Snowmobiling Family Tour

Introduce your family to the sport of snowmobiling in a safe and exciting environment. Explore our vast network of trails to breath-taking vistas and through old growth forests with your professional guide. The kids are going to love this tour, as they can try driving their very own mini-snowmobiles! Children 12 and under are free, one child may ride with the guide.

BEFORE YOU RIDE

Here in the Whistler backcountry they will bring you to places you would never be able to see. Our snowmobiles have automatic transmissions. A quick riding tutorial from your experienced guides will have you riding with confidence and answer any lingering questions.

Tours will run in all weather conditions unless it is unsafe.

You must be a minimum of 16 years old, have a valid driver’s license, and have a parent/guardian to sign your waiver before driving a snowmobile.

All tours are fully guided by professionally trained guides.

Drugs and alcohol policy: Participants must not be under the influence of any drugs or alcohol when taking part in any tours at The Adventure Group. We reserve the right to remove any guest or group from a tour if we suspect them to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

Injury and pregnancy: For your own safety, The Adventure Group strongly discourages our guests from participating in any of our activities when pregnant or with pre-existing back or neck injuries. In order to participate, we would require written consent from a physician with the understanding that all of our activities are outdoors.

Dress as if you were going skiing: Warm layers, winter jacket, snow pants, warm gloves and boots.

It is better to wear too many layers than too few, you can always shed clothing if you get too hot.

All guests are required to sign a legal release of liability waiver.

FOR YOUR PROTECTION

Children must be 4’ tall (122 cm) and fit a D.O.T. helmet to ride. You must wear one of our Department of Transportation (DOT) certified and regularly inspected helmets. D.O.T. certified helmets meet or exceed Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 218, the legal requirement for a helmet to be used on public roads. Personal helmets are not permitted.

SMALL GROUPS ARE MORE FUN

On our tours, the ratio of guide to guest is one to five.

WHAT TO BRING

• Ski / Snowboard Suit
• Warm Boots (or borrow them from us!)
• Sunglasses or Snow Goggles
• Warm Gloves
• Camera

If you are missing any winter clothing items, we can provide waterproof, but non-insulated jacket and pants, as well as warm gloves, goggles and boots.

CHECK-IN

Cougar Basecamp – Please check in at our basecamp 10 minutes before your scheduled tour time. Follow any map app to Sixteen Mile Creek Forest Service Road, Whistler BC, just a 10 minute drive north of Whistler Village. After turning off the highway at our large wooden sign that says Welcome to Cougar Mountain, a short uphill drive through the forest will take you to the basecamp. Complimentary parking is available at the venue.

COVID19 Guidelines 

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