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Within the colorful structures that line Park City's Main Street are a number of clothing boutiques, sporting-goods stores, and gift shops. In recent years, brand-name stores like Lululemon, Patagonia, and Gorsuch have opened their doors along Historic Main Street, but alongside these recognizable names are locally owned boutiques and shops that help preserve the Park City charm.
For many returning visitors, the first stop in town is Dolly's Bookstore to check on the two cats: Dolly and Pippi Longstocking. Oh, and to browse a great selection of regional books as well as national bestsellers. Dolly's also has a uniquely complete selection of children's books and toys. While you are at it, swing through neighboring Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory to satisfy your sweet tooth.
Jam-packed with classic toys and modern fun, J. W. Allen & Sons rescues parents who forgot to pack toys for their kids on family vacation. Scary dinosaurs, giant stuffed bears, dolls, sleds, scooters, and kites are as irresistible as the candy.
Classical music and the aroma of fresh-roasted coffee greet you at La Niche. While away an hour in this cozy collection of linens, home decorations, quilts, and cooking and decorating books, with an intimate espresso and gelato bar in the back.
This artist-driven boutique sells local handmade jewelry, women's clothing accessories, home decor, baby items, and local art.
Main Street is packed with great art galleries, and the best way to see them all is the Park City Gallery Stroll, a free event hosted by the Park City Gallery Association on the last Friday of the month 6–9 pm, sun or snow.
You'll find a quick fix for your sweet tooth here, and you can watch them make fudge, dozens of different caramel apples, and other scrumptious treats. There's another location at 1385 Lowell Avenue.
