Explore Idaho’s Winter Wilderness with a 6-Day Snowmobile Rental in Island Park
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–6 hours per day
Fitness Level
Good physical condition recommended; snowmobiling requires endurance and some upper body strength over extended rides.
Overview
Discover the ultimate winter adventure with a 6-day snowmobile rental based in Island Park, Idaho. Explore hundreds of miles of snowy trails and backcountry landscapes at your own pace, deep in the heart of the Yellowstone Plateau.
6-Day Snowmobile Rental
Ages 18+ to Rent • 6 days • 1 & 2 Seater Options Available • Perfect for all Experience Levels
Select participants and date
About This Adventure
Explore the rugged beauty of Island Park, Idaho with our grand snowmobile adventures!
Duration
6 days
About the Rental
Price: $1,374 (+$172 insurance)
Make the most of your snowmobiling trip with our 6-day rental package. Pick up your snowmobile at 9:00 AM on Day 1 and return it by 4:00 PM on Day 6. Ideal for adventurers who want to maximize their time in Island Park! Please note: An additional $172 mandatory insurance fee will be added at checkout for each snowmobile rented.
Age Requirements
- Drivers must be 18 or older to rent, with valid driver's licenses.
- Ages 2 and up are welcome as passengers.
- Waivers must be signed for all participants before the start of your rental at check in
Gear Rental
- Helmets are included in the rental price.
- Jackets, gloves, boots and adult sized mono suits are available to rent.
What to know
- Forget the hassle of packing lunch – visit our Blue Buffalo Grill offering pizza, sandwiches, and more.
- We will give you a recommended itinerary for your rental, but you can call us to hear our recommended guides in the area available to rent for the day .
- We can not rent to anyone pregnant.
Adventure Tips
Check Trail Conditions Daily
Snow and weather can change rapidly; always get the latest trail reports before riding.
Dress in Moisture-Wicking Layers
Multiple layers that manage sweat and trap warmth will keep you comfortable through the day.
Carry a GPS and Map
Navigation aids are crucial when exploring backcountry trails to stay on course and safe.
Respect Wildlife and Quiet Zones
Keep noise and speed controlled near wildlife habitats to avoid disturbance.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- elk
- moose
History
Island Park lies near Old Yellowstone Trail routes used historically by Native Americans and early trappers before modern winter access developed.
Conservation
Local snowmobile clubs work closely with land managers to maintain trails and protect sensitive habitats, promoting responsible riding.
Select participants and date
Adventure Hotspots in Island Park
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Insulated Snowmobile Suit
Provides all-around protection from wind and cold during long rides.
winter specific
Heated Gloves
Keeps hands warm and nimble, essential in subfreezing conditions.
winter specific
Helmet with Visor
Protects against wind and snow glare, ensuring safety and clear vision.
winter specific
GPS Device or Smartphone with Offline Maps
Crucial for navigation across vast backcountry and trail networks.
winter specific