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!
PEAK (December & Weekends in January & February)
$140 for Single Snowmobiles (Driver / No Passenger)
$190 for 2 Person Snowmobiles (Driver & Passenger)
OFF PEAK - (Monday - Friday in January & February)
$109 for Single Snowmobiles (Driver / No Passenger)
$149 for 2 Person Snowmobiles (Driver & Passenger)
Ages 5 and up on this tour.
Appx Distance: 10 miles | Peak Elevation: 2400 ft
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
PEAK (December & Weekends in January & February)
$230 for Single Snowmobiles (Driver / No Passenger)
$320 for 2 Person Snowmobiles (Driver & Passenger)
OFF PEAK - (Monday - Friday in January & February)
$185 for Single Snowmobiles (Driver / No Passenger)
$265 for 2 Person Snowmobiles (Driver & Passenger)
Ages 8 and up on this tour.
Approximate Distance: 20 miles (32 km.) | Peak Elevation: 2700 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
PEAK (December & Weekends in January & February)
$320 for Single Snowmobiles (Driver / No Passenger)
$440 for 2 Person Snowmobiles (Driver & Passenger)
OFF PEAK - (Monday - Friday in January & February)
$265 for Single Snowmobiles (Driver / No Passenger)
$365 for 2 Person Snowmobiles (Driver & Passenger)
Ages 10 and up on this tour.
Approximate Distance: 40 miles (64 km.)
Peak Elevation: 3900 ft.
STARLIGHT EXPRESS
APPX 1.5 HOURS
1.5 "starry" hours of nonstop nocturnal nirvana. Enjoy the sparkle of the snow off the headlights and the quiet of the woods at night.
$150 for Single Snowmobiles (Driver / No Passenger)
$195 for 2 Person Snowmobiles (Driver & Passenger)
Ages 8 and up on this tour.
Approximate Distance: 20 miles (32 km.)
SNOWMOBILE TOUR REVIEWS
How does a guided tour at Leavenworth Snowmobile Tours work?
Our trained guides will help fit you with complementary snowmobile suits, boots, gloves, and helmets. After suiting up, you will receive instruction on machine operation, driving techniques, and trail hazards. Your guide will lead you along groomed trails, stopping at scenic viewpoints for photos and checking in to ensure everyone is comfortable. If you ever feel uncomfortable or experience an issue with your machine, simply stop and your guide will assist. Safety is our top priority.
What gear do I need to bring?
We provide full-body snow suits (sizes XS to 5XL), boots, gloves, and DOT-approved helmets at no extra charge. You are welcome to wear your own snow gear if you prefer. We recommend bringing sunglasses and a neck warmer or balaclava, as these are not provided.
Do I need to do anything to prepare?
We conduct a thorough safety orientation before every departure to cover machine controls, riding basics, and trail etiquette. Guests can also watch the Ski-Doo Safety Video prior to arrival to familiarize themselves with riding basics.
How fast do you go?
Tours begin on private land at a pace of 10 to 15 mph. On our 2-hour and longer tours, we access Forest Service groomed trails where speeds can reach 35 to 45 mph, depending on group ability and trail conditions. Guides slow down for corners and adjust speeds to ensure a safe, comfortable ride for everyone.
Can I bring my own gear?
Yes, you are welcome to bring your own gear, which is especially helpful for young children since our kids' inventory is limited. Personal helmets must be DOT-certified with an official sticker attached; ski and snowboard helmets are not permitted.
What kind of snowmobiles do you use?
We ride Ski-Doo Expedition 900 ACE four-stroke snowmobiles, which offer a quiet, smooth, and eco-friendly ride. We are proud partners of BRP’s Experience program.
Can I bring my own snowmobile?
Privately owned snowmobiles are not permitted on our tours due to insurance policies. Public trail access and detailed trail maps are available at local Sno-Parks nearby.
Can I go snowmobiling if I'm pregnant?
Pregnant women cannot participate for safety reasons. We reserve the right to decline participation if we have concerns regarding a guest's physical well-being on the trail.
Should I do a guided snowmobile tour with you or rent a snowmobile with someone else?
Our guided tours are ideal if you are new to snowmobiling, would like a refresher on operating the machine, or prefer having a guide present throughout the ride. If you are an experienced rider looking for high speeds, off-trail powder riding, and self-repaired trail issues, a rental company may be a better fit. Experienced snowmobilers frequently join our tours to enjoy the scenic groomed trails, though all tours remain in single-file formation for trail safety.
What is the cancellation policy?
Reservations canceled 24 hours or more prior to departure are fully refundable. Cancellations made within 24 hours of departure are non-refundable.
Are tours ever cancelled?
If tour conditions or extreme weather make riding unsafe, tours may be canceled. If we must cancel your reservation, you will be notified promptly and issued a full refund.
Can I leave a tip?
Gratuities are never required but are greatly appreciated by our fantastic guides.
Are there age restrictions?
Passengers must meet the recommended minimum age for each tour: 5 years old for the 1-hour tour (Suzy's Slip and Slide), 8 years old for the 2-hour tour (Grandpa's Rocker), and 10 years old for the 3-hour tour (Sno Cone). Drivers must be at least 16 years old to operate a single snowmobile, or 18 years old to carry a passenger.
Where is Leavenworth Snowmobile Tours located?
We operate out of Mountain Springs Lodge, located 14 miles north of Leavenworth. Please allow at least 30 minutes of driving time from downtown Leavenworth during winter road conditions.
Are there any weight restrictions?
Each snowmobile has a maximum weight capacity of 500 pounds total.
Do I need to speak English?
At least one member of your party must be fluent in English to translate the safety orientation and communicate with the guide during the tour. It is essential that all participants understand basic safety and operational commands.
SNOWMOBILE TOUR FAQ
