What is the minimum age to ride?

Minimum age is 10 years old; children must also meet the minimum height requirement of 46 inches to safely ride.

How much is the damage deposit?

A damage deposit of $1500 is required for every snowmobile and will be collected on arrival by credit or debit card; no cash accepted.

Is a snowmobile safety course required?

If you were born on or after January 1, 1985, you must complete an online snowmobile safety course before riding; see the provided course link.

Is lake riding allowed on this trip?

No — this experience stays fully on land-based trails for safety and predictable riding conditions.

What is included in the rental?

The rental includes the vehicle, helmets and goggles, first tank of gas, trail passes, a GPS digital map, trailside assistance, and a safety briefing.

Check in at Throttle RX Headquarters, 7460 Main St E, Danbury, WI; arrive 30 minutes prior to your reservation start time.

Full-Day Northwoods Snowmobile Adventure on the Frozen Timber Trail | Self-Guided Tour

Frozen Timber Trail (Approx. 8 Hours) launches from Throttle RX Headquarters, 7460 Main St E, Danbury, Wisconsin, placing riders in the quiet, snow-draped core of the Northwoods. This full-day, self-guided snowmobile experience gives riders eight hours to explore remote pine corridors, ridgelines, deep powder sections, and scenic overlooks at their own pace. You begin with a concise safety and operation orientation, are fitted with helmets and goggles provided by the operator, and receive a GPS digital map with preloaded route options. Key features include long forest corridors of white pine and spruce, wind-scoured ridgelines, frozen creek crossings, and open meadows where snow piles against rock outcrops. Geologically the area is shaped by glacial deposits and sandy soils common to northwest Wisconsin, producing rolling hills rather than alpine peaks and a distinct winter palette of bark, snow, and shadow. Importantly, no lake riding is included; the route stays entirely on land-based, groomed and backcountry trails that prioritize safety and predictable traction. The package is practical: vehicle, first tank of gas, trail passes, trailside assistance, helmets, goggles, and a GPS map come with the rental, while local staff share route insights and restaurant suggestions. A substantial damage deposit is required on every snowmobile and will be held on a credit or debit card; that policy helps keep machines well maintained for safety and reliability. Families and novice riders find this format forgiving because the day is long enough to take breaks, learn machine handling in varied conditions, and still return before dark. Photographers will appreciate long sightlines where contrast between birch trunks and snow creates clean compositions, while action shooters can capture riders on wide runs and drifting corners. Practical tips: arrive thirty minutes early to check in at Throttle RX Rentals at the address above, bring a state-issued photo ID and a credit or debit card for the required deposit, and dress in layers for changing temperatures. Children must be at least 46 inches tall to ride; the trip is not suitable for pregnant women. Expect an active eight-hour day that rewards moderate fitness and comfort with outdoor cold; prior experience on a snowmobile helps but the orientation covers basic operation and GPS navigation. Because the ride stays on land-based trails, environmental impact is minimized when riders follow marked routes, pack out trash, and avoid sensitive riparian areas. If you want eight hours of uninterrupted winter riding through frosted pines and wide-open runs with dependable support from a local operator, Frozen Timber Trail delivers a full Northwoods day that feels both accessible and adventurous. Book through the provided fareharbor link, check local conditions, and consider adding a hot lunch stop in Danbury to round out the perfect winter outing and extra layers.