moderate
3–5 hours
Participants should be in good health with moderate endurance to handle cold weather and control the snowmobile comfortably.
Get ready to explore Bend, Oregon’s winter landscapes on a Polaris Indy Adventure 650 snowmobile. Perfect for two, this thrilling private rental includes gear and park passes for a hassle-free snowy adventure.
Rental includes Trailer, Helmet, Shovel, & Snow Park Pass!
Embark on an exhilarating Polaris Indy adventure with the Bees Knees! Experience the thrill of a powerful, comfortable snowmobile equipped with a 7" navigation display. Perfect for two, this rental includes essential gear and a snow park pass, ensuring an unforgettable winter escapade in the great outdoors!
Rental Includes:
Rates & Schedule:
Weekdays (Monday-Thursday)
Weekend (Friday-Sunday)
Multi Day Rentals available on the calendar as well!
Time starts when equipment leaves the warehouse and ends 5 hours from that time. Must be returned by 5:30PM regardless of when picked up. If half day rentals are picked up the evening prior, time starts at 8AM and ends at 1PM.
SAT/SUN Rentals: Must be picked up the evening prior at 6PM as we do not staff our warehouse for pick ups on Saturday or Sunday morning
Security/Damage of $1,500 Deposit is required for all individual reservations. This is held on any major credit/debit card as a pre-authorization and released provided all equipment comes back in the same condition as it was sent out in. If your card is declined when providing security deposit, you will loose your rental. No exceptions!
Temperatures can change quickly, so wear moisture-wicking base layers, warm mid-layers, and a waterproof outer shell to stay comfortable.
Oregon winters can bring unexpected snowstorms; always verify the forecast to ensure safe trail conditions.
Leverage the Polaris 7-inch navigation system to stay on marked trails and avoid restricted areas.
Ensure your snowmobile has enough fuel for the trip and keep an eye on the battery to avoid interruptions.
Bend has a rich logging heritage that shaped the region’s development, with many trails once used by loggers now open for snowmobiling.
Trail operators promote sustainable practices including staying on marked paths to protect fragile winter vegetation and local wildlife habitats.
Keep your hands warm and dry during the snowmobile ride.
winter specific
Protect your head and face from cold wind and snow.
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Help keep your feet warm and comfortable throughout the ride.
winter specific
Protect yourself from snow and moisture on the trails.
winter specific