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The Everything Ice Sled Adventure in Heber City, Utah - Salt Lake City

The Everything Ice Sled Adventure in Heber City, Utah

Heber Cityeasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal physical exertion required besides getting on and off the sled

Overview

Discover a thrilling private ice sled adventure in Heber City, Utah. Glide across frozen landscapes with all the gear you need for a perfect winter day outdoors.

The Everything Ice Sled Adventure in Heber City, Utah

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Adventure Tips

Dress in Insulating Layers

Wear moisture-wicking base layers and insulated outerwear to stay warm during the ice sled experience.

Protect Your Eyes

Use sunglasses or goggles to shield your eyes from intense sunlight reflecting off the ice.

Watch for Thin Ice Areas

Be cautious around sections where ice may be thinner or showing cracks, and follow all guide instructions closely.

Bring Waterproof Boots

Wear waterproof and insulated boots to keep your feet dry and warm throughout the adventure.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Bald eagles soaring above the bay
  • Mule deer spotted around forest edges

History

Strawberry Bay Marina sits on Deer Creek Reservoir, an area historically used for irrigation and outdoor recreation since the early 1900s.

Conservation

Efforts are in place to minimize disturbance to winter wildlife and protect the fragile ice environment around the reservoir.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Thermal Base Layers

Essential

Keeps your body warm and dry under outer clothing during cold ice adventures.

winter specific

Insulated Waterproof Boots

Essential

Protects your feet from wet, icy conditions while providing warmth.

winter specific

Sunglasses or Goggles

Essential

Shields your eyes from glare caused by sunlight reflecting off the ice.

winter specific

Warm Hat and Gloves

Essential

Crucial for preventing heat loss and protecting extremities from frostbite.

winter specific