Explore Winter Trails on Snow Bikes with Timbersled Rentals in Whitefish, Montana
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–6 hours
Fitness Level
Expect moderate physical effort with good balance and core strength needed to control the snow bike over varied terrain.
Overview
Discover Whitefish, Montana’s winter wilderness on a snow bike! Experience the thrill of Timbersled rentals and ride through pristine snowy trails for an unforgettable mountain adventure.
Snow Bike / Timbersled Rental
$400 • 6 Hours • Ages 25+ to rent • Ages 21+ to drive
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Rates
Full Day Rental: $400
Duration
6 Hours
Details:
If you're looking to level-up your riding experience, look no further than the Yamaha YZ450f With a Timbersled Aro conversion kit. The Go Anywhere, Do Everything Snow Bike turns riders into Explorers. The versatility allows the rider to escape the trails like never before: riding through the trees with a maneuverability a traditional snowmobile can't handle. Novice to Pro, we'll get you where you want to go.
Unguided rentals require a damage deposit in the form of a hold on a valid credit card for $1500.00 which will be released upon return, provided there are no damages.
We reduce multi-day rentals with a discount per additional days and reduce overnight fees after 3 days.
About
2020 Yamaha YZ450f with a Timbersled Aro 129 or 137 kit. Seats 1 person.
Adventure Tips
Dress in layered insulation
Layering helps you stay warm and adapt quickly to changing winter conditions on the trail.
Carry avalanche safety gear
If venturing off groomed trails, bring beacon, probe, and shovel for avalanche safety and know how to use them.
Check the snowbike controls before riding
Familiarize yourself with throttle, brake, and balance on the Timbersled for safer and smoother rides.
Respect local trail rules
Stay on marked paths to protect fragile winter ecosystems and ensure your safety.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Merganser ducks on frozen lakes
History
Whitefish’s winter sports roots date back to early 20th-century ski tourism, evolving with innovations like snow biking to diversify mountain recreation.
Conservation
Riders are encouraged to stay on designated trails to protect fragile alpine ecosystems and minimize wildlife disturbance, supporting local conservation efforts.
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Recommended Gear
Thermal base layers
Keeps your body warm and dry during long rides in snowy conditions.
winter specific
Helmet with face shield
Protects your head and face from cold wind and impacts on the trail.
winter specific
Insulated waterproof gloves
Keeps hands warm and maintains good grip on handlebars.
winter specific
Snow boots
Provides traction and warmth for riding and walking on snowy terrain.
winter specific