Turbo Backcountry Snowmobile Rental in Island Park, Idaho
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–6 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness is needed; ability to handle snowmobile controls and maintain balance in snowy terrain is important.
Overview
Ride into the winter wilderness with Drift Rentals in Island Park, Idaho. Enjoy direct trail access and heated snowmobiles perfect for your snowy adventure.
Turbo Backcountry Snowmobile Rental
Ages 16+ to Drive • Ages 18+ to Rent • Seats 1 • Full Day- 5 Night Rentals
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of deep snow with our snowmobile rentals! Enjoy direct trail access from our property, no trailer needed. Each snowmobile features heated grips and ample storage. Perfect for adventure seekers aged 18 and up, this unforgettable ride promises excitement and exploration in winter's wonderland.
Great for Deep Snow!
Rental Times
- Pick Up 9am or after
- Return 6pm or earlier
About
Rent and Ride: Trail access from our property no trailer needed.
- More Power
- Deep Snow
- Long Track
- Seats 1
More Info
- Must be age 18+ to Rent
- Must be age 16+ to operate with a valid drivers license.
- Passengers may be all ages
- Please bring a Valid ID and arrive 30mins prior to rental time.
- All of the grips are heated, and every snowmobile comes with a tunnel bag for storage
- Rental starts with full on fuel and oil: Please return topped up with gas to avoid additional fees.
- Bring boots and cold weather gear.
- Cold weather gear my be rented for an additional feel.
- For an additional fee you may rent a backcountry pack: Package includes BCA avalanche airbag, BCA radio, probe, and BCA beacon.
Adventure Tips
Dress in Warm Layers
Temperatures can drop quickly; wear moisture-wicking base layers and insulated outerwear.
Check Snowmobile Fuel Levels
Ensure your snowmobile has a full tank before heading out to avoid getting stranded.
Follow Local Trail Markers
Stick to marked trails to preserve the environment and avoid getting lost in backcountry areas.
Use Heated Grips Properly
Heated grips are great, but avoid prolonged exposure to prevent frostbite on your hands.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Elk - commonly seen in the surrounding forests
- Snowshoe Hare - adapted to the snowy winter environment
History
Island Park was once a key area for fur trappers and railway workers, who relied on the winters to access remote regions of Idaho.
Conservation
Efforts to maintain trail sustainability emphasize avoiding off-trail riding to protect fragile winter habitats and minimize ecological disturbance.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Insulated Snowmobile Suit
Protects against cold temperatures and wind chill during extended rides.
winter specific
Thermal Gloves
Keeps your hands warm while using snowmobile heated grips and controls.
winter specific
Helmet with Face Shield
Essential for head protection and blocking cold wind and snow.
winter specific
Waterproof Boots
Keeps your feet dry and insulated against snow and freezing conditions.
winter specific