Utah Snowmobile Rentals and Tours

Utah is famous for the Greatest Snow on Earth, and there is no better way to explore it than on a snowmobile. Invert Sports offers Utah snowmobile rentals and guided snowmobile tours, with hundreds of miles of groomed trails and wide-open powder bowls just a short drive from Salt Lake City, Provo and Park City.

Snowmobile Rentals Your Way

Pick up your snowmobile rentals at our Orem location with a trailer and take them anywhere you like for as long as you need them, or let us offer our service on location at your riding destination for an additional charge. Our performance snowmobiles have reverse and are built for single riders, and depending on rider size, two people may be able to ride together.

• Tow-away snowmobile rentals from Orem, Utah
• On-location service at your riding area for an additional charge
• Daily and multi-day rentals for families, friends and groups
• Guides available for any rental

Guided Snowmobile Tours

New to snowmobiling or riding somewhere new? Our guided snowmobile tours take you through the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest near Heber City, where groomed trails climb to about 10,000 feet through thick forest and open meadows. Our guides can also lead tours at other Utah riding areas. Tour pricing depends on group size, length of the tour and the number of snowmobiles, so call or text us for a quote.

Where to Snowmobile in Utah

• Heber Valley and Daniels Summit: hundreds of miles of groomed trails near Strawberry Reservoir, about an hour from Salt Lake City and Provo.
• Mirror Lake Highway and the Uinta Mountains: trailheads east of Kamas lead into some of the best riding in the state, with big views of the high Uintas.
• Monte Cristo: deep snow and open bowls between Ogden Valley and Woodruff in northern Utah.
• Logan Canyon: groomed trails and powder riding near Beaver Mountain and Franklin Basin.
• Skyline Drive: high-elevation riding along the Wasatch Plateau above Fairview in central Utah.

What to Wear

Dress in warm layers with a waterproof jacket and snow pants or bibs, insulated gloves, warm socks and winter boots. Bring goggles and a helmet, and pack water and snacks for a full day on the trails.

Good to Know Before You Go

• Drivers: our rental drivers must be 18 or older.
• Avalanche safety: check the current forecast at the Utah Avalanche Center before heading into the backcountry, and stay on groomed trails if you are new to riding.
• Stay on open riding areas: ride on groomed trails and open riding areas, and stay out of designated wilderness.
• Fuel up: plan your ride around fuel, since gas stations are few and far between in the mountains.
• Book early: holiday weekends and fresh powder days fill up fast.

More Ways to Play in Utah

Come back in the summer for Utah boat rentals, Utah jet ski rentals and Utah ATV and UTV rentals at lakes, sand dunes and trails across the state.