Adventure brief
Backcountry Pros - DPS Riders Camp Guiding Fees (Uintas)
Discover expert-guided backcountry skiing and snowmobiling at DPS Riders Camp near Kamas, Utah. Experience thrilling terrain and personalized support for an incredible winter day.
Embark on an unforgettable winter adventure with Backcountry Pros at the DPS Riders Camp in the stunning Uinta Mountains near Kamas, Utah. This private guided experience combines expert skiing instruction with exhilarating snowmobiling through breathtaking backcountry terrain. Whether you're carving fresh powder or exploring remote trails, the guides from The Backcountry Pros LLC ensure your day is safe, enjoyable, and personalized to your skill level.
With all essential gear provided and detailed logistics handled upfront, you can focus entirely on the thrill of backcountry skiing and snowmobiling. The crisp mountain air, pristine snow, and rugged landscape provide the perfect setting for an epic winter escape. Ideal for experienced riders eager to explore new terrain or for those looking to elevate their backcountry skills, this camp is a blend of adrenaline, natural beauty, and professional guidance.
Prepare yourself for challenges and rewards that only a day in the Uintas can offer, complete with the support and knowledge of seasoned experts who know every inch of the area. Whether you want to shred untouched powder or cruise through groomed meadows, the DPS Riders Camp delivers an immersive adventure that will leave you inspired and ready for your next mountain journey.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Check Avalanche Conditions Dailyessential
Backcountry terrain in the Uintas can be avalanche-prone; always consult the latest avalanche forecasts before heading out.
- 02Dress in Moisture-Wicking Layersinfo
Wear moisture-wicking base layers to stay dry and comfortable throughout your skiing and snowmobiling sessions.
- 03Stay Hydrated at High Elevationwarning
Altitude affects hydration, so carry plenty of water and take breaks to drink regularly during your adventure.
- 04Use GPS and Mapsessential
Terrain can be vast and remote; using GPS and carrying detailed maps is crucial to avoid getting lost on backcountry routes.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Avalanche Beacon
Crucial for safety in avalanche terrain to help locate buried individuals quickly.
winterEssentialShort Ski Poles
Useful for stability during snowmobile rides and in deep powder skiing.
winterThermal Base Layers
Keeps you warm and dry by wicking moisture away during cold winter activities.
winterEssentialHydration Pack
Easy access to water during intense physical activities without needing to stop.
winterEssentialLocal insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
Thunder Mountain Ridge for quiet stargazing, Burnt Fork Trail for scenic winter vistas
Local fauna
Mountain goats, Mule deer
Historic heritage
The Uintas have long been a traditional travel and hunting area for Indigenous peoples like the Ute tribe.
Mindful exploration
Efforts in the Uintas emphasize responsible recreation to protect fragile alpine ecosystems and maintain sustainable snow sports.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- Sheep Creek Basin, Murdock Basin Lookout, Bald Mountain Summit
- Subjects
- Snow-covered peaks, Backcountry skiers in action, Winter wildlife tracks
- Best times
- Golden hour, Early morning, Late afternoon
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
Do I need prior backcountry skiing experience?
Yes, this camp is best suited for experienced backcountry skiers comfortable with challenging terrain and avalanche awareness.
Is all gear provided or should I bring my own?
Essential gear like avalanche transceivers and safety equipment is provided, but bringing your own ski and snowmobile equipment is recommended.
What is the group size for this guided experience?
The camp operates with small groups to ensure personalized attention and safety during the adventure.
Are there accommodations nearby?
Yes, many travelers stay in Kamas or Salt Lake City, both offering lodging options and easy access to the Uintas.
What happens in case of bad weather?
Guides monitor weather conditions closely and will adjust or reschedule trips to ensure participant safety.
Is snowmobiling included in the price?
Yes, snowmobiling is part of the experience, enhancing your backcountry access and enjoyment.