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But for Park City, one of the reasons why my husband and I enjoy it so much is that it does have this really rich mining history, and, and this is the really important part, it's so accessible.

Our route starts on Main Street.

Our ...

The, literally you can take a bike, you can hike, bike, you can ride the chairlift from Main Street, and you can reach what is now a National Historic District.

So up there at the Silver King, which is right at the base of the Bonanza Chair at Park City Mountain, that's a 31-acre site that was literally a village unto itself during the mining heydays, and, and it's, it's just literally right there.

You're steps from history, and it's so convenient to access and learn about.

So we've been really successful in, uh, raising grants, and we will continue to ask for grants to continue running it and to enhance it and develop, uh, um, additional routes in the future.