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Cross Country Skiing in Uinta Mountains near Park City
Park City•moderate
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–4.5 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have a good level of cardiovascular fitness and basic endurance for sustained aerobic activity over varied terrain.
Overview
Discover the quiet beauty of Utah’s Uinta Mountains on a private cross country skiing tour. Glide through aspen forests and snow meadows for an unforgettable outdoor winter adventure.
Cross Country Skiing in Uinta Mountains near Park City
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Date
Thu, Jun 4
Travelers
2
Adventure Tips
Dress in moisture-wicking layers
Layering helps regulate your body temperature in changing mountain weather conditions.
Bring sunscreen and UV-protective eyewear
Sunlight reflects strongly off snow, increasing UV exposure even on cloudy days.
Stay hydrated
Cold air can mask dehydration, so drink water regularly throughout your tour.
Use poles for stability
Cross country ski poles improve balance and help distribute your effort evenly.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule deer
- Snowshoe hares
History
The Uinta Mountains are one of the few east-west trending ranges in North America, historically used by indigenous Ute people for seasonal hunting and gathering.
Conservation
Efforts in the Uintas focus on preserving fragile alpine ecosystems by limiting motorized access and promoting low-impact recreation.
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Date
Thu, Jun 4
Travelers
2
Adventure Hotspots in Park City
Date
Fri, Jun 5
Travelers
2
Recommended Gear
Insulated waterproof jacket
Essential
Keeps you warm and dry during snowy and windy conditions in the Uinta Mountains.
winter specific
Thermal base layers
Essential
Moisture-wicking layers keep you warm without overheating or chilling as you ski.
winter specific
Ski gloves or mittens
Essential
Protect your hands from cold and wind while maintaining dexterity for poles.
winter specific
Ski goggles or sunglasses with UV protection
Essential
Protects your eyes from strong sun glare reflected off snow and wind.
winter specific
Frequently Asked Questions
Date
Thu, Jun 4
Travelers
2