easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels with light to moderate walking on snow-covered terrain.
Discover Park City’s rich mining history on a guided snowshoe tour. Perfect for all ages, this adventure offers expert guides, rental gear, and scenic winter trails.
Experience the unique blend of history and winter adventure with Wasatch Adventure Guides' Historical Snowshoe Tours in Park City, Utah. This guided tour takes you through the fascinating mining heritage of Park City, allowing you to explore well-preserved landmarks and iconic sites that tell the story of the area’s rich past. Whether you're a beginner or seasoned adventurer, the tour provides all the necessary rental gear, snacks, and water to keep you comfortable and energized. The knowledgeable guides share captivating stories of the miners and their lives, making every step on the snow-covered trails informative and engaging. Perfect for families, history buffs, and outdoor enthusiasts alike, the easy-to-follow route ensures everyone can enjoy the fresh mountain air while discovering Park City's historical roots. Snowshoeing here not only offers a physical activity but also a meaningful connection to the landscape and culture. With professional support and excellent equipment provided, it’s an unforgettable way to explore winter’s quiet beauty while learning about a pivotal era in Utah's history.
Temperatures can fluctuate, so bring moisture-wicking base layers and a warm insulating layer to stay comfortable.
Poles help with balance and reduce strain on knees during snowshoeing, especially on uneven or icy terrain.
Even in cold weather, it's important to drink water regularly to maintain energy and prevent dehydration.
Winter weather in the mountains can change rapidly; check forecasts before heading out and prepare accordingly.
Park City was once a booming silver mining town in the late 19th century, and many original mining structures remain preserved along the snowshoe trails.
Wasatch Adventure Guides emphasizes Leave No Trace principles to protect natural habitats and historic sites in the Park City area.
Keeps feet warm and dry during snowshoeing, essential for comfort and safety.
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Protects hands from cold and enhances grip on poles and gear.
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Provides warmth by retaining body heat without bulk.
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Protects eyes from UV rays and glare reflecting off the snow.
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