club rec

First time snowmobiling and we couldn't have asked for a better place or directions. We got stuck and they came quickly to help us. Nice people and great views.

We are sorry that you had a bad experience. We maintain our machines above and beyond manufactures requirements. When machines ingest debris from the water into the housing it does cause them to act in this manner, this is beyond our control. I'm sorry these individuals felt mistreated and we will try our best to learn from this and help our clients in a more satisfactory way.

Great snowmobiles and amazing terrain to ride. We left out to explore with great input on the best places to go. The instructions were clear and concise. We rented the 800 Polaris skis and they were awesome. After we returned, the guys were so friendly. We chatted for awhile and they made us feel right at home. They have great helmets and some even have GoPro mounts already included. We had so much fun as we ripped up the terrain. Hills, bowls single track and tons of powder. The footage was amazing. Do yourself a favor and visit these guys for snowmobiling. I would definitely come back.

Club Rec North offers snowmobile rentals and guided tours near Huntsville, Utah. The first thing you need to know is that they are located "AT THE END" of Hwy 39 northwest of Huntsville. You can rent a Skidoo 550 for about $200 for four hours (which includes the machine, insurance, all the clothes, gas and oil)...which we found to be just about the right amount of time. I think 2 hours would be too short...and 8 hours is way to long. We had a friend who knew the area so we didn't use a guide. My wife and I each got a machine and we had a blast. Our other friends got one sled for the two of them but it hard to have fun and REALLY PLAY when you are two-up. The folks at Club Rec were great and showed us everything we needed to know. The cost break down for a solo riders was: snowmobile $140, Gear $30, Insurance $20, Gas and Oil $20. The gear included and one piece suit, helmet, gloves and boots. All you need to bring is socks, sweatshirt and sunglasses or goggles (both sold there) and your street clothes. This trip was a blast and the scenery is fantastic!