It is always smart to book in advance of your trip to Steamboat. Availability changes throughout our winter season. We cannot guarantee tours during the busiest parts of the season or during our most popular daily tour times. However, if you forgot to book ahead of time, always call us and check to see if a spot is open and we will try our best to get you scheduled.

All tours are paid in full at time of booking.

Refunds are available upon cancellation, outside of 48 hours minus 5%. Within 48 hours, no refunds.

Yes. We accept Visa and Mastercard. When you arrive, you can use a different method of payment than the one given to reserve the tour.

We would love to create a custom package for your group. Please contact us directly at 970-879-6500.

Dress just like you are going to spend the day on the ski slopes. Fleece, capilene, polypropylene, polyester or other synthetic materials are a good idea and make great layers to keep you warm. Gloves, goggles, neck gators, bandanas, face masks and waterproof outer layer are also ideal. We can provide you with warm waterproof boots and a snowsuit if you need at no additional charge. Goggle rentals are available for $10. Open face helmets are provided and required.

There is a maximum of 2 people per snowmobile regardless of size or weight.

You must be 16 years old to drive a snowmobile alone.

Children 15 or younger can ride with any adult, 18 years or older.

We do not recommend that children under the age of 3 go on the tours, although younger children have gone in the past and sit in front of the parent on the snowmobile. We will discuss your individual situation with you if you would like. On most tours, the children will be given an opportunity to drive in open meadows with the adult on the back of the snowmobile where the guide deems it safe. This is left to the guides discretion, considering safety and time.

No.

Our complimentary shuttle will pick you up approximately one hour prior to your scheduled tour time. Generally, you can expect to return about one hour or less after your tour ends. These are estimates and can be affected by weather.

SST is located east of town of Rabbit Ears Pass, about 12 miles from the ski resort, and a 20 minute drive.

Drive times change with weather conditions.

Gratuities are not included in the cost of the trip. We would like you to choose the appropriate tip for your professional snowmobile tour guide if you feel that you had a safe and enjoyable tour!

We use the most recent Polaris Trail Tourings equipped with hand warmers. Every year we get more, so check out the

Our Sleds Page

We encourage you to bring a camera to capture the fun and spectacular scenery. You may bring a small backpack that can be worn on your back to carry a bottle of water, any medications, inhalers, special food for diabetics or any other necessary items. Leave as many valuables as possible in your hotel or condo, if necessary you can leave car keys with office staff.

No. These costs are included in the price of your tour.

We will present you with a damage waiver before your tour.

You may choose to pay a $20.00 fee which makes you responsible for only $500.00 in the event that you damage a snowmobile.

Though, the total cost of replacing a machine is $6500.00. Because you were wondering.

We do not recommend the sport of snowmobiling to anyone who is pregnant, has neck or back injuries, or is in the process of recovering from injuries.

We recommend that adults drive their own machine though you can ride double if you choose. Don't be intimidated if you're a beginner  driving your own is easier than you think. Most people on our tours are first time riders. If you do ride double there will be opportunities during the tour to switch drivers.

Due to the inherent nature of winter weather and snowmobiling, all tours will still proceed on cold and snowy days.

Certain severe weather conditions may require us to cancel your trip, in such rare cases, all deposits are fully refundable.