Plan your Adventure
We work with some of the premiere lodging providers in Southwest Montana to help you plan a fully inclusive and memorable private experience. If you have questions about creating your complete adventure experience, then give us a call, we will be happy to book your entire trip for you.
STAY & EXPLORE
READY TO RIDE?
Big Sheep Creek Scenic Byway
200 miles of groomed trails, highlights include Coolidge and Elkhorn mines and Reservoir Lake. Major groomed trails heading west and north interconnect with Wisdom/Jackson and Wise River trail systems. Southerly trail links up with Salmon, Idaho snowmobile club trails.
Lemhi Pass – National Historical Landmark
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Idaho/Montana on the Continental Divide Border
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Lewis & Clark Monument
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Spring starts the Missouri River located at Sacajawea Memorial Campground
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Breathtaking views towards Salmon National Forest – Idaho
Clark Canyon Dam -
Camp Fortunate (Lewis & Clark Trail)
Butte, Anaconda, Georgetown Lake, & Phillipsburg, MT
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Mount Haggin FWP Game Management Area – Click Here for More Info
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Fairmont RV Park – Click Here for More Info
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Georgetown Lake and Red Lion snowmobile area – Anaconda, MT
Wisdom/Jackson
Miner, Twin Lakes, and Skinner Meadows road to Reservoir Lake
Birch Creek
15 minutes from our shop and works great for the ½ day renter on limited time. (other areas available, contact us for details)
Lima, Dell, MT & Big Sheep Area
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Elk Lake Lodge on Elk Lake: Spectacular views of the historic Centennial Valley
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Island Park, ID access to Yellowstone National Park
Polaris
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Bannack Ghost Town – Montana’s First Territorial Capital – A must stop on the way to the Byway – Approximate time is ½ hour to a hour)
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Pioneer Mountains Scenic Byway (Groomed snowmobile trails)
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Panoramic Grasshopper Valley in the Pioneer and Beaverhead Mountains
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Polaris, MT – Old time US Post Office still stands with Polar Bar.
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Comet Mountain and Elkhorn Mine
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Crystal Park for a day of rockhounding
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Lupine Day Use Cabin and warming hut during snowmobile season
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Coolidge Ghost Town
WHAT TO BRING
Eye Protection
While riding, sunglasses or goggles are recommended. Goggles and maps are available for purchase at rental location(s) or you can pre-order when making your reservation.
Food & Water
Bring plenty of water and extra food. You should always be prepared for the worst, in case you get stranded or lost.
Extra Clothing &
Rain Gear
Dressing in layers is wise, but remember to bring extra clothing in case the weather turns cold.
First Aid Kit
A first aid kit is essential, as you may be far from any type of medical care if you were to have an accident.
Sunscreen
While it may field cool in the mountains, the UV rays are much more intense at higher elevations and you will burn more quickly.
Drivers License
We’ll need your driver’s license for our rentals.
Closed Toe Shoes
Protect your feet with closed toe shoes. Sandals are not recommended.
Helmet
Bring your helmet, if you have one. Our rental locations also have helmets available.
WINTER TRAILS
Dillon
200 miles of groomed trails, highlights include Coolidge and Elkhorn mines and Reservoir Lake. Major groomed trails heading west and north interconnect with Wisdom/Jackson and Wise River trail systems. Southerly trail links up with Salmon, Idaho snowmobile club trails.
Georgetown Lake
Three major trail systems totaling 140 miles offer opportunities for family snowmobile touring, with a snow shelter for cookouts and picnics, to more challenging riding through deep snowpack.
Virginia City
Three snowmobile trail systems in the Gravelly Range provide challenging opportunities for experienced riders, and easier rides with access to resorts. Highlights of the 130 miles of snowmobile trails include Alder Gulch, Summit City, Antelope Basin, Tobacco Root Range and high mountain lakes.
Wisdom/Jackson
150 miles of groomed trails link up with other snowmobile trail systems including the Wise river-Polaris Trail, Steel Creek trails, Wise River trails, Salmon, Idaho club trails, and over the Continental Divide into the Bitterroot Valley.
Wise River
Area highlights include Pettengill’s Falls, Long Tom Cabin, backcountry lakes, high plateaus and plenty of open meadow play areas. 150 miles of groomed trails at elevations from 5,500 feet to 8,000 feet.
Pioneer Mountains scenic byway & Wise River area
Groomed snowmobile Trails
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What is your cancellation policy?We have a 48-hour cancellation policy. If you cancel within 48 hours prior to your rental, you will be charged in full. If you cancel outside of the 48 hours, you will only lose your 20% deposit.
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What are the pickup and drop-off times? Can I pick up the night before?We open our doors at 8 AM and ask that you show up at least 30 minutes before your expected ride time. Everything must be returned to our locations no later than 4 PM. Rentals returned after 5 PM will be charged in full for another rental day. Sorry, we do not allow any rentals to be picked up the night before.
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Do the rentals come with a full tank of gas?Yes, all rentals come with a full tank and you will be responsible for the cost of filling them back up. We do this for you and charge you the price of premium/gal for that day.
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Do you deliver and pickup?Depending on the situation, delivery and pick-up may be an option. Give us a call to discuss the details.
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Where can we ride?Please visit our Plan your Adventure page for more info or give our team a call. We are happy to make expert recommendations based on your rental duration, riding comfort level, weather conditions and more.
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What are your rental requirements?You must be 25 years old with a valid driver’s license to rent any of our equipment. To operate any rental, you must be at least 18 years old with a valid driver’s license.
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What happens if I crash?Bummer. We crash too. We’ll get over it. Just be honest with us and let us know what happened. We promise not to yell. We’ll work through it together with your needs in mind. But insurance helps. (See below.)
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Do you offer insurance?Yes, our rates include insurance w/ a $2000 deductible. Please inquire for more details.