Canada · SNOWSHOE & WINTER TRIPS
The 15 best snow & snowmobile trips you can book today, with what each costs, how long it takes and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason.
Whistler Wilderness Run snowmobile tour with small-group guiding, safety training, and frozen-lake trail rides.
“Our guide Tom was excellent he made our first snowmobiling experience super fun. I would definitely recommend this guided tour to friends back home.”
Guided 2-hour snowmobile tour from Whistler’s Blackcomb bases into the Brandywine and Callaghan valleys, with gear, hot drink, and scenic stops.
“Fun small group adventure with my son! He loved driving the mini-Z. Trail and snowmobiles were in great condition. Thanks to our guide Brendan! Only disappoint was that GST and mandatory insurance were excluded from viator’s quote.”
First-time snowmobiling in Whistler’s Callaghan Valley with gear and training included, plus a ride to the abandoned NorthAir gold mine.
“This was our first time riding a snowmobile and it didn't disappoint. Our guide, Alejandro, made learning easy and kept it fun. I am ready to go snowmobiling again!”
Beginner-friendly Yellowknife snowmobile tour with heated gear, small groups, frozen lake riding, and a 50 to 60 minute guided adventure.
“Great personal ride. Instructions were clear. Had free time to move about. Never left in the group behind. Guide Gabriel was superb.”
Snowshoe the Medicine Trail in Whistler’s Callaghan Valley with cedar and hemlock, medicinal tea, and snowshoes plus shuttle included.
“Jeremy was a fabulous guide. Very knowledgeable about the local flora and fauna! We had a wonderful time!”
A 40-minute family-friendly horse-drawn sleigh ride in Banff with mountain views, possible wildlife, and a cozy hot drink by the fire.
“Fabulous time. Weird how they sat out whole family of ten on one side of the wagon rather than across from each other so we could be together for the ride. Fabulous guide driver. Fabulous footman. Loved the way they cared for the horses.”
Guided snowmobile tour near Quebec City with safety training, included gear, and a 90-minute ride through snowy trails and straights.
“I had much fun, and I hope to take my niece and nephew on such activity in the coming years along with my sister.”
Guided snowmobile tour in Quebec’s Laurentians with cold-weather gear, helmet, fuel, and winter trails on a 2-seat machine.
“Very fun and enjoyable experience. We did the 6:30pm 2 hour tour. Beautiful scenery and very friendly guide!”
Family-friendly Mont-Tremblant sleigh ride with storytelling, hot chocolate, and maple candy, on snow or wheels.
“We enjoyed a sleigh ride through the beautiful snow, and your hot chocolate with maple syrup was delicious. You’re an amazing person, and your service was excellent. We look forward to seeing you again soon!”
Warm ice-fishing in Yellowknife with gear and bait, Great Slave Lake lunch on the ice, and a snowshoe or mist finish.
“The tour bus pick-up was right from the place we stayed at in Yellowknife. The ride to the lake took about 30 min. The fishing shack was well heated with a wood stove and had tea/coffee supplies in it. Our host Willie was great. He is from the Eskimo Nation and showed us pictures of his predecessors, who were fishermen, as well as of his hamlet Ulukhaktok. Willie was very knowledgable about fishing and his assistant prepared for us a delicious lunch from fried fresh fish (inconnu). Highly recommended!!!”
A 1-hour Yellowknife snowmobile adventure with new 2024 machines, heated gear, and a frozen-lake ride plus snowy trails.
“Great experience, the guide helps varying the routes and discover new sensations. Nice setting on a lake with some forest as well.”
Fly above frozen glaciers, lakes, and waterfalls, then snowshoe to a frozen waterfall, warm up with Irish cream hot chocolate.
“The experience is hands down one of the coolest I have had. The ride is full of breathtaking views and worth every dollar. Our pilot Will was great and made the experience even better. 10/10 100% recommend doing this!”
Guided Yellowknife backcountry snowmobile tour with hotel pickup, a short safety briefing, photo stops, heated gear options, and frozen lake views.
“Leon gave an excellent orientation to using the snow mobile, I replayed his instructions in my head as we headed out over trails and frozen lakes. There were coats and warm mitts and boots available for those who were under dressed for this outdoor activity. we were blessed with relatively mild weather and my own gear was fine. they provide heated helmets and the handles are also heated. The snow mobiles are in excellent condition, well maintained and have a speed limiter on them so you cannot go faster than 35 mph. It was plenty fast enough for me, and I had a blast. Thank you for this initiation to…”
Ride a snowmobile through Côte-Nord to a Saguenay Fjord viewpoint on a guided winter expedition, from $90 per person.
“Activité géniale, Guide à l'écoute et disponible. La location de vêtements "chaud" un gros plus. Je recommande vivement. Attention à l'heure de prise de RDV, car la nuit tombe vite et pour une expérience optimale prendre plutôt l'avant dernier créneau et pas le dernier.”
Guided 2-hour snowshoe tour from Tremblant Resort: wildlife facts, a fire on snow, and a Québécois folk touch. $64 per person.
“Vraiment top ! Richard est un très bon guide et j’ai passé un moment super agréable dans la nature.”
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