Thrilling Full Day Snowmobile Rental in Mont-Tremblant with Below Zero
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–6 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness needed; rider should be comfortable sitting and operating a snowmobile for several hours in cold conditions.
Overview
Rev up your winter adventure with a full-day snowmobile rental from Below Zero in Mont-Tremblant. Explore thrilling trails across Québec’s snowy wilderness on a reliable machine tailored for your comfort and excitement.
Full Day Snowmobile Rental
Ages 21+ to Rent • 6 Hours • Starting at $329 • Fuel not included!
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of snowmobiling in Mont-Tremblant with Below Zero's convenient rentals! Choose from a variety of top-notch snowmobiles, available by the day or in 3-hour increments. Reserve early for savings and enjoy complimentary equipment adjustments for a perfect day on the slopes. Adventure awaits!
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Snowmobile Pick-up Location:
302 Route 117, Mont-Tremblant, J8E 2XE, QC
Friendly tip
Book 36 hours in advance and save 5% on your rentals! Reserve early to guarantee your equipment and enjoy extra savings on your next day on the slopes.
Rates
Expedition Sport 600 ACE - $379 TUNDRA 600 ACE - $399 Renegade Adrenaline 600 ITEC - $399 Expedition Sport 900 ACE - $399
Gas not included
About
We offer rentals by the day, or in 3 hour increments, depending on your needs! Find below our different snowmobile rental offers that will delight thrill seekers and speed lovers.
Below Zero offers to reserve your ski equipment the day before so you can make the most of your day on the slopes! Plus, we’ll adjust your equipment for free to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience on the slopes.
Adventure Tips
Reserve Early for Best Availability
Snowmobiles are popular in peak season; booking ahead guarantees your preferred model and duration.
Dress in Moisture-Wicking Layers
Temperatures can fluctuate; layering keeps you warm while managing sweat.
Bring a Helmet and Goggles
Protective gear is crucial for safety and comfort amid cold wind and snow glare.
Check Weather and Trail Conditions
Snow and wind can affect trail safety; confirm current conditions before heading out.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Snowshoe hare
- Boreal owl
History
Mont-Tremblant's winter recreation dates to the early 1900s, evolving from ski lodges to a modern snowsports hub.
Conservation
Below Zero promotes responsible riding practices to protect fragile snowpack and minimize noise in forested areas.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Insulated Waterproof Gloves
Keeps hands warm and dry during long rides in snowy terrain.
winter specific
Thermal Base Layers
Maintains body heat efficiently under outer gear.
winter specific
Helmet with Visor or Goggles
Essential for protecting head and eyes from cold wind and snow reflection.
winter specific
Windproof Outer Jacket and Pants
Blocks chilly wind and prevents snow penetration for comfort on the trails.
winter specific