moderate
4 hours
Participants should have a moderate level of fitness to comfortably handle snowmobile controls and outdoor conditions for several hours.
Discover the ultimate winter adventure in Utah’s Uinta Mountains with a private snowmobile tour. Guided backcountry trails and top-tier gear promise an unforgettable 4-hour thrill ride near Kamas.
4 Hours - Must have Previous Backcountry Experience
Embark on an exhilarating 4-hour snowmobile adventure through the stunning Uinta Mountains. Navigate diverse terrains, from gentle slopes to steep inclines, while enjoying the comfort of brand-new snowmobiles equipped with handlebar warmers. With expert guidance and exclusive access to breathtaking trails, this experience promises unforgettable winter thrills.
4 Hours - Show up 15 minutes early if meeting at the trailhead. Must have Previous Backcountry Experience
Proper winter outerwear will help ensure an enjoyable, comfortable ride. You won't have a good time if you're COLD! Traverse through powdery meadows, dense forests, and over mountain passes. The terrain can be varied and challenging, from gentle slopes to steep inclines, requiring skill and confidence to navigate.
Guide Helmet Goggles Headsocks Handle Bar Warmers
Gloves Boots Snow-Pants Snow-Jacket Tip
Gloves One-Piece Snow Suits
Participants must be at least 18 years with Valid Driver License to drive. As a snowmobile tour company, your safety is our top priority. We may need to cancel or reschedule your booking in the event of unsafe weather conditions. Thank you for your understanding!
Wear moisture-wicking base layers and insulated outer layers to stay warm and dry on cold mountain trails.
Stay within sight of your guide to safely navigate varying terrain and avoid getting lost in remote areas.
Ensure your snowmobile’s handlebar warmers and throttle respond well before hitting steeper sections.
Bring a small first aid kit and emergency blanket in case of unexpected delays or cold exposure.
The Uintas have long been a seasonal hunting and gathering area for Native American tribes before becoming a recreational hotspot.
Local operators implement low-impact snowmobiling practices to preserve delicate alpine ecosystems and minimize noise pollution.
Keeps feet warm and dry during the cold snowmobile ride.
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Provide crucial warmth by wicking moisture and trapping heat.
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Protect hands against cold wind and maintain dexterity on the controls.
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Shield eyes from snow glare and wind while riding at speed.
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