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Two Hour Backcountry Snowmobile Tour in Stowe, Vermont - Burlington

Two Hour Backcountry Snowmobile Tour in Stowe, Vermont

Stowemoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

2 hours

Fitness Level

A moderate level of fitness is recommended to comfortably handle riding controls and outdoor conditions for two hours.

Overview

Discover Vermont’s winter wilderness on a thrilling Two Hour Backcountry Snowmobile Tour in Stowe. Join Snowmobile Vermont: Stowe for an intimate ride through pristine trails and stunning mountain views.

Stowe, Vermont

Two Hour Backcountry Tour

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About This Adventure

2 Hour Backcountry Tour:

An adventurous 25 mile journey through the Mount Mansfield State Forest for both the beginner and advanced rider. Go at your own pace, or challenge yourself on the varied terrain. This tour has it all: hills, woods, straightaways, and speed (if you want it!). This is no “stroll through the woods.”

We provide you with helmets at no additional cost, and if you do not have your own warm clothing (ski clothes work perfectly), we have limited suit rentals available for a small fee.

All tours are customized to your ability level and desires. Book now for an experience you won’t forget. Treat yourself to an adventure and check out backcountry Vermont in its prime winter season.

Rates:

Single Snowmobile (for 1 driver): $209 Double Snowmobile (for 1 driver and 1 passenger): $279

Adventure Tips

Dress in Warm, Layered Clothing

Temperatures can drop quickly; wearing moisture-wicking base layers and insulated outerwear ensures comfort during the ride.

Follow Guide Instructions Closely

Backcountry snowmobiling requires attention to safety and terrain; listening to your guide keeps the experience safe and fun.

Bring Waterproof Gloves

Cold hands can quickly sap your enjoyment; waterproof gloves help keep your hands warm and dry throughout the tour.

Stay Hydrated

Even in cold weather, it’s important to drink water to maintain energy and focus during your snowmobile adventure.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Snowshoe hare
  • White-tailed deer

History

Stowe has a rich history as a winter sports destination dating back over a century, with snowmobiling becoming popular in the mid-20th century.

Conservation

Local operators emphasize responsible riding to minimize environmental impact and protect Vermont’s delicate winter ecosystems.

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Recommended Gear

Insulated Snowmobile Pants

Essential

Keeps legs warm and protected from snow and wind during cold rides.

winter specific

Helmet with Visor

Essential

Provides safety and shields your face from wind and snow glare.

winter specific

Waterproof Gloves

Essential

Protects hands from cold and moisture, maintaining dexterity for controlling the snowmobile.

winter specific

Layered Thermal Base Layers

Essential

Traps heat and wicks moisture away to keep your body temperature regulated.

winter specific