moderate
3–4 hours
Participants should have a moderate fitness level, able to walk for several hours in snow and handle some elevation changes.
Explore the Uinta Mountains on a private snowshoe tour just beyond Park City. Enjoy quiet trails, beautiful aspen groves, and fresh mountain air during this premium half-day adventure.
Discover the beauty and tranquility of the Uinta Mountains on a private 3-4 hour snowshoeing adventure just outside Park City, Utah. Led by Wasatch Adventure Guides, this premium tour guides you through pristine aspen groves and quiet snow-covered trails, offering a peaceful escape far from the crowds. The Uinta Mountains provide a unique winter backdrop with expansive views, fresh mountain air, and untouched snowy landscapes. Perfect for those looking to connect with nature in a more intimate way, this private half-day tour emphasizes comfort, safety, and personal attention from expert guides. Whether you're new to snowshoeing or an experienced outdoor lover, the itinerary balances adventure with relaxed exploration, allowing travelers to appreciate local flora, wildlife, and winter serenity. Expect to experience physical activity that's moderate, with opportunities to stop and take photos or simply soak in the breathtaking surroundings. This experience also highlights the importance of respecting the environment by staying on trails and minimizing impact, ensuring these mountains remain a pristine destination for generations to come.
Snow-covered trails in the Uintas can be wet and slushy; waterproof boots keep your feet dry and comfortable.
Poles help with balance on uneven or icy snowshoe paths, especially on uphill sections.
Cold weather can mask dehydration, so carry water and drink regularly.
Mountains weather can change quickly; layering lets you adjust warmth and ventilation.
The Uinta Mountains have long been a resource and travel route for Native American tribes, especially the Ute people.
Local guides promote Leave No Trace principles to protect sensitive alpine environments and wildlife habitats.
Keep feet dry and warm while trekking through snow and slush.
winter specific
Protect against cold mountain temps with breathable insulated clothing.
winter specific
Provide stability and support on snowy and icy terrain.
winter specific
Ensure easy access to water without removing your pack during the tour.