- There are fantastic trails for taking a guided tour that the whole family will enjoy.
- Rent a snowmobile for a day in the open fields and meadows.
- The snowmobiling complexes have extensive trail networks and warming stations.
- Guided tours can access the private ranches and lands surrounding the National Forests.
Overview
Because the National Forests, ski resorts and private ranches are so close and accessible, it's no surprise that Park City snowmobile rentals and guided tours have developed as quickly as they did.
Promoting and protecting the interests of the community around Park City, Utah snowmobiling has received considerable support regarding maintenance, development and access to dedicated trails.
Where to go Snowmobiling
Wasatch Mountain Snowmobile Complex
With 70 miles of trails winding through the state park and National Forest, this is one of the premier locations for Park City snowmobiling. The complex even includes warming stations to help shake off the cold.
Mill-Flat Tibble Fork is a popular 15.7-mile trail, passing play areas, the Wasatch crest and views of Mount Timpanogos before descending into the American Fork Canyon. Also popular, the Midway Reservoir Trail is an easy 4.8-mile spur to the reservoir.
Mirror Lake Snowmobile Complex
Found just a few miles east of Kamas, this facility has trails that head up to 10,000 feet in the Uinta Mountains. Four access points mean there's plenty of variety within the area, and there are warming stations strategically placed.
Try out the 35-mile Mirror Lake Highway, accessing the frozen namesake. The southern section of the 22-mile Soapstone Trail connects to the Strawberry Snowmobile Complex, extending trail possibilities considerably.
Mill Hollow Snowmobile Complex
This area is best known for wide-open play areas within easy access of the trailheads. In addition, there is a good variety of trails, including groomed trails for beginners to try out.
The 10.5 miles Wolf Creek Trail is popular for hill climbs from the Hanna Trailhead, while the Co-op Trail follows switchbacks up the mountain, accessing incredible views over Strawberry Valley.
Strawberry Reservoir Snowmobile Complex
Found in the immediate vicinity of the reservoir and river of the same name, the complex has some of the best maintained public trails in the area and plenty of play areas to cruise around.
The Daniels Loop Trail is perfect for beginners, being well-maintained along the entire 25.6 miles. Both the 11.5 mile Strawberry River Trail and the 37.5-mile Strawberry Trail are popular options as well.
Uintah Basin Snowmobile Complex
An attractive feature about this Park City, Utah snowmobiling area is the location. Immediately adjacent to the Flaming Gorge National Park on the eastern side of the Uinta Mountains, trails continually offer incredible views of the brilliant sandstone ledges.
Designated a National Scenic Byway, the 31.6-mile Red Cloud Loop only increases in beauty in winter. Both the 22-mile Don Hatch Trail and 11-mile Bassett Springs Trail challenge advanced riders in their narrow and steep hill climbs.
Private Ranches
Most tour companies lead visitors through a combination of private ranches and public land. Connecting with a company that offers these types of tours can make for a unique experience, where off-trail riding is encouraged and traffic is low.
Guided Tours & Rentals
Whether it's your first time or you're an advanced rider, contact the companies below to arrange the guided tour or Park City snowmobile rentals that your group requires.
