moderate
2 hours
Participants should be in average physical condition, capable of handling moderate outdoor activity and controlling a snowmobile.
Set off on a thrilling 2-hour guided snowmobiling journey from Telluride to a historic ghost town. Experience stunning winter scenery while learning about Colorado's mining past.
Starting at $355 | 2 Hours | Driver Must Be 18+ | For You & Your Guests Only
Embark on a thrilling 2-hour guided snowmobiling adventure to a historic mining camp, just minutes from Telluride. Experience breathtaking views while learning about the area's rich history. Perfect for families and history enthusiasts, this tour accommodates all skill levels, ensuring an unforgettable journey through stunning winter landscapes.
Drivers must bring their license with them to check-in.
Drivers must be at least 16-years-old or older and hold a current driver’s license. Passengers must be at least 6 years old. All drivers with passengers under 18 must be 21 or older. ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION WILL NOT BE TOLERATED ON ANY OF OUR TOURS
2 Hours
The trailhead is only five minutes from the company’s Mountain Village office, learn about the old mining days and the early use of electricity while enjoying the spectacular scenery on this guided trail ride. Tours are conducted on a regularly groomed trail system. Ideal for families with children, groups, and history buffs with beginner to intermediate snowmobiling experience.
Tours are offered three times a day (morning, afternoon, and evening) to this historic old mining camp. Tours are staged from our base facility located just minutes from Telluride. Tours are conducted on a regularly groomed trail system. Ideal for families with children, groups, and history buffs with beginner to intermediate snowmobiling experience.
Single Rider: Drive your own snowmobile as a single rider, with no passenger on the back. To drive a snowmobile you must have a normal auto drivers license and be able to provide a valid ID.
Double Riders: Drive a snowmobile with one passenger on the back. Perfect for couples or parent and child duos. Driver of the snowmobile must have a normal auto drivers license and be able to provide a valid ID.
A limited number of complimentary snow boots and snowsuits are available for use, but guests usually find that their own layered ski clothing is most comfortable.
Weather can change rapidly; layering helps you stay comfortable throughout the tour.
Snow glare and wind can irritate your eyes; goggles or sunglasses are highly recommended.
The terrain can be challenging and unfamiliar; staying with your group is important for safety.
Ensure your snowmobile is fueled up before the trip to avoid interruptions during the ride.
The Alta Ghost Town served as a key mining hub during Telluride’s silver boom in the late 1800s and remains largely untouched today.
Telluride Outfitters practices responsible tourism by minimizing trail impacts and educating guests about protecting fragile alpine ecosystems.
Keeps you warm and dry against cold temperatures and snow.
winter specific
Protects hands from cold wind and prevents numbness during the ride.
winter specific
Shields your eyes from snow glare, wind, and debris.
winter specific
Staying hydrated is important even in cold climates.