BEGINNER AND FAMILY-FRIENDLY GUIDED SNOWMOBILE TOURS IN COLORADO
Get comfortable and test your skills on our 3/4 mile long oval track before heading out on the trails.
This popular tour, which is guided by a professional, is great for snowmobilers of all types, with an awesome stop at our tubing hill.
This tour is best suited for folks who want to go at a faster pace and not get stuck behind slower riders! And even though it’s an ‘Action’ Tour, the scenery is still amazing!
On a clear day, this tour provides breathtaking views of several mountain ranges, plus allows for a fun-filled stop at our tubing hill.
These Colorado tours are open to beginners but are more challenging.
Your guide will train you on the operation of your snowmobile before your party starts up Prospect Mountain (up to 12,600 feet!) to attack the trails and take in the majestic scenery.
Some folks just need to go fast. Their idea of a good time is blasting through adventurous trails or climbing steep hills. This tour is open to single riders, and it’s best for those who want to learn how to ride off the trail.
This 3 hour tour (approximate) will take you through Leadville’s Historic Mining District where you’ll get to see old gold and silver mine ruins, as well as learn about the history of the area. The views on this tour are also breathtaking!
Cottonwood Pass (elevation 12,126 feet) is located near the border of Gunnison and Chaffee counties in Colorado; it’s part of the Sawatch Range and is situated right along the Continental Divide. It’s about 50 miles southwest of Denver (80209). The area surrounding the pass is mostly forest, with the San Isabel National Forest to the east and the Gunnison National Forest to the west. Scenic views abound in this area, including incredible vistas of the Collegiate Peaks.
Well known for mountain biking and hiking, and atvs in the summer, this area also sports some of the heaviest snowfall in Colorado during the winter. The mostly dirt road actually began as a foot trail through the mountains for Native Americans, and then grew to a wagon road during the massive silver mining in the area during the 1870s. Once the rush passed, it lay unused until after WWII, when a rise in tourism increased traffic to the area. St. Elmo, a ghost town from the 1890s is nearby, along with several mines and .
Nearby is Lost Lake and Taylor Park Reservoir; the latter offers extensive camping, fishing, hiking, rock climbing, horseback riding, and one the most well-known mountain bike trails in Colorado.
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**All or part of this operation is conducted under Special Use Permit issued by the Bureau of Land Management**