moderate
4–8 hours
Moderate physical fitness is recommended to handle controlling the snowmobile and enduring cold weather conditions.
Rent a Polaris 1000 S4 snowmobile in Wallace, Idaho, and explore scenic winter trails for four or eight hours. Adventure is just a start away!
Starting at $245 | 4 and 8 Hour Long Rentals | All Ages | Park and Ride
Experience the thrill of snowmobiling in Wallace! Rent a snowmobile for four or eight hours and explore scenic trails, including the breathtaking journey through Moon Pass to Avery. With convenient access from our office and delivery options available, adventure awaits just outside your door. Get ready for an unforgettable ride!
Please note: Drivers must be 18 or older with a valid drivers license. There are no age restrictions on passengers.
Snowmobiles are permitted to drive on roads in Wallace pending snow conditions. Delivery to trail head is available, please call for details. Park at our office on Fifth St, get geared up and ride the snowmobiles from our parking lot. Access the trail system on King road and travel through moon pass to Avery.
Temperatures can drop quickly; dressing in layers helps you stay warm and dry throughout your ride.
Snow and weather conditions can change rapidly; confirm trail openings and safety updates with the rental company.
In remote areas like Moon Pass, having GPS and communication tools ensures you stay on track and safe.
Protect yourself from wind, snow spray, and potential debris by always wearing a helmet with a visor or goggles.
Wallace is a historic mining town known for its silver boom and close connection to early 20th-century mountain transportation routes.
Local agencies promote sustainable snowmobiling by regulating trail use to protect wildlife habitats and minimize vegetation damage.
Keeps you warm by wicking sweat away during cold rides.
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Protects hands from freezing temperatures and provides grip.
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Ensures safety and eye protection from snow spray and wind.
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Keeps feet dry and warm during prolonged exposure to snow.
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