John is a great guide full of knowledge about Utah and SLC. You are not bored for a second and he replied to all my corious questions.highly recomend!

We enjoyed the tour. Rick, the driver was very nice and drove very safely. We saw a lot of interesting things including the Olympic training area and the Park cities area. We enjoyed both. Rick went at a very good place for both my wife and I. There are only two other guests on the trip and they were very nice also.

I’m so glad it was Rick who took us out to the Salt Flats and The Great Salt Lake! He was absolutely incredible. Offered a lot of Salt Lake history as we drove, he is very kind, and made it a point to connect with each passenger. I went solo, but never felt alone! I hope anyone looking to see these beautiful places- you are in the care of Rick!

This tour was wonderful. It’s a long way to the flats but the drive is worth it. It is a very unique experience. There are a few stops in the way to break up the trip.

Rick was amazing! He knew so much and made sure we were all happy at each stage of the journey. He was particularly great with my child, answering all her questions. We loved the entire experience. We felt comfortable from start to finish.

Loved the tour and Rick / our tour guide was outstanding. Especially loved the Olympic village tour and had some special access while we were there!

What a vast view. Annoying that people don't pick up their dog's droppings! Worth it to have someone else drive the two miles out and back for me. Salt will get on your shoes, but the views are worth it!

The tour met most of the items described. Olympic Park was a really nice area with lots of artifacts along with being able to see some Olympian’s practice. The Nature Park Wetland Preserve walk, was not as good as hoped. Part of the trail was through standard city trail to reach the actual nature preserve. Once in the preserve, had scenic Mountain View, but was not a manicured trail that ultimately stopped at wetland area abruptly. Lastly, the Park City museum has some interesting artifacts about mining and town history. The addition downtown walk showed some of the interesting building history. One suggestion would be for the tour to be a driving tour giving the group open time to explore and be back at certain times. The tour guide was a nice individual, but seemed to lack in passion and significant historical understanding. In conclusion, our experience was that the overall value was not worth the $125/ticket price.

One of best trips we've ever taken!! Don't know what we expected but we loved every minute! Great guide/driver, Rick! Very knowledgeable about area and a lot of fun. Trip sites were incredible and so different. Beautiful scenic nature experience! Sue and Tim

Our guide Rick Cobia from Sunnyside expeditions was great and very friendly. The place is very unique and beautiful. @davidflo4010

This tour was a great way to see the beauty of Park City on an accessible hike and tour of Main Street. Blake was a great guide, sharing many historical details of the area. Highly recommend!

Booking this tour was straight forward. Appreciated Blake's communication and responsiveness. He was a very friendly, welcoming guide that was knowledgeable about Park City and the surrounding area. We especially enjoyed learning about the various plants, trees and birds we encountered on our hike. I even had my first moose sighting! We were happy Blake demonstrated respect for the land and wildlife. The length of the hike was perfect. We did it in about an hour and fifteen minutes which worked out to just over 10,000 steps on my Fitbit. He was happy to allow us to stop and take breaks and photos. The terrain was relatively easy to traverse and offered beautiful panoramic views from just about every vantage point. The tour of Historic Main Street needs some tweaking. Blake did share that we were his very first group to take the tour. We liked going to the Park City Museum to learn about the cities mining history. Also, made an impromptu stop in the Egyptian Theater which turned out to be worthwhile as it has a rich history. Would have loved a more purposeful agenda with key stops. We started at the top of the hill and leisurely walked towards the bottom with stops anywhere that seemed interesting. Definitely looking forward to going back though and would definitely take other tours with Blake.

Stopped by the Bonneville Salt Flats during our road trip. It was easy to locate and get to. Unfortunately, there was no driving on the flats due to water standing on the area. Heavy snowpack was causing water issues when we visited.