Explore Vermont’s Winter Wilderness with a Two Hour Backcountry Snowmobile Tour in Plymouth
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for moderate fitness; able to handle 2 hours of snowmobile riding and some controlling of the machine on varied terrain.
Overview
Discover Vermont’s snowy backcountry on a thrilling two-hour snowmobile tour based in Plymouth. Navigate remote trails, witness pristine winter landscapes, and ride through the heart of the Green Mountains.
Two Hour Backcountry Tour (Plymouth)
Starting at $149 | 2 Hours | Ride through Calvin Coolidge State Forest!
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About This Adventure
Embark on a thrilling 25-mile snowmobile adventure through the stunning Calvin Coolidge State Forest. This two-hour tour offers diverse terrain, from hills to straightaways, allowing you to ride at your own pace. Enjoy warm lodgings and delicious food options, making it a memorable winter experience.
Rates
Single Snowmobile (for 1 driver): $209 + $20 Damage Protection Fee Double Snowmobile (for 1 driver & 1 passenger): $279 + $20 Damage Protection Fee Passenger with Guide (ride with our guide): $149
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
2 Hours
About
The Two Hour Back Country Tour is an adventurous 25 mile journey through the Calvin Coolidge State Forest on the VT State trail system. Go at your own pace, or challenge yourself on the varied terrain. This tour has it all: hills, woods, straightaways and more.
What's Included:
- Food & drink available
- Warm & comfortable base lodge
- Exciting back country trails
You MUST arrive 1 hour prior your scheduled tour departure time
Tour Departure Location: 1584 Rt.100A Plymouth, VT 05056 Google map link will be included in your confirmation email
Adventure Tips
Dress in layers
Temperatures can vary rapidly; wear moisture-wicking base layers under insulated outerwear.
Bring waterproof gloves
Protect your hands from cold and moisture during the snowmobile ride.
Wear a helmet
Helmets are required for safety and protect against wind chill.
Use goggles
Protect your eyes from snow spray and sun glare while riding.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Snowshoe hare
History
Plymouth’s winter trails trace back to early Vermont logging routes and indigenous pathways.
Conservation
Operators follow strict environmental guidelines to minimize disturbance to wildlife and vegetation in the fragile winter ecosystem.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Insulated snow boots
Keep feet warm and dry during snowy trails.
winter specific
Thermal base layers
Provide warmth without bulk during extended outdoor exposure.
winter specific
Windproof outer jacket
Protects against cold wind and snow when riding at speed.
winter specific
Helmet with visor
Mandatory for safety and helps shield face from wind and snow.
winter specific