Lookout Peak

Nebo Loop Road offers access to many ungroomed and side trails in the area. The main road is groomed from December through March. The trail has awesome views and winter scenery of the Mt. Nebo wilderness area and the Wasatch Range. Trailheads are found up Payson Canyon and Salt Creek Canyon. This area avalanche prone so snowmobilers should take appropriate precautions.

Tony Grove Trail is a popular are for riding. The trail is a moderate climb through a twisty canyon up to Tony Grove Lake. There is a perfect place for playing and exploring once you reach the lake. Stay out of the Mount Naomi Wilderness Area to the northwest of the lake.

The Strawberry Trail begins at Soldier Summit and climbs quickly along the White River through a forest of spruce and aspens. It is easy riding most of the way, with the exception of an area that flattens out up top. High winds are common and drifts can make the trail difficult to pass. There’s a warming hut along the way where the trail joins the Strawberry Snowmobile Complex.

Strawberry Point Trail is a wide, flat trail that turns into a steep and narrow climb for riders. As riders come to the end of the trail, they will come across the incredible lookout at Strawberry Point. This trail has said to be the ultimate snowmobile trip in the Cedar Mountain Snowmobile Complex. Riders are encouraged to use caution in these areas since drifting occurs near the top of the trail.

Red Cloud Loop is designated as a National Scenic Byway. During the winter the scenery is just as incredible as the warmer months. The trail is mostly flat, wide, and well-groomed. It is suitable for riders of all abilities. There are two spurs available for more exploring. Grooming usually begins in January. High winds can cause severe drifting in less wooded areas around Trout Creek and Windy Park. Wintering moose are also common so be prepared to yield to them.

Ephraim Canyon has some of the best riding in the state with easy access to Skyline Drive. The trail is wide and has shallows grades. There are a few twists and turns but no major obstacles. This is a groomed trail and deer are common so be cautious.

Great riding that begins right off Hwy 40 near Strawberry Reservoir.

Beginning at the Puffer Lake Trailhead, this trail is easy and offers access to Big Flat, which is a well-known play area and very popular for snowmobiling. Expect several switchbacks as well as rewarding views of the surrounding valleys. It can be started from either end of the trail. If accessing from the Junction Trailhead it is a steep climb to the top of Beaver Mountain.

The Whitney Trail is an easy ride with several play areas to explore. At the end of the groomed trail there is a warming hut and the Whitney Guard Station. There is additional riding for experienced riders only. Watch for private property signs.