The snow has left us and we are now closed for the season.
Come join us for a Zipline adventure at
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SUZY'S SLIP AND SLIDE
APPX 1 HOUR
One hour of fun--watch out for Suzy the Moose!
Great for first time snowmobilers and families!
$90 for drivers
$45 for adult passengers
$30 for children (5-15)
Appx Distance: 10 miles | Peak Elevation: 2400 ft
SNO CONE
APPX 3 HOURS
Our most popular destination is an overlook of Lake Wenatchee and the Entiat Mountain Range! Awesome views via fantastic trails.
Great for intermediate and advanced riders
$240 for drivers
$120 for adult passengers
$35 for children (10-15).
Approximate Distance: 40 miles (64 km.)
Peak Elevation: 3900 ft.
STARLIGHT EXPRESS
APPX 2 HOURS
2 "starry" hours of nonstop nocturnal nirvana. Enjoy the sparkle of the snow off the headlights and the quiet of the woods at night.
$165 for drivers
$82 for adult passengers
$30 for children (8-15)
Approximate Distance: 20 miles (32 km.)
GRANDPA'S ROCKER
APPX 2 HOURS
The first time we ran this one, we pulled Grandpa in his rocker - up the side of Entiat Ridge to scenic views of Lake Wenatchee and the Cascades.
Great tour for intermediate riders and families with older kids
$165 for drivers
$82 for adult passengers
$30 for children (8-15)
Approximate Distance: 20 miles (32 km.) | Peak Elevation: 2700 ft.
MILE HIGH EXTRAVAGANZA
APPX 4 HOURS
A tour especially for the adventurous spirit, high in the Cascades, to our destination Sugarloaf Lookout at 5,480'. 360 degree view on a clear day and we provide the lunch.
Great for intermediate to advanced riders.
$305 for drivers
$152 for adult passengers
$55 for children (10-15)
Approximate Distance: 46 miles (74 km.)
Peak Elevation: 5800 ft.
MOONLIGHT DINNER RIDE
APPX 2 HOURS
Headlights illuminate forested trails and fields of glistening snow. End your ride with a sumptuous fireside dinner in our Beaver Creek Lodge.
$225 for drivers
$145 for adult passengers
$90 ages 12-16 yrs
$60 ages 8-12 yrs
Approximate Distance: 20 miles (32 km.)
SNOWMOBILE TOUR REVIEWS
Leavenworth Snowmobiles COVID 19 policies & procedures
We are thrilled to be open and offering fun & safe snowmobile tours.
Following all of the recommendations from the CDC and the Health District, we and have implemented policies and protocols to ensure the safety of our staff and guests. To help us help you and our staff stay safe and have the best time, we ask that you comply with the following protocols.
Please do not participate if you have experienced cold or flu-like symptoms within the last 14 days, been in close contact with anyone else who has had these symptoms in the last 14 days or traveled outside of the United States in the last 14 days.
Please note:
Guests will be required to wear a face mask when indoors and gearing up. Masks are not required to be worn while snowmobiling.
You will be required to cancel your reservation if you have a fever, cough, shortness of breath, fatigue, muscle aches, or new loss of taste or smell. You will be given a full credit to come out when you are feeling better. Your credit will never expire and can be used for any of our future trips.
Policies we have implemented include:
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Enhanced Disinfection Protocols: All of your snowmobile gear is only fully disinfected after each use. Snowmobile machines are disinfected between each use and high contact areas are being disinfected regularly.
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Staff health checks: We are monitoring everyone for cold/ flu symptoms.
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Staff hygiene: Our guides will be wearing gloves and maintain a 6’ distance at all times.
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Hand sanitizer stations will be available upon arrival.
How does a guided tour at Mountain Springs Lodge work?
Our trained guides will help suit you up in the provided snowmobile suits, boots, gloves and helmets (available free of charge if needed) and then take you to the snowmobiles for instructions on operating the machine, driving techniques and hazards to be aware of. The guides will then lead you out through the groomed trails, periodically checking in to make sure you are comfortable and stopping at the most scenic areas for views and pictures. The guides will lead you through the entire tour and bring you back to the starting point to then de-issue your gear. If at any point you feel uncomfortable or something happens to the machine, just stop and the guide is there to help. Safety is our #1 priority.
What gear do I need to bring?
We provide most all of the gear that you need for a snowmobile tour! We have warm full body snow suits, boots, gloves and a DOT approved helmet at no extra charge to you. If you want to bring your own snow gear, that is perfectly fine to do. The 2 things that we do not provide but recommend bringing with you are sunglasses and a neck warmer depending on the weather that day.
How fast do you go?
Our tours all start on private and family-owned land so we want to respect the owners and keep tours at 10-15 mph. Our 2 hour and longer tours reach forest service groomed trails and depending on the ability of the group, speeds can get up to 35-45 mph depending on the conditions. Our guides are familiar with the hazards of the trails and will make certain to slow down for sharp corners, then speeds can pick back up on the straightaways. Safety is our #1 priority.
Can I bring my own gear?
Yes, you can certainly bring your own gear as it will likely fit you better, especially if you have young children. We have small selection of children's gear, so bringing your is helpful. Helmets must be DOT certified with the sticker on the back, snowboarding helmets are not permitted.
Can I bring my own snowmobile?
Yes, be sure to mention it while booking your reservation, the cost will be the passenger rate for that tour. If you bring your own snowmobile, you will still be part of our tour and will be expected to follow the guides like all guests. If your snowmobile breaks down, our guides will do their best to help, but you are ultimately responsible for your machine. Our guides only carry spare parts for our Ski-Doo snowmobiles.
Should I do a guided snowmobile tour with you or rent a snowmobile with someone else?
Great question! If you are newer to snowmobiling and could use a refresher on how to operate the machine, or would like to have a guide present in case something happens to the snowmobile, then our guided tours are perfect for you.
If you are very comfortable on snowmobiles and want to go fast and tear it up through the powder off-trail and know how to fix your snowmobile if something happens, then a rental would be a great option for you.
Experienced snowmobilers often do join our guided tours to enjoy the groomed trails and take in the beautiful scenery, but we do keep our tours single file as there are other snowmobilers that share the trails and safety is our #1 priority.
Can I leave a tip?
Yes, guides definitely work hard to give you the best experience possible and a tip goes a long way to show your appreciation.
Are there age restrictions?
Yes, child passengers must be at least 5 years old to ride along and 16 years old to drive. Drivers need to be 18 years old or older to have a passenger.
Where is Leavenworth Snowmobile Tours located?
We are located at Mountain Springs Lodge, 14 miles North of Leavenworth. In the Winter months, you will need to allow yourself at least 30 minutes to drive to Mountain Springs Lodge from Leavenworth.
Are there any weight restrictions?
The weight restriction is 500 pounds per machine maximum.
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