Thaynes Canyon Pathway Project

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Project Overview

In 2019, Park City was awarded Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) funding to improve biking and walking connections in the Thaynes Canyon / Three Kings area. In 2025, Park City received additional County funding to continue work on Phase II of the project.

To efficiently use these funds, the project has been implemented in phases:

  • Phase I (Thaynes Canyon Dr.) was completed in Fall 2025.

  • Phase II (Three Kings Dr.) is currently in the alternatives analysis stage.

Phase II will complete the connection between Thaynes Canyon Dr., Silver Star and Park City Mountain Resort, providing new and improved bicycle and pedestrian facilities along Three Kings Dr.

Phase I - COMPLETED Fall 2025

Phase II – Alternatives Analysis

The City is currently conducting an alternatives analysis for Phase II of the project. Public input is an important part of this process, alongside other considerations such as constructability, cost, maintenance, connectivity, safety, and overall feasibility.

We’re reaching out to the community to gather your ideas and input on this phase of the project. Your feedback will help shape improvements that reflect the needs and vision of Park City residents.

Please review the design alternatives below and share your thoughts in the brief survey.

To meet the project team and provide feedback in person, or virtually, please join us:

Project Neighborhood Meeting

  • Thursday, November 13, 2025 | 6:00 p.m.
  • Three Kings Water Treatment Plant (Spiro Conference Room)
  • Parking is limited

Explore the next phase of the Thaynes Canyon Pathway Project. Your input will support safer, more connected neighborhoods for everyone who walks, bikes, or rolls along Three Kings Drive. Can't attend in person? Join us virtually via this link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83474671609

Questions? Please contact logan.jones@parkcity.gov.



Project Overview

In 2019, Park City was awarded Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) funding to improve biking and walking connections in the Thaynes Canyon / Three Kings area. In 2025, Park City received additional County funding to continue work on Phase II of the project.

To efficiently use these funds, the project has been implemented in phases:

  • Phase I (Thaynes Canyon Dr.) was completed in Fall 2025.

  • Phase II (Three Kings Dr.) is currently in the alternatives analysis stage.

Phase II will complete the connection between Thaynes Canyon Dr., Silver Star and Park City Mountain Resort, providing new and improved bicycle and pedestrian facilities along Three Kings Dr.

Phase I - COMPLETED Fall 2025

Phase II – Alternatives Analysis

The City is currently conducting an alternatives analysis for Phase II of the project. Public input is an important part of this process, alongside other considerations such as constructability, cost, maintenance, connectivity, safety, and overall feasibility.

We’re reaching out to the community to gather your ideas and input on this phase of the project. Your feedback will help shape improvements that reflect the needs and vision of Park City residents.

Please review the design alternatives below and share your thoughts in the brief survey.

To meet the project team and provide feedback in person, or virtually, please join us:

Project Neighborhood Meeting

  • Thursday, November 13, 2025 | 6:00 p.m.
  • Three Kings Water Treatment Plant (Spiro Conference Room)
  • Parking is limited

Explore the next phase of the Thaynes Canyon Pathway Project. Your input will support safer, more connected neighborhoods for everyone who walks, bikes, or rolls along Three Kings Drive. Can't attend in person? Join us virtually via this link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83474671609

Questions? Please contact logan.jones@parkcity.gov.



  • Three Kings Drive Phase II Design Survey

    Please share your feedback on the project and proposed design alternatives.

    Take Survey
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Page last updated: 13 Nov 2025, 10:43 PM