We are in Bear Valley California on the HWY 4. Two and a half hours east of the Bay Area. NOT IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

132 Bear Valley Rd, Bear Valley, CA 95223

We are located in the Bear Valley Transportation Center on the corner of Bear Valley Road and Quaking Aspen Road. Turn left off Highway 4, drive one block to the stop sign, turn left and you are there. Click here for Google Map directions.

Lake Alpine Trail:

• 2 Hours - $229

• 3 Hours - $339

Spicer Reservoir Trail: Premium Experiece

• 4 Hours - $425

(4 Snowmobile Minimum = $1700) Advance reservations only. No People Trailers)

Bear Valley Village Area:

• 1 Hr - $129

• People Carrier - $75/hour

(Open Wednesday thru Sunday and holidays)

Our snowmobiles ready to go at the following trail heads:

• Lake Alpine – view Alpine Trail map

• Spicer Reservoir – view Spicer Trail map

• Bear Valley In Town – view Village map

We provide spectacular outdoor adventures the entire family can enjoy. All snowmobile drivers must be at least 18 years old with a valid driver’s license (brought with you) and all passengers must be over 5 years of age. All of our rentals are late model Ski-Doos with hand and thumb warmers and electric starts for your comfort. All snowmobiles seat two people max ( the people who go out on the snowmobile are the only ones who can ride on the snowmobile) – there is no charge for the passenger. Renters are required to provide their own transportation to and from the trailheads, 2-4 miles away unless you ride in the Village area which is right outside our front door. You will need a credit card for each snowmobile rental or rental contract. If there is any damage done to a snowmobile the credit card will be charged. A signed  Release of Liability and Acknowledgement of Risk can be filled out online or can be done in our office when you arrive.

We offer the People Trailer on the Bear Valley Village Trail only that seats up to 2 people or 250lbs so a child and adult can ride together. All passengers must be over 5 years of age on our trails. All children must wear helmets and they must fit them properly.

For those of us without the muscular strength, coordination, or you are just tired from a long day skiing, snowmobiling lets you see mother nature at her grandest in the wintertime. Snowmobiling primarily uses your arms and thumb to control the throttle. Many who are unable to walk, ski, or snowshoe can still enjoy the winter wilderness on snowmobiles.

• Gloves

• Long Johns or Warm Leggings

• Long Sleeve Turtleneck/Shirt

• Thick Wool Socks or Synthetic Wool Socks

• Fleece or Sweater

• Ski Pants or Water Repellent Pants

• Winter Jacket or Rain Jacket with Extra Sweater

• Goggles or Sun Glasses

• Water Repellent Boots or Shoes

• Sun Screen and Chapstick

• Backpack for Drinks and Snacks

• DOT Helmet (we provide the helmets otherwise)

• And of course a camera!

Credit card information is required when booking a reservation. If canceling reservations, you must cancel the reservation a minimum of 24 hours before your scheduled ride or your card will be charged the full amount. You may use other credit cards from yourself or your group or pay cash for the snowmobile reservations upon arrival.