moderate
3–4 hours
Participants should have a moderate level of fitness; comfortable with standing for extended periods and quick physical responses.
Discover Revelstoke’s winter wilderness aboard a 600cc mountain sled with Great Canadian Tours. This 3.5-hour guided ride teaches you vital backcountry skills amid deep powder and alpine terrain.
3.5 Hours | 600cc Mountain Sled
Experience an exhilarating 3.5-hour mountain sledding adventure, guided by an expert who will teach you how to navigate through deep snow. Participants must be at least 19 years old, and a minimum of two riders is required for the tour to take place.
3 Hours and 30 Minutes (3 Hours ride time)
Looking for an exciting activity with not much time? Then this is where you can experience the mountains on what we call a ‘Mountain Sled’ and enjoy the wildness up there. The guide will demonstrate how to use the machine, as well as help you carve the machine in the deep snow whilst up in the alpine! Although short – it will definitely give you a feel of what the whole of town is talking about!
All rates are in Canadian Dollars and subject to 5% federal tax (GST). All rates are per person or per snowmobile. Please note that US charges will be applied in Canadian dollars against current exchange rates.
Rider must be minimum age of 19yrs (with valid driver’s licence).
Please note that we do require a minimum group size of 2 riders for this tour to operate. Please be aware that your tour might be tentative at the point of booking until confirmed by one of our staff members when booking for a group of less than 2 riders.
Participants must be at least 19 years old and possess a valid driver’s license to operate the mountain sled.
Wear moisture-wicking base layers and bring a neck warmer to stay warm and dry during the tour.
Tours require a minimum of two riders; booking solo may result in tentative scheduling until confirmed.
Guides supply avalanche beacons, shovels, and probes—listen carefully to safety briefings before heading out.
Revelstoke, founded in 1880 as a railway hub, holds deep ties to mountain transportation and winter sports evolution in BC.
Great Canadian Tours practices Leave No Trace principles and emphasizes avalanche awareness to protect this pristine alpine environment.
Protect your hands from cold and wind during long rides in snowy conditions.
winter specific
Shield your eyes from snow glare and wind, ensuring clear vision while sledding.
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Keep sweat at bay and maintain dry comfort under outerwear during active cold-weather use.
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Adds extra warmth and protects your face against chilly alpine winds.
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