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Snowmobile Rental Rates - With Guide
NOTE: Off-trail pricing varies based on skill level.
Snowmobile Rental Rates - Without Guide
Ski-Doo Touring Ace 600
(2 People)
Ski-Doo Touring Ace 600
(1 Person)
Ski-Doo Touring Ace 600
(2 People)
Polaris 1000 Voyager Trail Sled
Wherever the snow is deep, the Polaris family of mountain snowmobiles are engineered to elevate the backcountry to ride in ways you've only dreamed about.
Polaris RMK 850
The world's best mountain sled features the industry's best power-to-weight ratio to give the rider instantaneous lift and immediate response.
Polaris Pro 650 RMK
Purpose-built for dynamic deep snow riding, the PRO 650 RMK features effortless control and deep snow performance.
Ski-Doo Touring Sled
Trail Only, Easiest and most comfortable to ride
2 Persons (double rider) or 1 Person (single rider)
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NOTE: Fleets, which include current and prior year models, are not assigned based on preference. We do not accept specific model request.
At Togwotee Mountain Lodge, we get you adventure‑ready with high‑performance gear and must‑have accessories—so you can hit the snow and leave the prep to us. Our team will match you with the best equipment for your ride and give you pro tips to keep you safe out there. Love your rental? Take it home! With our Try It & Buy It program, your rental fees go toward your purchase. Snowmobiling is a thrill—so suit up, stay sharp, and make every mile an epic one.
Avalanche Beacon $20.00/day
The Backcountry Access Tracker avalanche beacon can greatly reduce the amount of time spent pinpointing, probing, and digging during an avalanche rescue. With directional lighting and digital distance readings, the guesswork of finding buried victims is eliminated. Our snowmobile staff will walk you through operation of these devices.
Avalanche Shovel $5.00/day
Portable Avalanche Shovels are made of lightweight plastic and aluminum. They are made to attach securely to the outside of a gear pack. Once the avalanche victim is located, using a shovel specifically made for snow will increase the speed of digging greatly, compared to digging by hand.
Avalanche Probe $5.00/day
Collapsible Avalanche Probes are easy to carry and fold to a compact portable size. These special poles are tubular steel that are joined together to make a snow probe up to 12 feet long. The benefit to using a probe during an avalanche rescue is locating the person quickly to save valuable time by avoiding digging in the wrong location.
Kneepads $20.00/day
Kneepads provide protection from injuries caused by falling from the sled and/or making contact with trees when riding in heavily wooded areas. Kneepads and knee guards feature impact resistant ABS plastic and perforated foam padding for increased airflow to help ease perspiration. Kneepads can make all the difference in the world in regard to comfort and safety on the snowmobile.
Backpack $50.00/day
The Lightning™ Pack, by True Adventure Gear, is a proven performer for the hardcore sledder. The backpack provides all-day comfort for exploring the backcountry. Securely carries avalanche probe, shovel, and other emergency gear and supplies.
The damage/missing fee for the items in the backpack include:
Beacon: $325
Backpack: $175
Probe: $100
Shovel: $100
Clothing $19.00/day
Togwotee Snowmobile Rental Shop provides head-to-toe snowmobile clothing to keep you warm and protected.
FLY Design jackets are Storm-Proofed with features such as: Protective Wind Flaps; Exclusive Pilltron Knit with programmed elastic memory to retain shape and prevent unwanted drafts; most styles are also equipped with a flexible Wind-Guard Cummerbund with adjustable snaps for comfort. The exclusive Weather-Tec Protective System has a layer of polar or Northern Fleece added to the lining to increase warmth by allowing body heat to circulate and moisture to evaporate as well as eliminating that chill associated with nylon lining.
FLY Design Bib-Pants feature Triple padded knee patches with Polar lining for maximum protection as well as our exclusive Weather-Tec Seat. This multi-layered waterproof seat with welded seams and Polar lining (on most styles) is guaranteed to keep you warm and dry.
What kind of rider are you? Identifying your skill level will help us put you on the ideal machine and provide an amazing Togwotee experience!
Beginner:
Kick off your adventure with hands-on instruction on how to operate your sled safely and confidently. But don’t think “beginner” means slow—you’ll stop in open meadows where you can “let ’er rip!” if you’re feeling bold. Ride through the breathtaking Bridger-Teton National Forest, with a chance to spot wildlife along the way. Want to level up? Our expert guides will give you riding tips to help you progress to intermediate tours.
Trail: Never been on a snowmobile, or been on a snowmobile only a few times.
Off-Trail: Has operated snowmobiles a few times but never in deep powder.
Intermediate:
An intermediate tour is for those who are already familiar with the operation of snowmobiles. Intermediate tours venture farther off-trail and travel at higher speeds on trail than beginner tours.
Trail: Rides sleds 5-10 times a year and can maintain speed and maneuver corners easily.
Off-Trail: Rides sleds 8-10 times a year, has been in some powder but not deep powder. May understand powder turns but cannot execute every time.
Advanced:
Ready to push your limits? Our advanced tours are built for seasoned riders who crave speed, challenge, and epic terrain. On-trail, tackle high-speed runs with confidence; off-trail, you’ll rip through deep powder, carve tight turns, and master steep sidehills. These tours demand skill, agility, and serious sled experience—bring your A-game and prepare for some of the most exhilarating snowmobiling Togwotee Pass has to offer.
Trail: Enjoys high rates of speed and rides 15-20 times per year. Has owned or currently owns their own sled. Can corner at high rates of speed. Feels comfortable on snowmobiles.
Off-Trail: Has ridden a sled in deep powder and can powder turn, side hill and hill climb. Not always able to execute side hilling and more technical powder turns through trees down hill.
Extreme:
Extreme tours are off-trail and REQUIRE solid proficiency at off trail riding. You could end up in a situation where side hilling for 100 feet could be required, or where downhill powder turns through tight trees are non-optional.
Off-Trail Only Classification: Owns sled or rides 20+ times per year in powder. Can side hill for 200+ yards or powder turn on a dime. Can powder turn down hill while maneuvering through trees. Enjoys all forms of backcountry from hill climbing to boon docking.