The Backcountry Pros
Utah Ski Guides And Utah Rock Climbing Guides
Adventure Unbound!
We Live and Breathe the Mountains
Whether it's a day backcountry skiing in Utah's Wasatch mountain peaks, a 'tough as nails' day of alpine ascents or desert crack climbing in Red Rock Canyons, or a multi-week journey in Alaska, we have you covered. Each trip is custom-tailored to meet your goals.
Best in the Business!
We offer industry-leading experiences with particular attention to safety and professionalism to help you leave the mountains with a new understanding of what is possible. Our highly capable guides are professionally trained and/or certified through American Mountain Guides Association (AMGA) guide training programs specific to the terrain they work to ensure consistency between guides and overall continuity as a team.
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Expert Facts On Utah Rock Climbing:
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Utah is home to some of the best rock climbing in the world, with various terrain and difficulty levels. -
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When rock climbing, you should always wear appropriate safety gear, including a helmet, harness, and shoes.
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Check weather conditions before climbing, as rain or high winds can make it dangerous.
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It's essential to have an experienced guide or mentor who can teach you proper technique and help you stay safe while climbing.
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You may be surprised by how physically demanding rock climbing or mountaineering can be - even short climbs require strength and endurance!
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There are many different types of holds on rocks that climbers use to ascend - from jugs (large handholds) to crimps (smaller fingerholds).
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Climbing routes often involve problem-solving and physical exertion - figuring out which holds will get you up the wall is part of the challenge!
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The views from atop a cliff face or sandstone boulders are incredible for a climber - don't forget to enjoy them!
Expert Fact On Utah Ski Guides
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Utah is home to some of the best skiing in the world.
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Skiing in Utah can be an exhilarating experience for all levels of skiers.
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The Utah terrain ranges from beginner slopes to advanced runs, with plenty of options for everyone.
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Before heading out on the slopes, you should always check weather conditions, as snowstorms can occur quickly and unexpectedly.
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Avalanche safety is a must when skiing in Utah; ensure you are familiar with avalanche warnings and know how to respond if one occurs.
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Après ski activities such as hot tubs, restaurants, bars, and live music venues provide plenty of entertainment after a day on the slopes.
