Bekah Stevens came to Park City thinking she’d stay for one winter.Twenty-three years later, she’s transitioning into ownership of Park City Powder Cats — one of the most unique independent ski operations in the country.In this episode of Ski In Sell Out, we talk about:<ul><li>growing up in rural Vermont</li><li>moving west after college</li><li>seasonal jobs and ski town survival</li><li>why so many people stayed in Park City</li><li>how mountain towns have changed</li><li>the reality of raising a family on the Wasatch Back</li><li>entrepreneurship, burnout, gratitude, and community</li><li>what it actually takes to build a meaningful life here</li></ul>This one isn’t really about skiing. It’s about choosing a life — and sticking with it long enough for it to become your own.If you’ve ever wondered whether it’s still possible to build a future in a mountain town, this conversation is for you.#SkiInSellOut #ParkCity #PowderCats #MountainTown #ParkCityUtah #UtahRealEstate #SkiCulture #Entrepreneurship #WasatchBack #OutdoorLifestyle

Park City

Most people come to Park City for one winter.
Somehow that turns into 20+ years, a family, a business, and an entire life you never planned for.
This episode with Bekah Stevens is really about:
community
sacrifice
mountain towns
career pivots
raising kids here
and figuring it out as you go
Bekah’s story is one a lot of people in this town quietly relate to.
From teaching skiing at Deer Valley to becoming the future owner of Powder Cats, this was one of our favorite conversations yet.
Full episode live now.
#ParkCity #SkiInSellOut #MountainTownLife #Utah #PowderCats #Entrepreneurship #WasatchBack #OutdoorLife #ParkCityUtah

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