deep bowls, backcountry stuff. no groomed trails or anything like that. we have to much of that out out here.
So you can do this 3 ways.
1. Venture out on own and use local snowmobile clubs as a guide
2. Go to a specific area rent a room and ride
3. Get a complete sled touring packing from somebody.
1. Cheapo way with best flexbility. Fly to Salt Lake City, RENO NV or any major city with excessive rental places. Rent a RV for a week and a sled with trailer. Meet with local sled clubs and have a blast.
For example
www.cnsa.net or
http://www.snowut.com/
2. Get to West yellowstone (
http://www.westyellowstonechamber.com ) or where ever rent a room and walk down the street rent a sled and go ride.
http://www.westyellowstonechamber.com/play/snowmobile/
3. Go to similar place and get a packaged deal:
LIKE YELLOWSTONE" PACKAGE: 2 night stay, 1 double ride 4-stroke snowmobile, park passes, guide, and fees ONLY $320 per couple.
"CONTINENTAL DIVIDE" PACKAGE: 2 night stay, 2 snowmobiles, for one day of riding outside of Yellowstone ONLY $300 per couple.
"THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS" PACKAGE: 3 night stay, 1 day in Yellowstone Park, W/1 double ride 4-stroke snowmobile & 1 day outside of Yellowstone, W/2 snowmobiles and fees $559 per couple. ALL PACKAGES INCLUDE CLOTHING
They are everywhere:
You don't have to search long, or hard to find out that Revelstoke, often called the "Powder Capital of Canada", is the premier, world class snowmobiling destination. More than 18,000 sledders make the powder pilgramage to Revelstoke each year to experience some of the finest snowmobiling available, anywhere on the planet.
ombine that with an amazingly priced accommodation package, including meals, from the Powder Springs Inn downtown hotel and you are going to have the snowmobile trip of a lifetime!
nowmobilers are always welcome at Powder Springs Inn. We have plenty of parking for trailers, and you can put those wet things into the drying room for your convenience
About $50 a day for a room then you gotta get a sled maybe a tour guide.
