Transportation is included. Of course, you can always head out on your own to the Uintas with a pair of skis or snowshoes. Up in the mountains, you're free to ski and snowshoe just about anywhere the beauty and the urge take you. But if you like a groomed trail, then try out Beaver Creek, Norway Flats or Millcreek. Swing by the U.S. Forest Service office in Kamas, at 50 East Center Street, and pick up a good trail map.
Trailheads are well marked along the Mirror Lake Highway.
Utah has over 850 miles of groomed snowmobile trails, which makes you wonder if this means of transportation might qualify for UDOT funding. The premier snowmobile complex in Utah is, of course, Wasatch Mountain State Park, with over 70 miles of maintained trails accessing several canyons near Midway, Park City and American Fork. Numerous designated play areas along the trails allow you to indulge in the powder. In addition, Wasatch Mountain features a couple of warming areas near the golf course clubhouse and the park visitor center. If you're looking to get away from it all, look no farther than Mirror Lake Highway, crossing over the western portion of the Uinta Mountains.