Wonderful trip from Lee's Ferry to Whitmore Wash. 188 mile weeklong motorized rafting trip was…read moreexciting, difficult and absolutely beautiful. Tour West is a professional rafting company with excellent staff from start to finish. Special shout out to Christian, Ginger, Jake, Jessica and Seamus. Geological history, great food, spectacular scenery, and just a really fun group made this a trip of a lifetime

I recently went on a rafting trip with Tour West down the Grand Canyon. It was the most amazing…read moretrip ever!! Kyle was our captain and did an incredible job teaching us everything there is to know about the Grand Canyon and keeping us safe in the rapids. Emma was the co captain and did an amazing job taking care of all our needs. Nate was our swamper and made the trip remarkable! They were the best team! This is a trip of a lifetime and I would highly recommend booking it with Tour West!!!

This was amazing! So much fun and the guides (Derek, Asher and Hyrum). They deserve a raise!read more

Terrible and very unsafe. Their passive braking system which they told us would, "catch you like a…read morebaby", failed and I broke my nose. Had a severe concussion and tour ligaments in my knee. They didn't even have ice or any first aid kit available on the platform either after my accident. They ended up giving me a popsicle to hold on my head until ambulance and fire truck arrived. Do NOT recommend!!!

When you look at the negative reviews they are hardly trustworthy. All complaining about refunds,…read moreso you know when people make mistakes and wants refunds it's always the owners fault. Joe was nothing but great this weekend, him and his wife are fantastic people and very professional. Prices are reasonable and line up with every boat rental place I have ever researched. Great experience will be back all summer until we get our own boat.

Potential customers beware! Utah Paddle Board Rentals should not be classified as a business. Their…read morepractices are unethical and criminal. My wife and I rented a jet ski and paddle board from Utah Paddle Board Rentals on July 16th. Joe, the owner, helped us. Very friendly guy at first. We rented a three person jet ski with the aim of having three people on it for the duration of the rental period. Joe assured us it could easily handle three people. As it turned out, the jet ski was far too unstable for three. So we tried it with two people. It was a perfect ride. No issue with it whatsoever. The thing is we didn't want to make one person sit on shore while the other people rode it. I contacted Joe immediately and spoke with him and he agreed that if we returned the jet ski right away he'd give us a partial refund. He also told us he'd get us a few more paddle boards to use for the day for our trouble (which was a promise they failed to fulfill). So we met up with Joe's employees, Ryan and Trevor and handed the jet ski off to them at the Deer Creek dock. We asked them if we needed to put it back on the trailer but they said they would probably take it out on the reservoir for the rest of the day. On our way home we contacted Joe again to finalize the refund he would give us for the jet ski. He told us he would give us $100 back on the $175 jet ski rental plus the total $250 damage deposit. When we said we actually paid $200 for the rental not $175 he suddenly lost his temper and said he didn't have to give us anything back. He said he was done listening and didn't have to do anything for us. We attempted to explain we weren't trying to get more money from him but that we did pay more for the jet ski rental than $175. He kept cutting us off and suddenly put us on hold. When he came back on the line he had realized his mistake. At that point he agreed to give us $125 back on the $200 paid for renting the jet ski and the full $250 back for the damage deposit, a total refund of $375. He told us it would take 2-3 business days for the refund to go through. A few days later we checked our account. There was no sign of a refund. Finally six days later when there was still no sign of a refund and no word or explanation from Joe, we contacted him via text asking if the refund had been made. He left a voicemail saying the refund had not been made because there was damage done to the jet ski. He said the intake had rock damage and that's why we were having issues using it. (However, the day we rented we told him there weren't any mechanical issues with the jet ski, it was simply a stability issue. We told him it worked great with just two people riding). I returned his call to tell him we were never near rocks and the jet ski worked perfectly in our care. Joe again lost his temper and promptly hung up on me. Joe's wife called me within an hour saying "Joe isn't very level-headed in these kind of situations." I told her as I had Joe, we were never around any rocks and the jet ski never had any mechanical issues, but that Ryan the employee said he and Trevor were planning on using it for the day after we passed it off to them. I asked if they had been questioned about it. She responded that the employees weren't available for questioning as they no longer worked there and that it wouldn't even matter if they did because we were the last renters on record. (Although there was no record as Joe never had us sign any release form or rental agreement). Even though we did not damage the machine in the small amount of time we used it, they were still charging us as if we did. She ended by saying we are keeping all your money and that's that, and promptly hung up. As it stands we are working with our credit card company to dispute only the charges Joe had agreed to refund us even though we paid much more. We are attempting to still be fair even though there is no indication of that being reciprocated. We are left stunned having dealt with a "business" that would extort their customers like this. And we are not the first to have this kind of experience with Utah Paddle Board Rentals. Other reviews indicate similar treatment. Our goal is to make other potential customers aware of the the inherit risk of doing business with Utah Paddle Board Rentals.

