Reservation Confirmation (60 days prior to departure)
We will confirm your stay 60 days prior to arriving; prior to this time, huts may be cancelled due to low enrollment. We will notify you via email approximately 9 weeks prior to your arrival date that your final payment will be due soon (60 days prior to departure). You will have 1 week to decide how you would like to pay. If we do not hear from you within that time frame, we will charge the credit card on file. You will receive a payment confirmation via email at that time.
After your hut reservation is confirmed, it will not be cancelled for low enrollment, but in rare cases may be cancelled due to weather, government intervention, unsafe trail conditions, or any other reason that would affect the quality of the schedule tour or the safety of its participants. If you need to cancel your reservation for any reason, your request must be in writing – email is sufficient. Refunds will be given in accordance with our refund policy stated below.
You have 15 days from the time you booked to receive a full refund for cancellation.
Timeline for Final Payment
IF YOU CANCEL YOUR RESERVATION
YOU WILL RECEIVE
From 15 days after you make your reservation until 60 days prior to your first arrival date
100% of what you have paid minus a $200 processing fee per person
59-45 days prior to your first arrival date
50% of what you have paid minus a $200 processing fee per person
45-30 days prior to your first arrival date
15% of what you have paid minus a $200 processing fee per person
29-0 days prior your first arrival date
No Refund
Refunds
If we cancel your reservation for any reason, you will receive 100% of what you have paid. There is no partial refund if you arrive late to your reservation or depart early. In order to keep our huts affordable, we must adhere to this timeline without any exceptions. After our refund deadline has passed we cannot provide a refund for any reason, including circumstances beyond your control such as weather-related travel delays, family emergency, or injury.
Travel Plans
We advise you to avoid non-refundable flights and other travel arrangements and are not responsible for the costs of such arrangement in the event your reservation is cancelled.
Original article posted here – https://adventuretraveller.co.nz/the-190-mile-aquarius-trail-hut-system-in-southern-utah-unveiled/ The NEW Aquarius Trail Hut System offers a backcountry mountain biking experience like no other in the region. A system of five huts furnished with beds, a bathroom, and a fully stocked kitchen has been strategically placed along a 190-mile route through some of Utah’s most scenic backcountry – spanning from
Original Article posted here – https://www.wealthkingdom.co.uk/mountain-bike-hut-to-hut-through-southern-utahs-most-stunning-terrain/ The scale and grandeur of the backcountry mountain bike route make it hard to put in proper perspective, or capture in words. We’ll try though, with 190 miles through national parks, hoodoo-filled canyons, mountain goat-dotted meadows, and dramatic Southwestern desert scenery covered upon the ride from Brian Head to
Original article posted here – https://www.mensjournal.com/adventure/mountain-bike-hut-to-hut-through-southern-utahs-most-stunning-terrain/ The scale and grandeur of the backcountry mountain bike route make it hard to put in proper perspective, or capture in words. We’ll try though, with 190 miles through national parks, hoodoo-filled canyons, mountain goat-dotted meadows, and dramatic Southwestern desert scenery covered upon the ride from Brian Head to Escalante, staying at the new
Riding gravel and singletrack trails while enjoying the comfort of hut life and house-cooked meals. Written by Ryan Salm Aquarius Trail | Ryan Salm – Original article posted here – https://www.visitutah.com/articles/bikepacking-across-the-aquarius-plateau After so much time spent staring at screens and dreaming about the future, the idea of hopping on a brand-new bike route seemed like
Originally published in Outside Online February 1, 2021 We came up with a list of the people, places, and trends that matter now, from the rise of outdoor reservation systems and new mountain-biking meccas to where to thaw out this winter. Just because we haven’t been traveling doesn’t mean our favorite destinations weren’t busy creating new adventures, thinking
Age of Aquarius – original article posted here – https://www.adventurecycling.org/blog/age-of-aquarius/ Dan Meyer Jan 19, 2021 | Explore Once again, I got started late. After lingering over coffee, packing up my bike, and making sure the floors were swept and the doors locked, I found myself the last one at the hut. Which was fine. Solitude is a necessary
Original article posted here – https://www.elevationoutdoors.com/go-outside/what-to-know-about-the-brand-new-aquarius-hut-to-hut-bike-trail-in-southern-utah/ This fall, a new string of huts was completed that hopes to open up a new route of exploration through Southern Utah. Designed specifically for bikers and known as the Aquarius Trail, it will become fully operation next spring, ready to serve as a legit hut-to-hut, cross-country experience or as
“Aquarius Trail Hut System Crosses the Halfway Point” Work on the Aquarius Trail Hut System has crossed over the halfway point with the completion of 3 of the 5 huts. The remaining 2 huts are scheduled to be completed over the next 6-8 weeks.
“Providing a Utah backcountry experience with a hint of luxury.” The Aquarius trail and hut system will provide true backcountry experience with a hint of luxury for those thru-biking the 175-mile multi-purpose trail.
We care about public lands! These huts are non permanent, there is no foundation, everything rests on timbers. Each site has completed a three year environmental impact study before beginning the building process. Our goal is to help adventurers experience the outdoors as safely and as comfortably as possible while still respecting these public lands.
If you want to know a little more about the people behind the Aquarius Trail Hut System... Our founder Jared Fisher was off pedaling across America again 😅 article by @lvsportbiz
I would buy an album from a band called "Loose Dogs in the South" sight unseen.
UPDATE: Because of all the snow, our season start date has been pushed back to limited access starting May first, all full access (all of the huts will be reachable and de-winterized) starting July 1st! Photo cred: Ryan Salm for @visitutah #visitutah
