Explore Vermont’s Winter Wilderness: One Hour Mountain Snowmobile Tour in Bridgewater
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
1 hour
Fitness Level
Basic physical fitness is needed to handle the snowmobile controls and endure cold conditions comfortably.
Overview
Discover the thrill of Vermont’s snowy wilderness on the One Hour Mountain Tour in Bridgewater. Perfect for winter adventurers, this snowmobile experience blends breathtaking scenery with expert-guided riding through the Green Mountains.
One Hour Mountain Tour (Bridgewater)
Starting at $104 | 1 Hour | Explore Bridgewater!
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About This Adventure
Rates
Single Snowmobile (for 1 driver): $129 + $20 Damage Protection Fee Double Snowmobile (for 1 driver & 1 passenger): $189 + $20 Damage Protection Fee Passenger with Guide (ride with our guide): $104
You must be 16 years of age or older to drive your own snowmobile. If you are under 18 years of age, you must have parent/guardian signature saying you are over 16 and allowed to drive.
Drivers under 18 may NOT take passengers.
Duration
1 Hour
About
The One Hour Mountain Tour is a fantastic ride for those who are interested in a tour through the woods on groomed ski trails. After hours you may even ride on some of the trails you skied that day!
- Warm Comfortable Base Lodge – This is the only ski trail tour!
- Private instruction available
- 5 Acre terrain park
Please arrive 1 hour before your scheduled departure time.
Adventure Tips
Dress in Layers
Wear moisture-wicking base layers with insulated outerwear to stay warm and dry during the snowmobile tour.
Bring Eye Protection
Snow glare and wind can affect your vision, so goggles are highly recommended for safety and comfort.
Check Weather Conditions
Winter weather can change rapidly; confirm trail status and prepare for possible cold snaps before heading out.
Rent Proper Footwear
Use insulated, waterproof boots with good traction to keep feet warm and secure on the snowmobile.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Snowshoe hare
History
Bridgewater’s winter trails have been used for logging and recreation since the early 1900s, reflecting the town’s mountain heritage.
Conservation
Operators follow strict trail use guidelines to minimize environmental impact, preserving sensitive snowpack and forest ecology.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Insulated Winter Jacket
Keeps you warm against cold winds and snow during the ride.
winter specific
Snowmobile Helmet with Visor
Protects your head and eyes from wind, snow, and debris.
winter specific
Thermal Gloves
Maintain dexterity and warmth in freezing temperatures.
winter specific
Snow Goggles
Reduces glare and enhances visibility in snowy conditions.
winter specific