riding options for three

[pura vida]

so my brother lives in all of yours neck of the woods (park city) he has a couple buddies coming out and is renting sleds to go riding tomorrow. he is experienced but has been on a sled a lot later, the other two are complete noobs. he is renting them out of kamas and is wondering where he should go that both he and the new guys would enjoy. he wants to play in the deeper, off trail stuff but needs someplace that they can stay on trail-ish for the other two. ie, he doesn't want to spend the entire day digging them out. that wouldn't be fun for anyone. i'm clueless about the areas as i have never ridden down there. any help would be great. anyone want to show a decent rider and two noobs around? i definitely understand if not! sounds/looks like you guys are having a good year. sure can't say that about alaska this year. one of the worst in memory of my 20+ years of riding. thanks again.

pv

 

[JedInUtah]

If he is renting them in Kamas I would either head to Nobletts/Woodland. Or I would just head up 150 (Mirror lake Hwy) till you get to the end of the road. They groom the hwy and plenty of play to either side.

Just my thoughts.

 

[pura vida]

thanks. i'll let him know.

 

[ACG]

http://utahavalanchecenter.org/advisory/uintas

Check that out, read it, understand it. Make sure you have all the necessary equipment and know how to use it.

Check out another thread in the Utah Forum to see how easily bad things can happen in terrain that you wouldn't think twice about.

 

[hatchers]

alaska sucks!!!!

 

[hatchers]

nobletts parking lot, 10-15 min drive from kamas

 

[pura vida]

thanks hatch. i pmed you on bcr??? left me hangin' i feel unloved...

 

[hatchers]

i only swing by bcr once a week or so, just to check my fan mail

pm'd ya on brc buddy