City is awarded the 2002 Winter Olympic Games.

1997 Wolf Mountain, formerly Park West, is renamed The Canyons, and opens for its 28th season. Bear Hollow makes history with the Olympic bob and luge track opening at the Winter Sports Park.

2002 Park City hosts more than 40 percent of the events for the XIX Winter Olympic Games. Deer Valley hosts slalom, freestyle moguls, and aerials; Utah Olympic Park holds bobsleigh, luge, skeleton, nordic combined, and ski jumping events; Park City Mountain Resort hosts giant slalom, snowboard GS, and half pipe events.

2013 Park City is voted “Best Town in America” by Outside Magazine. * Courtesy of Park City Historical Society & Museum

Field Notes

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