Experience the Ultimate Backcountry Snowmobiling Adventure in Steamboat Springs, CO
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
8 hours
Fitness Level
Good physical condition with stamina for riding and standing long periods outdoors in cold conditions.
Overview
Discover Steamboat Springs’ wild side on an 8-hour private snowmobile tour that blends expert guidance, backcountry thrills, and stunning alpine scenery. Perfect for all skill levels, this adventure delivers fresh powder, personal instruction, and a taste of Colorado’s rugged winter wilderness.
Pro-Ride Private Guided Backcountry Adventure (Full Day)
8 Hours • Pro Ride • Minimum 2 People (price per person)
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About This Adventure
Embark on an unforgettable 8-hour private guided backcountry snowmobiling adventure! Tailored for all skill levels, this experience features expert guides, avalanche safety gear, and a brand new Polaris sled. Enjoy breathtaking landscapes, a delicious lunch from Yampa Valley Sandwich Co., and personalized instruction to enhance your riding skills.
Private Guided Backcountry Adventure!
Duration
8 Hours
About
CSR’s guided backcountry experiences are all private groups designed to give your group the experience of a lifetime and show you what we love about big mountain riding. Whether you are new to off trail powder riding looking to learn and improve or an advanced rider looking to be challenged our professional guides are there for you.
Our guided experience includes avalanche safety gear, radios, damage coverage, lunch from Yampa Valley Sandwich CO. and your choice of a brand new Polaris mountain sled. Shuttle service to and from the trailhead is available.
Adventure Tips
Bring layered clothing
Temperatures can swing rapidly; wear base layers and waterproof outerwear to stay warm and dry.
Use provided avalanche safety gear
Always wear and know how to operate your beacon, shovel, and probe during backcountry rides for safety.
Wear snowmobile or ski goggles
Protect your eyes from wind, snow, and glare for better visibility and comfort.
Stay hydrated
Bring water and take regular breaks to maintain energy and alertness throughout the day.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Elk often graze on lower slopes adjacent to trail areas
- Mule deer tracks are common in deeper forested patches
History
Steamboat Springs developed as a winter sports destination largely starting in the 1960s, with rich roots in ranching and mining history.
Conservation
The guides follow strict Leave No Trace principles to protect the fragile alpine ecosystem and minimize snowmobile environmental impact.
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Recommended Gear
Polypropylene base layers
Keeps you warm and wicks moisture away during cold riding days.
winter specific
Waterproof snow pants and jacket
Protects against snow, wind, and freezing temperatures throughout the day.
winter specific
Snowmobile or ski goggles
Ensures clear vision and shields eyes from harsh glare and flying snow.
winter specific
Insulated waterproof boots
Keeps feet warm and dry in snow and cold conditions.
winter specific