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Snowmobile Rentals in Fairview, Heber City, & Cedar Mountains
At Skyline Rides, we create unforgettable snowmobiling adventures for families and friends, fostering joy and connection through our dedicated service and commitment to fun in the great outdoors.
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Guided Services
Guided services $300 up to 3 people $500 for more then 3 includes a guide that knows the area and will cater to your parties needs and ability to make sure everyone has an unforgettable experience. Lunch will be provide on the mountain (or if you choose to go up Fairview Canyon it will be at our family's cabin) and a fire if you want and the weather permits. The Guide will also take a lot of pictures throughout the day to help you remember the memories you will make.
Locations
About Skyline Rides
Meet Our Team
We’re all about good times, fresh snow, and making memories that last a lifetime. As a family-run snowmobile rental company, we believe in adventure without the hassle—just grab a sled and go! Whether you're a seasoned rider or trying it out for the first time, we’ll make sure you have everything you need for an unforgettable day in the mountains. No corporate fluff here—just friendly service, quality machines, and a deep love for the great outdoors. So bundle up, bring your crew, and let’s ride!
Logan Cleaver
Brett Bundy
Brian Cleaver
Additional Info
Items included
Avalanche beacon
Radio
Items for Rent
Mono Suit/ $20
Boots/ $10
Helmet* and goggles/ $10
Gloves/ $8
Items to Buy**
Cheaper Gloves/ $25
Balaclava/ $10
Socks/ $6
*Utah state law requires all riders/operators must wear a DOT-approved helmet if not wearing a seatbelt, regardless of age.
Our helmets are disinfected and cleaned between rentals.
**$40 gas and oil charge will be added to each snowmobile rented
Things to bring
Clothing Recommendations
- You will want to wear layers such as long sleeve shirts and hoodies and pairs of long underwear and sweats, you will be able to take off layers throughout the day if you get too warm.
- 2 pairs of socks.
- A balaclava is really important in keeping the wind off your neck
- Snow boots that will keep the snow from getting in
- Waterproof outer layers to keep the wet off of your clothes very important
- Gloves that will keep you warm and dry all day long
Snacks and drinks
- You can bring anything that you want to snack on during the day. Granola bars, fruits, chips etc. Your guide will have a place to carry all your stuff. We recommend at least one bottle of water per person, no alcoholic beverages are permitted but anything else is good.
Personal Medical conditions
- If you or anyone in your party has any medical conditions such as asthma or diabetes it is their responsibility to bring what they might need in case of an emergency.