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Celebrate New Year’s Eve Snowmobiling to Crystal Hut on Blackcomb Mountain - Whistler

Celebrate New Year’s Eve Snowmobiling to Crystal Hut on Blackcomb Mountain

Whistlermoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

4 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should have moderate fitness to operate a snowmobile and withstand cold alpine conditions.

Overview

Ring in the New Year on Blackcomb Mountain with an exhilarating snowmobile ride to the Crystal Hut. Savor gourmet fondue, live music, and breathtaking alpine views under a starry sky in this award-winning Canadian Signature Experience.

Whistler, British Columbia

New Years Eve Crystal Hut Fondue by Snowmobile First Seating

Ages 19+ w/ valid license • 4 Hours • For Beginners with an Appetite for Adventure!

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About This Adventure

Ring in the New Year with an unforgettable evening at the Crystal Hut, where you'll snowmobile through the stunning Blackcomb Mountain trails under a starry sky. Savor a delightful fondue dinner, indulge in famous waffles, and enjoy live music, all while soaking in breathtaking views of Whistler Village and the Coast Mountains.

Suits adventurous beginner and intermediate riders.

Duration

4 hrs round trip

About

Celebrate New Year’s Eve with spectacular views of Whistler Village from the Crystal Hut. Drive your own snowmobile or share with a friend as you sweep across the forested trails of Blackcomb Mountain under a blanket of stars to your enchanting dining venue.

Additional Costs

  • Driver Collision Coverage/Fuel Surcharge $35 + GST

Notes and Restrictions

  • All drivers must have a full valid driver’s license without restrictions (equivalent to a full Class 5 or Class 6 license in BC, G license in Ontario etc) and be age 19 or older.
  • All drivers under the age of 25 will be required to show their drivers license upon check in.
  • The maximum combined weight for a snowmobile is 375lbs/180kg. All participants sharing a machine over the combined weight limit may be denied participation and refunds will not be issued.
  • Passengers must be a minimum age of 10 years, minimum of 48 inches, and fit into our smallest helmet.
  • All groups require a minimum of one translator to interpret the waivers. Snowmobile tours require one translator per guided group (up to 7 snowmobiles). Translators must be 19+ years and speak both English and the language of the group fluently enough to translate safety instructions and procedures.
  • Under no circumstances is any person suspected to be under the influence of any drugs or alcohol permitted to go as a driver or passenger on any tour. Persons denied participation will not receive a refund.
  • Due to safety requirements, pregnant women are not permitted to participate in our Snowmobile tours. Expecting mothers are welcome on our Snowcat or Snowshoe tours.
  • Adventure sport activities are not recommended for individuals who suffer back or neck pain, heart or respiratory distress. Consult your physician prior to participation.
  • A signed waiver must be completed before your trip.
  • Book with confidence with our flexible cancellation policy (full refund 24hrs before).

What to Bring

  • Wear appropriate clothing for the weather conditions. Winter jacket, snow pants, ski goggles, winter gloves and winter boots. We strongly encourage you to wear your own winter gear, however we have limited outerwear to borrow in the event you are missing any pieces.
  • A camera or phone to take photos and share moments.
  • Department of Transportation approved helmets will be provided for all snowmobile adventures.

Adventure Tips

Dress in Layers for Alpine Weather

Temperatures can drop quickly on Blackcomb Mountain—wear thermal layers under your outer gear for warmth.

Bring a Fully Charged Camera

Capture panoramic night views of Whistler Village and the Coast Mountains from the Crystal Hut deck.

Arrive Early for Gear Fitting

Check-in 30 minutes before departure to ensure time for proper fitting of snowmobile gear and helmet.

Stay Hydrated and Eat Well Beforehand

Fuel up with a good meal and water before snowmobiling to maintain energy and warmth.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Snowshoe hare
  • Mountain goats

History

Whistler is part of the traditional territory of the Squamish and Lil’wat Nations. Blackcomb Mountain has been a popular winter destination since its development in the 1980s.

Conservation

The operators prioritize low-impact tourism and adhere to strict safety and environmental guidelines to preserve this alpine ecosystem.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Insulated Snow Boots

Essential

Keeps your feet warm and dry during the snowmobile ride and while dining outdoors.

winter specific

Thermal Base Layers

Essential

Essential for retaining body heat in the alpine environment.

winter specific

Ski Goggles or Snow Glasses

Essential

Protects your eyes from snow glare and wind while riding.

winter specific

Camera or Smartphone

Captures the stunning night vistas and memorable moments at the Crystal Hut.

winter specific