moderate
2 hours
Participants should have a moderate level of fitness to comfortably control a snowmobile and endure cold outdoor conditions.
Experience the freedom and thrill of a self-guided snowmobile tour in Utah’s Daniels Summit mountains. Perfect for all skill levels, this 2-hour ride delivers breathtaking winter views and endless snowy trails.
Discover the exhilaration of snowmobiling in the majestic Daniels Summit mountains with the 2 Hour Self-Guided Snowmobile Tour offered by Daniels Summit Lodge. Located near Heber City, Utah, this tour gives adventurers the freedom to explore endless snowy trails at their own pace, making it perfect for those craving an independent winter escapade. The diverse fleet of rental snowmobiles suits riders of all experience levels, supported by expert staff who ensure your safety and enjoyment on Utah’s unique snow terrain. Whether weaving through forested paths or gliding across open fields blanketed in fresh powder, you’ll encounter stunning seasonal scenery and challenging terrain that keeps the adrenaline flowing. Along the way, the crisp mountain air, sparkling snow, and expansive views create an unforgettable backdrop to your ride. Ideal for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike, this self-guided tour allows for personalized adventure and memorable moments in one of Utah’s prime winter playgrounds.
Wear multiple layers with waterproof outerwear to stay warm and dry during your snowmobile ride.
Take a few minutes to review the snowmobile controls before starting your trip to ensure a safe ride.
Snow and weather conditions can change quickly, so verify trail status with Daniels Summit Lodge prior to your tour.
Having a means of communication and a basic emergency kit is wise since this is a self-guided experience.
Daniels Summit has long been a route for travelers and explorers, historically connecting Utah’s valley communities through mountainous terrain.
Daniels Summit Lodge emphasizes sustainable practices, encouraging riders to stay on designated trails to protect fragile winter ecosystems.
Keeps your body warm and comfortable during cold rides.
winter specific
Protects against snow, wind, and moisture while riding.
winter specific
Keeps your hands warm and allows proper control of the snowmobile.
winter specific
Protects eyes from snow glare and wind.
winter specific