Sun Peak and Bear Hollow sit on the hillside west of SR-224, between Canyons Village and the Utah Olympic Park. They’re quiet, trail-connected neighborhoods with almost everything a few minutes away.

At a glance

• Where. West of SR-224, just north of Canyons Village and below the Olympic ski jumps.
• Homes. Single-family homes, townhomes and condos, including Bear Hollow Village and The Cove at Sun Peak.
• Skiing. Canyons Village is a few minutes away.
• Outside. Rob’s Trail starts up Bear Hollow Drive and connects to the Mid Mountain Trail, and the Utah Olympic Park is next door. Sun Peak has a community clubhouse, pool and tennis courts.
• Errands. Kimball Junction, a few minutes north.
• Getting around. A new bus rapid transit station is planned at Bobsled Boulevard.
• Schools. Park City School District. Check any address with the district’s own locator.

Daily life

Days here tend to start on a trail. Rob’s Trail is right up the road, the Olympic jumps rise just above the neighborhood, and town, the resort and the interstate are all within easy reach.

Worth knowing

Bear Hollow Village and Sun Peak each have their own associations and amenities, so it’s worth knowing which one a home belongs to.

My take

My go-to spot. Hiking Rob’s Trail. It’s one of my favorite ways to get outside without having to go far or make a big plan.

What people don’t realize. The location is incredibly strategic. You can reach town, Canyons Village, Kimball Junction and the interstate without feeling centered around any one of them.

What I love most. The trail access, and the balance between a neighborhood feel and easy access to everything.

If you’d like to see Sun Peak and Bear Hollow the way I’d show it, say hello.