Park City - Dividend to Treasure Hollow to Homerun

Dividend to Treasure Hollow to Homerun is a ski run of varying difficulty located on Park City Mountain at Park City Mountain Resort. The trails run from the summit of the PayDay Express chairlift, down to the Park City Mountain Village base area, which is also where the bottom of the lift is located. The run starts on Dividend, an intermediate trail that begins off to the right when unloading the chairlift. The trail is straight and wide-open and was ungroomed at the time of this recording. The trail ends when it meets the Treasure Hollow trail, which runs perpendicular to Dividend. Treasure Hollow is also an intermediate trail but does not have as steep of a pitch as Dividend and was groomed at the time of this recording. The trail eventually merges with Homerun, which is a beginner trail and is, at this point, a very wide-open trail. The trail runs straight until it passes under the mountain coaster bridge and arrives at the Park City Mountain Village base area, along with the bottom of the PayDay and Crescent Express chairlifts. Park City Mountain Resort is a ski resort located in Park City, Utah. The resort is located in western Summit County and is located about a 45-minute drive east of the state's capital and largest city, Salt Lake City. The resort spans two separate areas connected by a gondola: Park City Mountain and Canyons. Park City Mountain rises up from near the center of town, serving a large variety of trails through the area for all ability levels. Meanwhile, Canyons is located a few miles north of town and has a more horizontal, spread-out layout. Canyons caters more to intermediates, with a variety of blue runs located across the area. Plenty of advanced terrain can also be found, however, with the most extreme runs being located off of the famous 9990 Express chairlift, which exclusively serves double-black terrain. The two areas were separately owned until 2014 when Vail Resorts, the owner of Canyons at the time, purchased the Park City Mountain area from Powdr Corporation, after multiple years of litigation involving the Powdr's lease on the land. Then, in 2015, the Quicksilver Gondola was built between the two sides, joining the two ski areas together for the first time. Park City Mountain was also a venue for the 2002 Salt Lake Winter Olympics, hosting multiple skiing and snowboarding events. Since the resort is owned by Vail Resorts, the resort is on the Epic Pass with the full pass granting unlimited access to the resort. Vertical: 1,278 ft Length: 1.31 mi Filmed on December 27, 2021 Filmed on the GoPro Hero 9 Black with the Max Lens Mod attached