We booked the private snowmobile tour for 4 people. It was awesome. The land they use in the…read morenational park is really neat; the views are amazing. The equipment is all well maintained and fantastic. Our guide Chad was super cool; he showed us the basics and turned us loose. It was more fun than I imagined. Jhannel was super helpful and responsive throughout the entire booking process and getting us outfitted with gear.

Great outfit Great people Great machines Awesome service. They found snow this winter n Utah when…read moreno one else could! Hell Yeah you guys rocked it thank you

We rented an inflatable two-seat kayak. When we opened up the bag and started to get it ready, we…read morerealized the fins were not included in the bag. We decided to still give it a try. We did not get very far as the kayak was so squirrely it was impossible to steer on Utah Lake without the fins. We headed back to shore and realized the kayak had also begun to take on water. We checked that we'd secured the plugs and valves correctly and we had, so there must have been a leak. Extremely disappointed with the product condition. The seats on the kayak were also placed in an uncomfortable way and offered no support when paddling, but that is more of a design flaw rather than the responsibility of the renters. When we took it back, I explained the issues we'd had and the store employee said they don't give out the fins since "they get lost and it doesn't really make a difference in the steering." I disagreed but he said it just depends on the person who's paddling in the back. I also told him about the possible leak and he just said they'd take a look and give us store credit if there was a problem. I told him not to bother in that case as we will not be coming back. I hope others have a better experience, but we were sorely disappointed in the rental product and the customer service.

These guys are awesome! Their equipment is in great shape and they provide wonderful customer…read moreservice. They even let you drop off the equipment after hours, which I was grateful for so I didn't have to worry about the security of the equipment overnight. I've been considering buying a kayak of my own and the guys went above and beyond to offer me some really good advice about it. I'd highly recommend this company!

Drew is great getting the right skiis for my ability and the correct bindings with my bootsread more

We have rented from Midway Adventure for years and have always had a great time. We generally bring…read morebusiness associates and friends who haven't driven RZR's before and take them up on the trails above Midway. Drew takes great care of his machines and everyone loves the experience. If you come to Utah and want to see iconic Utah scenery, rent from Midway Adventure and ENJOY!

If you're looking for the perfect winter adventure in Utah, Rocky Mountain Outfitters in Midway…read moreabsolutely delivers a magical, unforgettable experience -- especially during the Christmas season. From the moment you arrive, the staff makes you feel completely welcomed. They're friendly, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about their horses and the beautiful area they work in. The seasonal horseback rides are incredible. Early in the season, you ride through the charming town of Midway, surrounded by snowy fields and mountain views that look like a Christmas postcard. Later in the season, the rides move up to Soldier Hollow, where the scenery becomes even more breathtaking -- open meadows, Olympic-era trails, and the Wasatch Mountains glowing in the winter light. The horses are gentle, well-trained, and perfect for beginners and experienced riders alike. But the true holiday magic comes from their draft horse wagon rides. Being pulled by beautiful Percheron and Belgian horses through thousands of sparkling Christmas lights at the Wasatch Mountain Golf Course is absolutely enchanting. The sleigh bells, the crisp winter air, the glow of the lights -- it feels straight out of a movie. Rocky Mountain Outfitters is a must-do winter tradition. Five stars without hesitation! Check out our video https://linktr.ee/reessroots

We booked a horse drawn sleigh ride for a new Christmas experience…read more It was fabulous. They took us on a 30 minute horse drawn sleigh ride through a light show at Jordanelle State Park. I had to book really early they book up fast and it was a nice but not too cold night. They also do sleigh rides for the Ice Castles at Midway. Our horses names were Lock and load beautiful Perchons. So if you want to do something different book now for next Christmas you won't regret it.

The trailhead starts in the Timpooneke campground parking lot in American Fork Canyon. The cost is…read more$6 per car. You can pay at the parking lot- there are self-pay envelopes. If you don't have cash, like us, we stopped at the little guard shack at the mouth of AF canyon on our way out and paid. We hiked to the summit August 1 2018. Weather was perfect. We started the trailhead at 5AM and made the summit around 8:30. We hiked quite quickly and large groups or inexperienced hikers would definitely take longer. Average is around 4 1/2 hours to reach the summit. We took 3 liters of water each and it was more than enough. If it had been warmer we may have needed more- but we were back to our car by noon. The hike down took about 2 1/2 hours. We had read that it normally takes a little longer. We also took snacks- which were needed! Snickers bars and peanut m&ms were perfect. The hike wasn't technically difficult so much as just long. It definitely takes endurance. It's not for the faint of heart. I'd recommend being in good physical shape- 7.2 miles each way. The views were breathtaking. Only the last mile from the saddle to the tippy top had some scary heights. If you're afraid of heights, the last mile will be a little nerve wracking. However, it wasn't incredibly dangerous. I'm not a risk taker and I felt pretty safe. It got a little hot on the way down. I wouldn't recommend starting much later than 5am because it can start to get pretty hot as the day goes on and you'll be tired . And the top of the summit can be quite cold in the morning. I had a sweatshirt with me and was grateful for it!