moderate
2–4 hours
Basic physical fitness is recommended to handle snowmobile controls and withstand cold conditions.
Hit the snowy trails of Grand Lake, Colorado with the powerful 2025 Polaris Switchback Assault 146”. Included helmet and insulated suit make this winter ride safe and exciting. Discover an unmatched snowmobile adventure today!
Get ready for an adrenaline-packed winter adventure in Grand Lake, Colorado with the 2025 Polaris Switchback Assault 146” snowmobiles offered by On The Trail Rentals. These brand-new machines boast 130 horsepower, delivering powerful performance on snowy trails and open backcountry terrain. Whether you're a seasoned rider or trying snowmobiling for the first time, this experience is tailored to maximize thrill and safety. The rental includes essential gear like helmets and insulated suits to keep you warm and protected, allowing you to focus fully on the ride. Grand Lake’s stunning winter landscapes serve as the perfect backdrop, featuring vast snowy forests and frozen lakes that invite exploration and excitement. Since the snowmobiles are new models, you also get the advantage of the latest technology ensuring smooth handling and comfort throughout the ride. All you need to bring are your essentials and a spirit of adventure. This private rental is ideal for those seeking a personalized, high-energy winter trip with flexible timing and expert support. Discover Colorado’s winter wonders on a powerful machine that promises to turn your snowy day into an unforgettable journey.
Dress in moisture-wicking base layers under the provided insulated suit to stay warm without overheating.
Snowmobile trails can be affected by rapidly changing weather; always check forecasts before heading out.
Respect other riders and wildlife by sticking to marked trails and keeping noise levels reasonable.
Even in cold weather, staying hydrated and energized is important for endurance and focus.
Grand Lake is Colorado's largest natural lake and was historically a hub for early trappers and miners.
Efforts are in place to protect the fragile alpine environment by regulating trail access and encouraging responsible riding to minimize impact.
Keeps your hands warm and protects against frostbite during cold rides.
winter specific
Useful during sunny spring days when the sun reflects brightly off the snow.
spring specific
Prevents your feet from getting cold and wet while riding through snow.
winter specific
Protects eyes from wind, snow glare, and debris.
winter specific