Overview

Southern Utah offers the perfect landscape for snowmobiling. Whether you have your own equipment or need to rent a snowmobile, there are miles of groomed trails, monuments, parks, bowls and resorts which provide snowmobiling fun. Whiz off into virgin snow, dodging trees and enjoying scenic mountain slopes with this exhilarating winter sport.

Where to Go Snowmobiling

• Cedar Mountain/ Dixie National Forest
  Duck Creek Village and Panguitch Lake on Cedar Mountain offer incredible snowmobiling experiences on the Markagunt Plateau. There is plenty of snow along the 225 miles of state groomed trails with ample play areas.
• Brian Head Resort
  Brian Head Resort provides single or group snowmobiling on marked trails through some of Utah’s most stunning scenery. Guided tours and equipment rentals are available.
• Cedar Breaks National Monument
  When snow closes the road to regular traffic, snowmobiling is permitted on the main monument road and parking areas. The paved walkway from the Visitor Center to Point Supreme Overlook is also open to snowmobilers.
• East Fork Trail, Ruby’s Inn
  Fee-free snowmobiling trails start from Ruby’s Inn and run for 20 miles through Dixie National Forest with overviews of Bryce Canyon. Along the East Fork of the Sevier River and around the Tropic Reservoir there are several play areas. Other trails run along the Aquarius Plateau and along non-serviced forest service roads with spectacular views.

Guided Tours and Rentals

Many outfitters offer equipment rentals or guided snowmobiling trips around Bryce Canyon - checkout the list of suppliers below.