Lake Tahoe Rentals

[JumpJunky]

First off - I'm new here. I'm a mod over at HCS and posted the same question. Someone recommended I post here, as I may get better response.

My wife, myself, and another couple are headed to Tahoe from 4/2-4/6. We're very experienced riders (been riding since I was 2 and am now 38!) on the 'flat lands' of Michigan.

We picked Tahoe to get some powder riding in - that way the women can hang out at the casino / spa and drink wine while the boys go play. (We're staying at Montbleau and will have a rental SUV)

I've done Tahoe before and LOVED the views and snow. I rode with Zeyphr Cove. While fun - I'm looking for a sled with a little more power than a 380 fan. I'm thinking a 600cc liquid or equivalent.

Also, since we're unfamiliar with the riding areas - we'd love to have a guide. Probably the smart thing to do with the threat of avalanches, getting lost, etc...

Can anyone recommend a rental place? We'll be bringing our own gear. Our rental car won't have a hitch either.

Thanks!

JJ

 

[King o the Hill]

JJ

There is a place in SLT that rents from there shop (trailer and all) for you to take anywhere...conditions are hero right now so off trail I wouldn't sweat and Hope Valley is a frequented place for the "renters" as well as a different place to rent that has liquid cooleds and lots of riding areas...if you would like to gimmee a shout I can get you some more details over the phone...800-388-5258 ask for Jeff Schauer

 

[donbrown]

PM mountainhorse and Anthony Oberti ... I don't make it up that far.

Plan to ride with temps up to the 50's at mid day and 20's at night.


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Lake Tahoe Snowmobile Association
P.O. Box 19020
So Lake Tahoe, CA 96151-0020
Rep. Pliny Oliver
P.O. Box 472
Zephyr Cove, NV 89448
775-588-1748
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California state sponsored snowmobiling park Day pass $5.00 season $25. Can stay parked for 5 days or less:

http://ohv.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=1233

 

[norcaltodd]

The place in South Lake rents Arctic Cats and is called:

http://tahoesnowmobiles.com/

There are some places in North Lake Tahoe also, I would recommend:

http://www.fullthrottletahoe.com/

Have fun and be safe.