Ok, I'm a big snowmobiler from Michigan but I'm running out of winter so I thought I may be able to talk my wife into riding ATV's. I know this is a snowmobile forum but I can't seem to find a good ATV forum. We plan on going to Provo in the middle of May and again in July. I was hoping to find a nice Hotel or Lodge near Provo that rents ATV's on site that wouldn't have to be trailered. Any information would be appreciated.
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Give me a call and I might be able to help you out. I don't have on site rentals, but I have some associates that you can rent a cabin or lodging that we can deliver to onsite. You can visit my site and see what we have to offer. I also have an early booking special right now where you can take 25% off the rental with free delivery.
http://uintarecreation.com/utah-atvs/park-city-atv-rentals/
801-613-0288
Adam
http://uintarecreation.com/utah-atvs/park-city-atv-rentals/
801-613-0288
Adam
Mtnpull will take care of you...and the riding around the Heber area is as good as it gets. In May, you may still find some snow...
In May we still be riding sleds in the Uintas and I bet we will be riding on Baldy on July 4th this year. Just got 18 to 24 inches of snow this weekend in the mountains
Thanks for the replies. I'm not sure how much time I'll have available after scheduling our May trip. I'll give Adam a call as soon as I know what days are open for us while we're out there. Are you still getting rideable snow in Utah? I really dont want to drive 300 miles to ride. Also, I think my wife can be talked into ATV's easier than snowmobiles. it's been a long winter and she pretty much just likes to ride to the restaurants anyway. I was hoping I could get to ride somewhere on ATV's with nice scenery to get her interested. Anyway, I'll give Adam a call this week.
We have gotten more snow this year than in the last 30 years, will be riding until June easy. Not much seanery until the snow melts, you could ride the sand dunes or five mile pass but I would not say either of those places are senic. There is some great riding to be had in the summer though.
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