OUR ADVANCED TOUR STARTS AT ONLY $300!
Our Advanced Snowmobile Tour Experience
Serving Keystone, Breckenridge, and all of Summit County
We are taking snowmobile tour reservations now for dates starting December 1 through April 15th. If we do not have enough snow to operate tours, we will give you a full refund.
If you’re the kind of person who believes that a throttle has a wide-open position just for you, and you prefer to ride a machine that accelerates quickly and pushes you to your limits, then our Advanced tour is right for you. Establish your dominance over the terrain by blasting through virgin powder, climbing steep hills, and exploring off the trail.
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This tour is designed for single drivers who have previous riding experience, but it’s still open to those who want to learn how to ride more aggressively. Our professional guides are happy teach you all the tricks you need to slake your thirst for adventure.
**Transportation is currently unavailable.**
**MUST HAVE A VALID LEARNER’S PERMIT OR DRIVER’S LICENSE TO DRIVE A SNOWMOBILE**
DEPARTURE TIMES:
9:00AM • 12:00PM • 3:00PM
CALL TO BOOK:
Starting January 15 • Depending on snow conditions!
LENGTH:
Approximately 2 or 3 Hours
GEAR:
• All guests must arrive wearing clothing that is appropriate for this cold weather, outdoor activity!
• DOT-approved helmets WILL be provided (required).
• Equipment Rentals: Snowsuits $25, Boots $15 on a first come first served basis.
• We will have goggles for rent AND gloves for sale on a limited basis at each outpost.
Call Us Today to Book a Tour or for More Info!
970-668-9945
OUR SNOWMOBILES
Safety and Trail Etiquette for Colorado Snowmobile Tours
SAFTEY
No backcountry adventure is complete until everyone is back home safe. Guides from High Country Tours will take the time necessary to demonstrate how to safely operate the snowmobile you’ll be driving.
You’ll also start out on some easier trails so that you can get comfortable before you take on the more challenging parts of the Colorado Rockies. We want you to be able to brag to all your friends about your amazing experiences in the snow, rather than have to explain to them how things went wrong.
It’s unsafe and illegal to operate a snowmobile in Colorado while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
Our guides will allow you to go at a pace that is comfortable for you, so never go faster than your comfort zone, or take on terrain that you makes you feel unsafe.
Ultimately, it’s up to you to handle the snowmobile safely, but we’ll do everything in our power to make sure that you have the necessary skills.
TRAIL ETIQUETTE
Snowmobiling is a community activity and our tours operate under a special Bureau of Land Management permit, so respecting your fellow riders and the environment is extremely important.
Here are some common tips that will help keep you and everyone else safe:
- Keep to the right side of the trail
- Give trail groomers the right of way
- Reduce your speed when there is oncoming traffic
- Give uphill riders right of way when you are traveling downhill
- Slow down and give the right of way to any non-motorized traffic like hikers or skiers
- Always report illegal operation out on the trails
- Slow down when passing a parked snowmobile on the trail.
- Obey any posted speed limits and other trail signs
**All or part of this operation is conducted under Special Use Permit issued by the Bureau of Land Management**
