moderate
3–4 hours
Moderate fitness is recommended to handle extended periods of sitting while operating the snowmobile and to manage cold weather conditions.
Discover the excitement of snowmobiling in Idaho’s beautiful Sawtooth Mountains with Smiley Creek Lodge. Enjoy a half-day rental and explore stunning winter landscapes just outside Ketchum.
All Ages • 3 Hours • Single and Double Rider Options • Gear Rental Available at Checkout
3 Hours
Explore the Sawtooth Valley via the ultimate transportation tool. Follow groomed trails to pristine alpine lakes where you can enjoy a backcountry lunch with stunning views of the Sawtooth mountains on your unguided adventure. Or rent a trainer and get riding tips, learn about the area and get off the beaten path. We’ve got the tour for you, so bring your friends and family for the day or spend the night at the lodge. Your adventure of a lifetime awaits.
Our lodge is located in the beautiful Sawtooth valley, 47 miles North of Sun Valley, Idaho, and 25 miles south of Stanley, Idaho
Please come with all of your best warm and waterproof winter gear. The proper outfit should include:
If you do not have your own, we have boots, coats, and bibs to rent at the time of reservation. You can also purchase gloves, balaclavas, and ski goggles in our store.
Dress in layers to stay warm and adjust easily to changing temperatures on the trails.
Mountain weather can change rapidly; verify conditions to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip.
For safety and environmental preservation, stay on marked snowmobile routes provided by the lodge.
Carry essentials like water, snacks, and a first aid kit for comfort during your ride.
Smiley Creek Lodge was originally a historic hunting and fishing retreat that evolved into an outdoor adventure hub in the Sawtooth Mountains.
The lodge promotes responsible trail use to minimize environmental impact and works with local agencies to preserve the natural habitat.
Keep your hands warm and protected while operating in cold weather.
winter specific
Essential for retaining body heat during long rides in freezing temperatures.
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Protect your eyes from glare and wind while riding.
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Provide warmth and traction when walking in snow or off the snowmobile.
winter specific