My dad and I have been on a fly fishing road trip through Utah, Idaho and Montana. We fished with…read moreCharlie Card in the Green River with Spinner Fall. This was my first float boat experience. Charlie was super patient and knowledgeable. He knew where the fish were and certainly played a role in helping us catch them. Charlie's wife even made dessert for us to eat on the side of the river. If we went back that direction, Charlie would be our goto if we were able to get him.

We spent three days with Spinner Fall Guide Service's Colby Crossland and even though fishing was…read moreslow for every guide on the Green. But Colby still put us on fish and we did significantly better the majority of boats on the river. The other bonus in having Colby as your guide is his vast knowledge on nearly any subject. He's a fine steward of the river eco-system and truly provides his clients with far more than day of fishing.

Doug Roberts , owner operator of Old Moe, is a stupendous guide. He lives in Dutch John and fishes…read moreevery day, so he knows the river and what flies are working, and what areas hold fish He works very hard to get you catching fish. This can mean exchanging different flies for the most productive, back rowing up river after a successful run to try to catch some more. ( a lot of work). He will fish any way so you can catch--dry fly, dry dropper, nymph. We always catch LOTS of fish, though we don't mention it to others as to make them feel bad. Novice or professional Doug will give you a fabulous day!!

Old Moe Guide was fantastic. Of course the canyon and the Green River were gorgeous, our guide,…read moreSpencer made sure we had an excellent time fishing. I was with my brother in law was is a veteran fly fisher, but this was my first time fly fishing. I got lots of fish, including three 30" brown trout. Highly recommend using Moe's and Spencer, our guide, I will be back!

We rented a raft the staff here is very knowledgeable they let us look at the raft and helped us…read morepick one out for our needs. First time renting a raft and first time at the green river. We wanted a guide but they were booked so we got a raft instead. They were short staffed so they were not able to drop off the raft for us but they do offer shuttle service they pick up your car and move it to the spot when we are done. Make reservations in advance to secure your spot. Lesson learned. But it was fun rafting what's a vacation without an adventure:. We made it out without being hurt and damaging anything..

My father-in-law and I came up here for 8 days to go fly fishing and we couldn't recommend a better…read moreplace. The area on the Green River is just a surreal experience for fishing, wildlife, and just enjoying the scenery. It's so nice to see that we have such beauty left in our country. The accommodations were very welcoming and everyone and I mean everyone was so nice. We especially want to make a point of mentioning our maid service person Hyon Who took care of us like a couple of kings while we were there I only wish all service folks were like her. We will definitely be back to this place.

I had a great experience at CSM. Rey was excellent. Very friendly and accommodating. I had to…read morechange my reservation before we arrived and she was very dedicated calling me back and ensuring I was taken care of. We rented the "party barge" as we had our dog - they allow dogs on that product - and it was clean and worked fine. The support staff was nice also. I recommend.

WARNING this rental company will rip you off. We rented a boat for 3 hours and they charged us for…read more18 gallons of fuel at 5 dollars a gallon (fuel is $3.89). I did the math and that's 2 1/2 miles per gallon we went. When I confronted him about it he said it was the wind. The boat they gave us was in very poor condition, all the gauges were broke, windshield wipers didn't work, bilge pump wasn't working, seats were cracked and uncomfortable and it looked like it should be retired. All that aside I feel the honesty and integrity of American business is rapidly declining and I won't be someone who supports a business like this.

Had a great experience on the Gates of Lodore 4-Day trip. The guides did a good job making everyone…read morefeel safe by introducing the rules and safety information throughout the trip instead of all at once. It made everything easy to follow without taking away from the fun. McIver, Sinjin, Colin, Nina, Carly, and Stell were all fantastic. They kept the group engaged, helped everyone get to know each other, and cooked some great meals. The trip was well organized, the scenery was incredible, and the guides really made the experience. I'd definitely recommend OARS to anyone considering a rafting trip.

