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Untracked snow and unforgettable turns on a guided backcountry ski trip in Utah. We use experienced guides to keep you safe and find the best snow.
Utah Mountain Adventures. 801.550.3986 · View Website. Utah Mountain Adventures offers year-round climbing and backcountry guiding services with an instructional emphasis. Share
Guided backcountry skiing and snowboarding tours in the Wasatch Mountains of Utah. Experienced, professional guides. Tour descriptions and online booking.
Connect up-to 6 Utah ski resorts in 1 day, skiing backcountry and inbounds terrain with our expert guides. For advanced to expert skiers.
Mar 30, 2010
Based in the Wasatch Range near Salt Lake and Park City since 1993, Utah Mountain Adventures (UMA) is a full-spectrum, year-round guide service. Programs include backcountry skiing and split-snowboarding, rock climbing and ice climbing, avalanche instruction, summer and winter mountaineering, trekking (hiking and
Jared Hargrave, Owner and Editor of UtahOutside.com, has written a backcountry skiing guidebook titled, “Backcountry Ski and Snowboard Routes, Utah" published by Mountaineers Books. The book is available right now at Mountaineers Books, Amazon.com, and Barnes & Noble.
The toughest part about choosing to ski in Utah is deciding which resort(s) to visit. Our mountains have many similarities and we honestly don't think you can go wrong with any of them. Each one has its own unique feel however, so we've put together this quick Utah ski resort guide to help you decide which resorts to visit.
Advanced Backcountry Tour: Join other proficient backcountry skiers and split-boarders for weekly group tours led by UMA guides. Intended for participants with b-c touring experience seeking partners for the backcountry and looking to learn new terrain and avoid avalanches.
A quiet, underdeveloped, underskied resort. Short liftlines always. Hotshots will prefer other resorts, while the wanderer could be content here for a couple days. Really for families and others interested in an outstanding -- and quiet -- skiing experience. Nobody will call Brian Head the best in Utah, but quite a few call it their

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February 2018