See if you can find the nine life-size snow globes featuring Park City winter themes. Photo: Historic Park City Alliance

HISTORIC MAIN STREET, Utah — Back for the second year in a row, the Snow Globe Stroll features nine life-size snow globes showcasing Park City winter themes.

Brought to you by the Historic Park City Alliance, the snow globes will be displayed until Wednesday, January 5.

The first snow globe was a product of Austrian inventor Erwin Perzy in 1900. His original intent was to improve the electric lightbulb; instead, he invented a magical winter-themed toy loved by all.

Snow Globes evoke all that is whimsical and magical about the holiday season. They often bring irresistible cheer to the viewer as they watch whirling snowflakes dust miniature scenes of winter.

This winter, nine life-sized snow globes return to Main Street featuring Park City winter themes. The globes become activated via motion sensors as visitors approach. Scan the QR code to be entered to win various gift certificates from a variety of Main Street merchants. You can start your stroll at the bottom, the top, or the middle, but don’t miss a single globe.

Download the Snow Globe Stroll Map to follow along.

Don't forget to drop off your letters to Santa's Mailbox located at the Depot, on Main Street by December 24 to make sure all the wishes get to the North Pole in time! — Don’t forget to drop off your letters to Santa’s Mailbox located at the Depot, on Main Street by December 24 to make sure all the wishes get to the North Pole in time!

And while you are strolling be sure to bring your wish list for Santa. We’ve made special arrangements for Park City’s Main Street to be a drop-off site for letters to Santa Claus!

Little ones enjoy this annual tradition as we prepare for Santa’s flight over Utah. Drop off letters in the Santa Mailbox at the corner of Main Street and Heber Avenue.