Snowmobiling Tremblant Guided (2h)

Imagine driving your snowmobile through winding forest trails in the Upper Laurentians, with pine trees on either side and a winter landscape stretching out ahead. Our 2h guided snowmobile ride takes you through well-maintained trails on a Ski-Doo Expedition Sport or Grand Touring 900 ACE — models known for their stability, comfort, and ease of handling. 

When you arrive at our base, our team gets you checked in and suited up with all the gear you need. Before heading out, your guide walks the group through a safety breifing on how to operate your snowmobile. On the trail, your guide sets the pace based on the group’s comfort level — nobody gets left behind. Along the way, we stop one or two times (5 to 10 minutes each) to take in the views, snap a few photos, and swap drivers and passengers if your group wants to share the wheel.

Our evening ride covers the same 2h guided route from a completely different perspective. Headlights on, stars overhead, and the quiet of the winter night around you — it’s a different way to experience the boreal forest trails of the province of Quebec, the home of snowmobiling.

Who Is This For?

This ride is open to beginners — no prior snowmobile experience is needed. Your guide covers everything before you hit the trails. Drivers need basic coordination and the ability to operate a throttle and brakes. Passengers need to be able to hold on behind the driver and have their feet fully supported on the footrests. The terrain is moderate with hilly forest trails, so expect some light physical effort throughout the 2h ride.

Know Before You Reserve 

Age and Physical Requirements

• Drivers must be 21 years minimum and have a valid driver’s licence on hand throughout the ride (copies or photos not accepted)
• Participants 18 years or older may drive when accompanied by a parent (valid driver’s licence required)
• Passengers must be 5 years minimum and 48″ (122 cm) minimum in height
• Passengers must be able to stand independently behind the driver, hold on themselves using the provided handles, and have their feet fully supported on the footrests
• No expectant mothers
• Maximum weight: 550 lbs / 249 kg per snowmobile 

Group Dynamics

• This is a guided group ride — your guide manages the pace based on the group’s comfort level

What to Expect

• Duration: 2h (may vary with weather conditions)
• Transport is available from our offices at The Tremblant Activity Centre in Tremblant resort.
• Our rides leave from trailheads located up to 1h from Tremblant resort, depending on conditions, 2h30 from Montreal, and 2h30 from Ottawa.
• When you reserve, you’ll choose between taking our transport from The Tremblant Activity Centre and meet us there OR driving to meet us at the trailhead — this choice must be made at reservation We recommend renting a car if you’re visiting the Mont-Tremblant area — taxis and rideshares can be limited in this rural area during high season
• Security deposit required: a credit card is needed (Visa, Mastercard, or Amex — no cash). Two options: pre-authorization of $3,000 per snowmobile, OR pre-authorization of $500 + $50 non-refundable per snowmobile. Maximum deposit of $10,000 for groups of 4 snowmobiles or more, with a liability of $3,000 per snowmobile

Prices do not include taxes or mandatory resort royalty of 3% and may be subject to change without notice. See cancellation and modification terms.

Know Before You Go

• Dress appropriately for snowmobiling — see our What to Wear section or contact us if you’re unsure
• A balaclava mask is mandatory for the ride — not included but available for purchase on site
• Recommended items to bring: thermal underwear, wool socks, wool or fleece vest, neck warmer, camera, hand warmers
• Please arrive at your meeting point at the time specified in your reservation confirmation

What happens after you reserve

We recommend reserving in advance as spaces fill up. After your reservation, you will receive 2 emails immediately  :

• a reservation with important info such as driving directions for your meeting point and meeting time for your activity
• a receipt of payment