3-Hour Snowmobile Tour

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

3 hours

Fitness Level

Moderate fitness level recommended; should be able to sit and hold control of snowmobile for extended periods.

Overview

Hit the snowy trails around Steamboat Springs on an easy-to-ride snowmobile and take in unmatched views of the Flat Tops, Zirkels, and sleeping giant from the seat of a Skidoo.

Steamboat Springs, Colorado

3-Hour Snowmobile Tour

Driver $215 | Ages 3+ | Tuesday & Thursday @ 9:30am (non-peak season - See Calendar)

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Date

Fri, Oct 17

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Experience breathtaking views of the Flattops, Mt. Werner, Sleeping Giant, and the Zirkels on a thrilling snowmobile ride with new, easy-to-operate Skidoo machines. After your adventure, relax with hot chocolate and a freshly baked cookie at headquarters, making for a memorable winter outing.

Rates

$ 215 per driver Passenger rates also available

About

Enjoy the opportunity to see the most gorgeous views of the Flattops, Mt. Werner, Sleeping Giant, and the Zirkels. We use two-passenger, NEW Skidoo 4 Stroke snowmobiles… These machines are designed to be easier to operate, offering smooth acceleration throttle control, and producing an efficient clean fuel, “no smell,” exhaust.

After your Saddleback Ranch snowmobile ride, warm up at headquarters with a cup of hot chocolate and a freshly baked cookie.

Please Note

Must be at least 16 years old to drive
Must be at least 18 years old to have a minor passenger (17 or under)
Saddleback Ranch enforces a 48-hour cancellation policy

Adventure Tips

Dress in Layers for Warmth

Wear moisture-wicking base layers and insulated outer layers to stay warm and dry throughout the snowmobile ride.

Bring Goggles or Sunglasses

Protect your eyes from glare and wind during the ride to maintain clear vision and comfort.

Follow Guide Instructions Closely

Stay attentive to safety briefings and trail rules to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone.

Hydrate Before Your Ride

Cold weather can mask dehydration, so drink plenty of water before heading out on the snowmobile trails.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Elk moving through forest edges
Snowshoe hares blending into the snow

History

The Routt National Forest surrounding Steamboat Springs was established in 1905 and has long supported traditional winter activities, evolving into today’s popular snowmobiling routes.

Conservation

Operators follow strict guidelines to minimize wildlife disturbance and maintain trail sustainability, ensuring the area remains pristine for future visitors.