Explore Durango's Winter Wilderness on a Thrilling 2-Hour Snowmobile Tour
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate physical fitness is recommended to handle the snowmobile and maintain balance over varied terrain.
Overview
Discover the thrill of a 2-hour snowmobile tour through 35,000 acres of Durango's winter landscapes. Ride past old mine sites and scenic overlooks on this unforgettable snowy adventure.
2 Hour Tour
Most popular! • Book online now • Ages 16+ to Drive, 4+ for Passengers
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of a 2-hour snowmobile tour through breathtaking landscapes! Ride with expert guides across 35,000 acres of diverse terrain, exploring meadows, old mine sites, and scenic overlooks. Enjoy the excitement of snow play and unforgettable views, all while having fun in the winter wonderland.
The 2 hour tour is our most popular tour!
About
You will get to ride the trails to spectacular views and spend time in our meadow.
We will show you how to ride one of our Skidoo snowmobiles and send you out with one of our mountain guides. We have the most variety to offer with 35,000 acres of terrain, over 75 miles of trail, plus our own trail grooming equipment. There is a lot to choose from: meadow play grounds, old mine sites, stage coach trails, mountain passes, scenic overlooks, old log cabins, or just sight seeing and playing in the snow.
Most importantly we will have fun – that’s our specialty!
Pricing may vary depending on time of year and time of activity
Tours are weather & conditions permitting and may be cancelled or rescheduled
Age Requirements
- Solo Driver – 16 Yrs.
- Tandem Driver – 18 Yrs.,
- Passenger – 4 Yrs.
All guests need to be properly clothed for what current weather conditions exist with the following:
- Proper insulated waterproof snow pants
- Coat
- Boots
- Gloves
- Snow goggles
IF GUESTS DO NOT COME PREPARED FOR CURRENT WEATHER CONDITIONS THEY WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO GO ON TOUR AND WILL NOT BE REFUNDED.
Adventure Tips
Dress in layers
Temperatures can vary widely; wear thermal layers to stay warm and comfortable.
Check fuel levels
Ensure your snowmobile has a full tank before heading out to avoid interruptions on the trail.
Stay on marked trails
Straying off designated routes can be dangerous and harm the environment—stick to the path.
Bring waterproof gloves
Keep your hands dry and warm to maintain grip and control during the ride.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule deer
- Red fox
History
The region’s mining heritage from the late 19th century is visible in abandoned mines scattered throughout the terrain, adding a historic layer to the winter landscape.
Conservation
Operators follow strict guidelines to minimize environmental impact, including using established trails and educating guests on protecting fragile winter ecosystems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Helmet
Provides necessary protection and warmth during the snowmobile tour.
winter specific
Thermal base layers
Keeps your body insulated against cold mountain temperatures.
winter specific
Waterproof snow boots
Protects feet from cold, wet conditions while ensuring good footing.
winter specific
Goggles
Shields eyes from snow glare and wind while riding.
winter specific