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Backcountry Snowmobile Adventures with Steamboat Snowmobile Tours
Steamboat Springs•moderate
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have moderate physical fitness; rides require endurance to stay comfortable in cold and seated on rugged terrain.
Overview
Steamboat Snowmobile Tours offers thrilling 2- and 4-hour backcountry rides through Colorado’s rugged winter wilds. Discover expert guides, premium gear, and unforgettable mountain vistas.
Backcountry Snowmobile Adventures with Steamboat Snowmobile Tours
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Adventure Tips
Layering is Crucial
Temperatures can plunge in the backcountry—wear moisture-wicking base layers and insulated outerwear.
Follow Your Guide’s Lead
Guides adjust routes based on snow and weather conditions, ensuring safe and enjoyable rides tailored to the group.
Keep Hydrated
Despite cold temperatures, staying hydrated is important; pack water or electrolyte drinks within reach on your ride.
Reserve Early
Popular tours fill fast during peak season; book well ahead to secure your spot on preferred dates and guides.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule deer
- Red fox
History
Rabbit Ears Pass has served as a landmark and travel route for centuries, named after distinct rock formations resembling rabbit ears.
Conservation
Steamboat Snowmobile Tours follows sustainable practices to minimize impact on delicate alpine environments, preserving them for future adventurers.
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Date
Fri, Jun 5
Travelers
2
Recommended Gear
Insulated Snowmobile Suit
Essential
Protects you from wind and cold while riding in backcountry conditions.
winter specific
Helmet with Visor
Essential
Safety gear that guards against head injuries and shield your face from snow and wind.
winter specific
Thermal Gloves
Essential
Keeps hands warm and nimble for controlling the snowmobile throttle and brakes.
winter specific
Sunglasses or Goggles
Essential
Protects eyes from sun glare reflecting off snow and blowing snow particles.
winter specific
Frequently Asked Questions
Date
Thu, Jun 4
Travelers
2