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Winter Snowmobiling & Fondue Experience at Blackcomb Mountain | Canadian Wilderness Adventures - Whistler

Winter Snowmobiling & Fondue Experience at Blackcomb Mountain | Canadian Wilderness Adventures

Whistlermoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

3–4 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should be in average physical condition, comfortable with outdoor winter activities

Overview

Amp up your winter with a snowmobiling trek to Blackcomb Mountain’s summit, ending with a cozy fondue at 6,000 feet. Discover the thrill and warmth of this unique mountain experience.

Whistler, British Columbia

Crystal Hut Fondue by Snowmobile

Ages 19+ w/ valid license to Drive • Passenger age 10+ • 4 Hours • Delicious Mountaintop Dining!

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About This Adventure

Embark on an unforgettable snowmobile adventure across Blackcomb Mountain's enchanting trails, culminating in a mountaintop dining experience at 6000 feet. Savor a delightful fondue dinner and famous Crystal Hut waffle while enjoying stunning alpine views and live music. This award-winning experience is a true Canadian gem for adventurous spirits.

Suits adventurous beginner and intermediate riders.

Duration

4 hrs round trip

About

Drive your own snowmobile or share with a friend as you sweep across the forested trails of Blackcomb Mountain under a blanket of stars to your enchanting dining venue

Additional Costs

  • Driver Collision Coverage/Fuel Surcharge $35 + GST

Notes and Restrictions

  • All drivers must have a full valid driver’s license without restrictions (equivalent to a full Class 5 or Class 6 license in BC, G license in Ontario etc) and be age 19 or older.
  • All drivers under the age of 25 will be required to show their drivers license upon check in.
  • The maximum combined weight for a snowmobile is 375lbs/180kg. All participants sharing a machine over the combined weight limit may be denied participation and refunds will not be issued.
  • Passengers must be a minimum age of 10 years, minimum of 48 inches, and fit into our smallest helmet.
  • All minors (under 19 years of age) must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
  • All groups require a minimum of one translator to interpret the waivers. Snowmobile tours require one translator per guided group (up to 7 snowmobiles). Translators must be 19+ years and speak both English and the language of the group fluently enough to translate safety instructions and procedures.
  • Under no circumstances is any person suspected to be under the influence of any drugs or alcohol permitted to go as a driver or passenger on any tour. Persons denied participation will not receive a refund.
  • Due to safety requirements, pregnant women are not permitted to participate in our Snowmobile tours. Expecting mothers are welcome on our Snowcat or Snowshoe tours.
  • Adventure sport activities are not recommended for individuals who suffer back or neck pain, heart or respiratory distress. Consult your physician prior to participation.
  • A signed waiver must be completed before your trip.
  • Book with confidence with our flexible cancellation policy (full refund 24hrs before).

What to Bring

  • Wear appropriate clothing for the weather conditions. Winter jacket, snow pants, ski goggles, winter gloves and winter boots. We strongly encourage you to wear your own winter gear, however we have limited outerwear to borrow in the event you are missing any pieces.
  • A camera or phone to take photos and share moments.
  • Department of Transportation approved helmets will be provided for all snowmobile adventures.

Adventure Tips

Dress in layers

Layer moisture-wicking base layers with insulated outerwear for comfort in cold weather.

Stay on marked trails

Follow guides and designated routes to ensure safety and preserve the pristine environment.

Bring sunglasses

Protect your eyes from glare off the snow during the ride.

Have a valid license

Ensure you possess the required snowmobile operator's license if needed in your region.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Snowshoe hare
  • Mountain bluebird

History

Blackcomb Mountain has been part of Whistler's skiing scene since the early 1980s, drawing adventure seekers from around the world.

Conservation

Guides emphasize responsible riding to minimize environmental impact, including staying on marked trails and respecting wildlife.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Warm insulated gloves

Essential

Keep your hands warm and nimble for snowmobile operation and comfort.

winter specific

Snow boots

Essential

Insulated waterproof boots to stay dry and warm during the ride.

winter specific

Headlamp or flashlight

Useful if staying late or in case of weather changes.

winter specific

Sunglasses or goggles

Essential

Protect your eyes from glare and snow dust.

winter specific