Ultimate Uintas Ski and Stay Adventure: Snowmobile and Cozy Cabin Escape in Utah
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
2–3 days
Fitness Level
Participants should have good cardiovascular fitness and moderate to advanced skiing skills.
Overview
Discover a thrilling winter getaway in Utah’s Uinta Mountains with Uintas Ski and Stay. Experience snowmobile access to pristine slopes and cozy nights at Bear River Lodge, crafting the perfect mix of adventure and comfort.
Uintas Ski and Stay
Contact to Book | Starting at $825 pp | 2-3 Days
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About This Adventure
Experience an unforgettable ski adventure in the stunning Uinta Mountains, combining thrilling snowmobile access with cozy nights at The Cabins at Bear River Lodge. Choose from two to three-day packages that promise breathtaking scenery and the perfect blend of excitement and comfort, making for a truly memorable getaway.
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Rates
Two Days/One Night: From $825 per person Two Days/Two Nights: From $900 per person Three Days/Two Nights: From $1200 per person Three Days/Three Nights: From $1275 per person
Duration
2-3 Days
About
Day ski tour with snowmobile access for two or more days in the remote Uinta Mountains, each night returning to the comforts of beautiful onsite accommodations at The Cabins at Bear River Lodge. Due to the somewhat removed location of the skiing in the Uintas we strongly recommend extending your stay with this overnight option.
Adventure Tips
Dress in moisture-wicking layers
Winter in the Uintas can vary rapidly; layering keeps you warm and dry during outdoor activities.
Carry avalanche safety gear
Snowmobile access opens backcountry terrain where avalanches are a risk; always bring beacon, probe, and shovel.
Book accommodations early
The Cabins at Bear River Lodge have limited spaces—reserve to secure your spot, especially during peak season.
Fuel up on high-energy snacks
Long days skiing and snowmobiling demand quick energy; pack portable, nutrient-dense snacks to keep stamina high.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Elk herds roaming the forests
- Snowshoe hares darting through the underbrush
History
The Uinta Mountains hold significance for the Ute tribe, who utilized the area for hunting and spiritual practices long before modern tourism.
Conservation
Operators emphasize low-impact travel and educate guests on preserving the fragile winter environment unique to high alpine ecosystems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Snowmobile suit
Protects against wind and cold when riding snowmobiles across open terrain.
winter specific
Avalanche beacon
Critical for locating you in the event of an avalanche in backcountry areas.
winter specific
Insulated gloves
Keeps hands warm and dexterous for both skiing and snowmobile operation.
winter specific
Thermal base layers
Foundation layer to maintain body heat during prolonged cold exposure.
winter specific