Looking for rentals & a place to stay

[13below0]

Were looking at flying into SLC in Feb and Im looking for info on who to rent from and a place to stay. Nothing fancy just needs to be a place to dump are gear and take a shower (3 to 4 guys). Also if we could hook up with a guide at a resonable rate that would be great. Looking to rent 800s the few places that I have seen have all been 600s. TIA

 

[JedInUtah]

If you want 800s and the best experience, I would check out these 2 places and in this order.
#1- Uinta recreation- Mtnpull on here is the owner. www.uintarecreation.com. Great rentals, great service, closest to the airport, and guessing he can work something out with lodging.

#2- Beaver creek lodge- stay at the lodge, riding is right out the back door. About 2.5 hours from the airport. Great riding and guides. www.beavercreeklodge.com

 

[13below0]

Thanks. I think someone else also mentioned Mtnpulls place. I will give him a shout.

 

[LM.]

Try here. they have a nice lodge and the sledding is great They are up Logan Canyon.

http://www.beavercreeklodge.com

 

[SledGimp]

If you want 800s and the best experience, I would check out these 2 places and in this order.
#1- Uinta recreation- Mtnpull on here is the owner. www.uintarecreation.com. Great rentals, great service, closest to the airport, and guessing he can work something out with lodging.

X2 on this one, great people to work with and good sleds to ride.

 

[mtnpull]

Thanks for the recommendations guys.

Give me a call and I can help walk you through getting a cabin at a reasonable rate that you can ride from and only an hour out of SLC airport. The riding from the cabin is second to none. I don't usually rent 800's, but I can get you set up with them if you have to have the 8's. As well as delivered to the cabin for you.

801-361-0443
Adam

 

[CanyonRat]

MtnPull

I'll vouch for Adam as well. Class act all the way. You be glad you called

 

[Smoot]

Beaver Creek Lodge has awesome riding and guides. They have brand new 2011 skidoo sleds. You can get the powertek or etec 146" and 154" sleds that run with anything on the mountain. I would definitely recommend them.