Frequently Asked Questions

If you cancel at least 48 hours in advance, we will happily refund your entire purchase. Any cancellations made less than 48 hours in advance will have the deposit converted to credit that is valid for a future tour or rental.

Sure thing! Just give us a call if you need to change your reservation, and we can try to find a time that works for both of us.

Although we welcome all ages, there are some age restrictions regarding who can drive the vehicle and who must wear a helmet. Here is the breakdown based on the type of vehicle:

ATVs: Drivers must be 18 years of age or older (and have a valid driver’s license). Anyone under the age of 12 is required to wear a helmet.

Boats: Drivers must be 18 years of age or older (and have a valid driver’s license).

Snowmobiles: Drivers must be 16 years of age or older (and have a valid driver’s license). Everyone is required to wear a helmet.

Although Montana’s many trails are well-marked, it still is possible to end up a bit off the beaten track! For this reason, we equip all riders with a GPS tracking device. That way, if you do end up lost, we can send a member of our team to guide you back to the business office.

All operators must have a valid driver’s license, but there are no further permits or licenses necessary! However, there are some age restrictions:

• To drive the snowmobiles, you must be 16 years of age or older.
• To drive the ATVs or boats, you must be 18 years of age or older.

Nope! We have had many beginners rent from us, and we’re happy to give you a few pointers. If it’s your first time snowmobiling, we recommend the 2018 Polaris INDY 550, which is well-suited to those who have never been on a sled before. First-time ATVers won’t have any trouble learning the ropes — but we offer a quick overview, just in case.

Yes, all participants must sign a waiver. A copy will be available during the booking process.

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We offer three classes of vehicles to suit riders of every level. Check out the options below to see our selection of 1 and 2-person vehicles. If you’re not sure what kind of sled suits you best, read the summaries below to help you decide:

2018 Polaris INDY 550

The Polaris 550 is perfect for first-time snowmobilers. It offers a basic, fan-cooled ride that is user-friendly and easy to control. You’ll have a blast soaring across the snowy terrain without worrying about how to handle the vehicle! Please note: this is the only vehicle that has room for two passengers.

2015 Polaris PRO-RMK 600

The Polaris 600 is better suited for intermediate riders. If you have snowmobiling experience but are still looking for a manageable ride, check out this sled! It can handle the backcountry terrain, making it ideal anyone planning to head off-trail for a bit.

2015 Polaris PRO-RMK 800

The Polaris 800 is a sled for the experts. If you’re an adrenaline junkie looking for the ultimate ride, look no further! This super strong vehicle can propel you across the icy landscape with ease.

We recommend wearing warm layers and ski gear (if you have it). However, we rent everything (and we mean everything!) you could possibly need for the cold. So, don’t stress too much if your closet has more paisleys than parkas!

We only offer private tours, so you will be getting one-on-one attention from your guide on whatever experience you book.

We have all necessary clothing available for rent! Show up wearing flip flops and shorts, and we’ll get you outfitted for 0-degree temperatures. We don’t recommend you do that, however. Try to dress warmly, and we can rent whatever gear you’re missing.

Absolutely, as long as both drivers meet the requirements (16 years of age or older with a valid driver’s license).

Yes we do! Depending on your skill level, we can arrange a tour that goes off the marked trails. Please get in touch with us for more information.