This trip allowed me to slow down and connect with nature, authentic people, and music. I am…read moregrateful for the privilege to have spent this time on the river with such purposeful guides who made sure we felt safe and had fun. It was a trip of a lifetime!

We ate here two nights while fly fishing on the Green. We thought the food was solid…read more The chili (both verde and traditional) was excellent. The side salads are full of fresh lettuce and veggies. I had the chicken parm, which was basically a giant chicken tender with tomato sauce and mozzarella. We also had the brownie turtle Sunday and the berry pie. Both were generous portions which were a great value for the money. My son thought his burger was pretty good. Service is friendly if sometimes slow--they seem like they are always busy there, as it's probably the best restaurant in the area. They have a full bar! We also had some ice cream from the counter in the store. Very nice servers who gave generous scoops! The ice cream was excellent! Big store attached is great to browse for souvenirs or gear while you wait. I would recommend you make reservations in advance.

The food was very good for the location and vibe. We got the Navajo taco and the soup and salad. I…read moreloved the taco. The fries mushrooms were also excellent. The service was amazing on point and the coffee was excellent. I'd absolutely come back here again when I'm in the area.

The Owner is very professional, and very knowledgeable…read moreguides. Dave got an Elk last year and we're back to get a Doe. Love this company. This area is Rich in Wildlife. There's no reason to miss out.

our hunt with lickety split outfitters was one of the best hunts I've ever been on and we tagged…read moreout on the third day of our hunt. our guide was Mike and he was fantastic on his knowledge of the area and setting us up for success and I'm really excited and looking forward to the next month with them. highly recommended and Melissa was well. knowledged and very helpful with information of the hunt. thank you very much and would highly recommend hunting with them again

Unfortunately it's the only rental in that area. Employees aren't versed in equipment or the lake…read more First office gal tried up selling us on amount of rental time then said only way to get half day was a start of 8am. Total BS. Two employees on the dock didn't have much clue had to boat operations or the lake itself. Equipment s absolutely "juke", we checked out everything available and all were seriously abused and neglected. Again it is what it is in that area.

Do not rent a boat from these crooks. We rented a boat for the full day. The nice lady that worked…read moreat the store looked over the boat before we took it and noted "prop" damage on our agreement. We got in the boat and all of the seats were ripped and the yellow stuffing was coming out. (Not comfortable when you are wearing a bathing suit) Then while out on the water, the boat broke down about 3 hours later. When we putted back to the dock, the mechanic came out and said that this particular boat was a "piece of shit". No one offered any refund for the time that was lost or did anything to be fair. Then we get home from our trip and we had received a call from them telling us that we would have to pay for the prop damage. My husband tried to explain that we have a copy of the agreement that notes that there was prop damage. I'm so irritated.

This museum is located in the central business district of Vernal. It is connected to various…read moreother public buildings (city offices, library, etc.) so there is parking in a lot behind it. It is free, but we made a donation after visiting. This isn't the sort of destination that people would visit Vernal specifically to see. That isn't a criticism, just a fact. However, if you are staying in Vernal anyway and have some time to spare, this place is worth a visit. The exhibits are divided into different areas / periods (notable past local residents, WWI, WWII, Native American culture, etc.). We probably browsed around for 20 - 30 minutes. The lady staffing the front desk was quite friendly and helpful regarding local recommendations, etc. Also, there are apparently no bookstores in Vernal, so the gift shop here has the largest assortment of books for purchase for a 20-mile radius (or more). I'm glad we stopped in. I'm giving this a '4' based on expectations vs. experience.

From the owner: The Uintah County Heritage museum houses artifacts and tells stories of Uintah County, Utah. We…read morehave a diverse history featuring first people - Fremont and Ute - Outlaws, the Outlaw Trail runs through our area, homesteading, cattle and sheep ranching, natural resources ( gilsonite, oil, gas, phosphate, etc.), pioneers, and how the past influences today and will also influence the future.