Snowmobiling FAQs

We do not allow switching drivers on most tours, except for our Exclusive tour, as it’s important that the designated driver is properly trained on safety and operation.

Yes! We don’t separate friends or family members. You can enjoy the ride together.

No, we do not have a waiting area by the trailhead.

No, we divide groups by the number of snowmobiles, not by experience. Our guides tailor the tour to the group's overall skill level, ensuring everyone has a great time.

The terrain, which includes many twists and turns, typically limits our snowmobiles to speeds of 15 to 25 mph. Safety is our priority, and we adjust the pace to ensure an enjoyable and safe experience for everyone.

On the Summit Tour, we typically ride between 15 and 20 miles, depending on weather and other conditions.

Lake Tahoe’s snowfall varies from 125 inches at lake level to over 500 inches at higher elevations. Expect ample snow for snowmobiling from November to May.

Yes, we love first-time riders! Our guides are experienced and patient, offering you excellent instruction to make your ride enjoyable and safe.

Absolutely! Our tours are a blast! While we advertise them as scenic, we cover a lot of ground, riding up to nearly 8,500 feet with stunning views of the Sierra Nevada.

Yes, snowmobiling is fun for the whole family! However, the minimum age to ride on a snowmobile is 5 years old.

To ensure safety, our Summit Tour stays on designated trails between the lead and tail guides. However, if you're looking for a more adventurous ride off-trail, we offer private tours where you can experience more off-trail terrain.

A Double Rider snowmobile means two people sharing one snowmobile — one as the driver and the other as a passenger. You can enjoy the ride together while taking in the scenic beauty of the area!