PRIVATE GUIDED BACKCOUNTRY ADVENTURE

• Meet At: 2151 Downhill Dr, Steamboat Springs, CO 80487
• Guided off-trail powder riding
• Groups are always private
• Shuttle services are offered from our shop or from your lodging

8:00 AM – Arrival and Welcome

• Guests arrive at our shop
• Introduction and safety briefing by experienced guides

8:30 AM – Head Up to Trailhead

9:00 AM – Begin the Adventure

• Guests are equipped with necessary snowmobiling gear, including helmets and gloves
• The private guide starts, heading towards the desired riding areas
• Enjoy the breathtaking views of the snow-covered landscapes

10:30 AM – Mid-Morning Break

• Short break for photos and snacks

11:00 AM – Continue Snowmobiling

• Explore diverse trails and landscapes

12:30 PM – Lunch Break

• Enjoy a meal from Yampa Valley Sandwich Co
• Get warm next to a fire

1:30 PM – Afternoon Session

• Resume snowmobiling, exploring new areas & learning riding techniques

3:30 PM – Head Back to Trailhead

4:00 PM – Conclusion

• Share experiences, return gear, and wrap up the day

• Tailored backcountry experience
• Lunch Provided from Yampa Valley Sandwich Co.
• Helmet provided
• All backcountry gear provided (beacon, shovel, probe, radio, backpack)
• Full tank of gas (must return the machine full of 91 octane fuel or be charged accordingly)
• Snowmobile safety review and video
• Damage cap ($1,000 cap to physical damage to the machine)
• Tobe mono suites & boots available for additional charge

• We suggest a good pair of polypropylene style long underwear (top and bottom)
• A good pair of ski socks (polypropylene or wool, no cotton)
• Comfortable middle layers such as sweatshirts, sweatpants, and polar fleece
• Waterproof and windproof outer layers (ski or snow pants and jacket)
• Googles (snowmobile or ski googles are the best)
• Gloves that are warm and waterproof
• Helmets are required (and provided free of charge for all riders). However, they are a “motocross” style helmet, so you will need to bring goggles.
• Waterproof and warm snow boots
• Balaclava or face mask
• Phone/camera is a must-have to capture the spectacular beauty of snow-dusted trees, frozen lakes, and blanketed mountainsides.
• Always remember to bring fluids (water) and food/snacks​