Lake Tahoe Snowmobile Tours

This place is great we had a wonderful time really opened our eyes to what’s out there in the National Forest and other activities involving winter sports I highly recommend them for their adventures and highly trained staff

So disappointed because I had hear many good things about this place! So came here with 15 people (bunch of family and friends) to have a good time and try snowmobiling for the FIRST time (so you can tell how excited I was). We come here on Saturday (yesterday, prior calling and confirming they were open) we show up and a family says they have been here for 3 hours and no one was there. No biggy it happens. I call back and notify them I would like to come in on Sunday and confirmed their hours.
We wake up in the morning got ready (mind I remind you now we’re all excited because we knew they were open) now Guess what? They were CLOSED!!! Whatttt, how is that possible when I spoke to someone yesterday???
We left disappointed and upset. 15 people were going to spend money, I guess they don’t want business. Pick up your slack and be accurate with your hours. People drive for hours to snowmobile !!!

What a great time! My wife and I did a 2 hour tour while up in Tahoe on vacation and couldn’t have had more fun. The guides were extremely nice, patient, and entertaining. For our first time doing this, we had a great experience. Very reasonably priced, and they really take you on a long tour (we actually ran a few minutes longer than 2 hours). Next time we are in Tahoe we will definitely do this again.

Fun!
The tour guides were very friendly. There were 5 of us who liked the 20mph pace and there were 5 who liked the 30mph pace so the two tour guides ended up splitting and each taking lead of the tortoises or the hares. We really liked how they didn’t pressure us to keep up with the faster group.
The whole group (9 peeps) arrived prior to our 11 am leave time so we left once everyone had been geared up. They have helmets, goggles, gloves, and I think even snow bunny suits…
We did reach an elevation of around 8000ft so its good to dress warm. The guides take you to two spots that have great views. We hopped out and the guides were nice enough to take photos of our party. The views were so great that when I changed my FB profile photo to one of me and the background… I had 22 likes in 3 hours! Ha.
They give you GPS coordinates on the website, but it’s basically on Hwy 237, up 3 miles from Northstar (as another reviewer had said). After you pass Northstar you’ll see a big sign that says Snowmobile tours in 1 mile. Then you’ll see another sign that says snowmobile tours with a big ‘ol arrow that tells you to turn right.

Very exciting tour! I would recommend this to anyone visiting the Hwy 50/​South shore area. Try and get there at 7 in the morning for the early AM tour, It’s cold at first, but well worth it when you ride into the sun. They run the fun mobiles (Arctic cats) so go easy on the throttle. My girlfriend and I chose the tour that takes you up the mountain to 8,000 feet over Hope Valley (The movie «Misery» was filmed nearby). The view is very nice and we got to stop and take a nice picture once we reached the top. Speeding around a track in circles is pretty fun but try the mountain tour, it was great, or if your feeling extreme, they have a more advanced tour for the brave and daring. Check em out!

This place is on the highway 50, near a checkpoint (its green) and you can see tons of snowmobiles zooming along !
They have rentals by the half hour for laps on a ¼ mile oval $ 50 for 30 mins. not bad if you have 2 people per mobile! max of 20mph, i know. seems slow but its fun when you are trying to make sharp turns around the lap! haha
You are required to wear one of their big, bulky, ugly helmets. doh!
definitely would go back, really fun.