moderate
2 hours
Participants should have a reasonable level of fitness to handle physical activity and cold conditions for the duration of the tour.
Join Steamboat Snowmobile Tours for a thrilling 2-hour backcountry ride at Rabbit Ears Pass. Perfect for all skill levels, this adventure brings you through stunning snowy forests and open meadows with scenic views at every turn.
Discover the exhilarating 2 Hour Backcountry Explorer with Steamboat Snowmobile Tours, set against the stunning backdrop of Rabbit Ears Pass in Colorado. This guided snowmobile adventure offers a perfect blend of excitement and natural beauty, carving through tree-lined trails and across expansive winter meadows within the National Forest. Whether you're a first-timer or an experienced rider, this trip caters to all skill levels with an informative safety orientation and expert guide support. Participants enjoy convenient shuttle service, ensuring a smooth start and finish to their ride. Along the way, you'll have multiple opportunities to pause and capture breathtaking views of the snow-covered landscape, framed by towering evergreens and distant mountain ranges. Dress warmly in layers to stay comfortable as you explore this winter playground, and prepare for an unforgettable experience that combines thrill, nature, and ease. This immersive tour highlights the magic of Colorado’s high country winter, creating lasting memories in a pristine outdoor setting.
Temperatures can vary quickly—wear insulating layers topped with waterproof outerwear.
A properly fitted helmet ensures safety and comfort throughout your snowmobile ride.
Wide-open views and forest trails offer fantastic photo opportunities—don’t miss them!
Cold air can dehydrate you faster than expected, so bring water or hydrating drinks.
Rabbit Ears Pass has long been a vital mountain corridor for Native tribes and early settlers navigating Colorado’s rugged landscape.
Steamboat Snowmobile Tours operates with minimal environmental impact, promoting sustainable riding practices within the National Forest.
Keeps you warm by trapping body heat during cold rides.
winter specific
Protect your hands from cold and wet conditions while controlling the snowmobile.
winter specific
Provides warmth and grip when boarding and dismounting the snowmobile.
winter specific
Protects your eyes from glare and cold wind during your ride.
winter specific