Getting outdoors during the shoulder season isn’t always easy and doesn’t necessarily appeal to everyone, even the biggest outdoor enthusiasts. So what’s a local trail riding buff supposed to do in Utah when it’s a bit chilly for ATV-riding and the snow hasn’t yet accumulated enough for the snowmobile season? Take a look at some of our top picks for things to do in Utah in late fall and early winter:

• Visit Utah Olympic Park in Park City and follow a guided tour, hike the trails, and take on the Mountain Challenge.
• Get your holiday shopping done now so you won’t have that pesky distraction once the snow really starts to fly and you want to get outside.
• Get your personal snowmobile tuned up and ready for the amazing season of powdery trail riding that awaits.
• Spend a day on a scenic train ride aboard the Heber Creeper or the North Pole Express, departing from the Heber Valley Railroad.
• Gather some friends and head out to some of the state’s top microbreweries to see for yourselves why Utah’s craft brewing scene is thriving.
• Head to Bryce Canyon National Park or Zion National Park for a day hike to experience landscapes like no other and discover Utah’s wildlife.
• Go for a soak and tour of the Homestead Crater in Midway – an all-natural geothermal pool, in a crater.
• Plan and make arrangements for a perfect winter getaway: spend a day skiing at Snowbird, or hit the groomed snowmobile trails with Lofty Peaks to tour the breathtaking backcountry.

Your friends at Lofty Peaks Adventures LLC look forward to seeing you this winter! Whether you choose an unguided snowmobile rental or a rental with a guided tour, Utah’s powder-covered trails will be sure to thrill you. With three convenient rental locations, we’re here for all your outdoor adventure needs. Contact us at (435) 654-5810 to make a reservation request.