We offer guided snowmobile tours in New Hampshire.

Ages 5 to 105 are all welcome! Passengers must be able to sit on the back seat independently and hold onto the handles. We generally recommend at least 5 yrs.or older and to put hand warmers in their gloves and boots up to about 12yrs. of age.

16+ with a valid driver's license (not a learner’s permit) and a parent or guardian, or 18+ without.

Dress in layers, while we provide gear (helmet, jacket, pants, boots (NOT gloves)) it is on a first come first served basis.

YES, we teach people how to ride every day.

A valid driver’s license, a major credit card with up to $1000.00 available and an attitude that you are about to have the best time of your life...

Yes, we charge you at the time of the booking. Also, our rates include a 5% Reservation Fee, which is non-refundable.

Guided tours NO, Unguided-YES, we will photo copy your license and credit card with a $1000.00 deposit signed for.

Yes with a CASH deposit.

NO, 1 in every 100, Examples and approximate prices of the more common things: Tail light lenses {$15.00} Tail light assembly {$70.00} Windshields {up to $160.00, on the new snowmobiles} A arms {$350.00} Front bumper {$85.00}

YES!!!

If there is any doubt, Yes, our guides areprofessional, friendly people, you will travel much further and safer, they love to ride and share their riding experience with you.

- Only if you really know how to ride, repair, and get around onyour own. Our intermediate riding level is the perfect compromise. We do not offer unguided at the moment.

Yes, I have seen days go as low as -30, That's a 3 layer day for me, it's common to be around 20, but we are in New England and the weather can change from the bottom of the mountain to the top ofthe mountain quite dramatically.

YES

YES

Yes, no more than 375 lbs combined.

NO!

Currently most of our fleet are SkiDoo 600 ACE 4-stroke20. How soon should we be there before the tour starts? Beginners should give 40 min, while intermediate 30 minutes.

A beginner tour can travel anywhere from 5 to 20mph, Intermediate may hit trail speeds, which is 45 mph max.

We give approximate times 1 hr., 2hrs, etc...,but depending on speed and trails traveled mechanical failures,accidents.....etc. we strongly recommend allowing a wide range of time forthat day.

Generally, no bigger than 5 sleds to a guide, unless it's a private group or corporate function.

Yes.

Yes, as long as it is a Double shielded DOT certified. No bicycle or ski helmets allowed. We clean our helmets withsteam and chemicals after each use, and we also sell "head socks".

Yes

No, as it can dramatically slow a tour down to the beginning speed.

No necessary. It's also fun to learn them ahead of time.

We recommend at least5 sleds apart and 1 sled length when completely stopped. Snowmobiles havea tendency to slide when brakes are applied abruptly.

Any marked trail in NH.While this gives you a rough idea of what you need to know or expect, donot hesitate to call us at SledVentures to further assist you with one of themore adventurous days you'll ever have!