easy
2–3 hours
Participants should have basic fitness and be comfortable walking on snow-covered trails for a couple of miles.
Join the Wasatch Women Mountain Collective for a breathtaking full moon snowshoe tour in Park City, Utah. Discover serene winter trails, starlit skies, and community in this peaceful nighttime adventure.
Sponsored by Wasatch Adventure Guides and Stio!
Our Guided Stargazer and Full Moon Snowshoe Tours are for local community members of Park City, Heber Valley, and the Greater Sale Lake City area. Our WWMC Snowshoe Tours are a great opportunity to expand your outdoor circle, learn Park City trails, and meet community members.
Join this group of adventurous women to snowshoe in Park City and let our headlamps light the way down!
This is a free community event- sponsored by Wasatch Adventure Guides and Stio.
Our events are considered "Moderate" with varying mileage and elevation gain.
Typical, mileage for our snowshoe tours can be 2 miles to 3.5 miles with elevation gain varying from +350 to +750 feet.
After signing up, we will send out specific information with current trail conditions, and our meeting location within 1 week of the event.
If you have any questions about our snowshoe group or the terrain that we cover please give us a call directly.
All guests need to come prepared with snowshoes, poles and a headlamp. Each participant should have water and extra layers along with appropriate footwear.
If you do not have your own gear, Wasatch Adventure Guides is offering gear rentals when you sign up online for the event.
If you are renting gear from us, guides will bring your rental equipment to the trailhead, gear pick-ups are not required.
All events will take place in Park City at designated trailheads.
Wear moisture-wicking base layers and insulated outerwear to stay warm during chilly nighttime temperatures.
Carry a reliable headlamp with fresh batteries for safe navigation before and after moonlit sections.
Poles help maintain balance on snowy, uneven terrain and reduce strain on knees.
Even in cold weather, bring water to stay hydrated during physical exertion on the snowshoe tour.
Park City’s mining heritage dates back to the late 1800s, and many trail areas pass historic sites tied to that era.
Guides promote Leave No Trace practices to protect fragile alpine ecosystems and reduce human impact during tours.
Keeps feet warm and dry during snowshoeing over cold and snowy terrain.
winter specific
Protects hands from cold and moisture for comfortable grip on poles.
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Provides warmth by trapping body heat during chilly night hikes.
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Essential for visibility during low-light sections of the moonlit tour.
winter specific