Guided Snowmobile tours H-D/D
Enjoy driving your snowmobile in the Yukon far north and discover some of the most beautiful landscapes in the world!
Guided Snowmobile tours that will bring you in the pristine of the Yukon!
Get tips from experienced local guides and explore gorgeous landscapes driving your own snowmobile!
Half day guided Snowmobile Tours in Whitehorse Yukon:
You’ll start with a short safety snowmobile riding introduction, before taking off for your snowmobile ride. While driving over frozen lakes, boreal forest and mountain trails above the treeline you might see wildlife. Your guide will allow many stops so you can take as many pictures as you want. You’ll enjoy a snack facing breathtaking views. We’ll also bring hot drinks to keep you warm throughout the day.
Price : $250 per person for a shared snowmobile. Â
Full day guided Snowmobile Tours in Whitehorse Yukon:
You’ll start with a short safety snowmobile riding introduction, before taking off for the day. While driving over frozen lakes, boreal forest and mountain trails above the treeline you might see wildlife. Your guide will allow many stops so you can take as many pictures as you want. You’ll enjoy the lunch facing breathtaking views. We’ll also bring hot drinks to keep you warm throughout the day.
Price : $375 per person for a shared snowmobile.
Single sled supplement : $250 Â
- The Snowmachine
- Helmet, warm winter coat, pants, gloves and boots.Â
- All meals, snacks and hot drinks
- Pick up and drop off at your accommodation can be arranged for extra fee.
- + Overnight Trip: Arctic Oven tent, winter sleeping bag and comfy mat.
Our team
Passionated, knowlegeable and experienced guides.
Fabien is a Canadian ski patrol and was a professional musher and sleddog racer until recently. He participated in a 3 month expedition from Pacific coast to the Baikal lake in Siberia China and Mongolia, opening the trail on snowmobile.
In addition to guiding experience, Raphaelle is a cross-country, downhill and touring ski certified instructor.
Both guides have their Wilderness Advanced First Aid.
The groups are very small, 2 to 4 participants to allow for an immersive experience, an intimate connection with nature.
Into the wild
High chances to observe northern wildlife (Moose, Caribous, Wolves, Lynx, Coyotes, Eagles) and Northern Lights.
The itinerary of the expedition is unprecedented, the immersion in the true wilderness is striking. We might not even see anyone else on the trail.