Snowmobiles at Lake Tahoe
Snowmobiles at Lake Tahoe
Blackout Weekend 101 – Snowmobiling
Hit the slopes. Check.
Ice Skate. Check.
Make snow angels. Check.
What else is there to do in the snow? Grab your group and feel the thrill of an exciting snowmobile tour!
Blackout Group Tours are SOLD OUT - But there is still an option to snowmobile.
We have reached out to the snowmobile company, and they do have machines available if you want to snowmobile. BUT you will NOT be with the Blackout Weekend group! Our tour groups are full, nor can they guarantee that you will be riding with other Blackout Weekend attendees. Still, you will be able to have the snowmobile experience.
The snowmobile company sent this to us, and once these are gone, that's it.
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3/11 11AM-15 available
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3/11 1PM-13 available
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3/12 11AM-15 available
They have suggested booking ASAP and making your bookings online.
Once you get to the website, select Summit Tours and the date and time you prefer.
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Blackout Weekend has organized two tours, one Friday and one Saturday, for our group. If you’re not into driving, a double passenger vehicle is available.
Summit Tour
This tour is the most popular and beginner friendly option. But just because it’s easy doesn’t mean it lacks fun! You’ll be traveling through Hope Valley reaching altitudes of 10,000 ft. Can you imagine the views? If you can’t, sign up for the tour and you’ll see them in person!
Group Price
Single Rider - $200
Double (2 Riders) - $250
Friday Tour 11AM - Departure from Harrah’s hotel
Saturday Tour 9AM - Departure from Harrah’s hotel
What’s Included
Transportation to touring company
Helmet
Goggles
Gratuity for guides
What You’ll Need
Driver’s License
Credit Card
Sunscreen
Warm Weather Layered Clothing
Closed-toe shoes required
Coat (Available to rent)
Snow / Waterproof Pants (Available to rent)
Boots (Available to rent)
Gloves (Available to rent)
Wristbands required to join the Blackout Group, add the tour to your package today!
Fun Fact: Lake Tahoe borders two states, five counties, one city, and multiple smaller towns.
