
Explore
Ride from a trailhead
The trailheads we ride from, each with its address, services and directions.
Trailhead areasStart at the summit
Ride straight from Daniels Summit Lodge into the Uinta National Forest.
Daniels Summit LodgeExplore Local Trails
Experience breathtaking mountain views, glimpse majestic wildlife, and carve up fresh powder on one of our local Utah trails. Let our professional team at Lofty Peaks Adventures LLC recommend the best trail options for your party and time of year. Book a rental online today or call us at (435) 654-5810 to talk to a friendly team member.

Daniels Summit Lodge
Ride directly into the Uinta National Forest
Conveniently located just off Highway 40 at the top of Daniels Summit, this adventure hub sits only about 45 minutes from Park City and offers direct access to the breathtaking Uinta National Forest.
Unlike many off-road destinations, Daniels Summit gives riders immediate trail access right from the property. No trailers. No loading up. Just hop into your UTV and begin exploring.
Around Heber
Enjoy Outdoor Recreation
Heber City has long been known as the "Wasatch Back," home to our state's most scenic and exciting recreational experiences. Lofty Peaks is located right in the center of the action, making it the most convenient place to book a recreational rental in the local area.
- Enjoy watersports and recreation at Jordanelle State Park.
- Relax in a 65-foot-deep hot spring at Homestead Crater.
- Ski world-class terrain at Deer Valley or Park City Mountain, about 20 minutes away.
- Play 90 holes of public golf in the Heber Valley, including two courses that have hosted LPGA and PGA events.
- Fly fish the rivers and mountain streams around the Heber Valley.
- Cross-country ski the Olympic venue at Soldier Hollow.
- Tube down 1,200-foot sliding lanes at Soldier Hollow Tubing.
- Mountain bike the trails of the Wasatch Back.
- Drive the Alpine Scenic Loop or the Mirror Lake Highway.
- Visit Cascade Springs and Bridal Veil Falls.
- View Heber Valley's beautiful landscape from the Heber Creeper railway.

Jordanelle State Park



