Early Beginnings Snowmobiling in Canada traces its roots back to the early 1900s. The need for efficient transportation in snowy regions inspired inventors to experiment with motorized sleds. In 1922, Joseph-Armand Bombardier, a young Quebecois inventor, created the first snow vehicle prototype. His passion and determination to conquer winter transportation challenges would lay the groundwork...
Category Archives: Snowmobiling
The best time for snowmobiling in Quebec is generally from mid-January to early-March. Snowmobiling during the holiday season We offer guided snowmobiling tours during the holiday season, and we are generally ready to ride between Christmas and New Year's, which is one of the peak seasons for snowmobile reservations in Mont-Tremblant. The Laurentians and Mont-Tremblant...
The Laurentian region boasts an extensive network of over 2359 kilometers (1465 miles) of meticulously groomed snowmobile trails, offering a diverse range of riding experiences. However, when considering our guided tour, it's more helpful to focus on the time spent on the trails rather than the specific distance covered. Our guided tours are available in...
Having the right gear is a legal requirement. Dressing appropriately for our Canadian winter is important. You should wear warm clothes underneath, like your long underwear or anything you would wear under your ski wear. If you need glasses or contacts to drive a car, then you need them to drive a snowmobile. Our snowmobiling...
Absolutely! Our snowmobiling tours are designed for beginners. These tours often include a briefing and instruction on how to operate the snowmobile before you head out. Experienced guides will accompany the group throughout the tour, providing guidance as needed. As a beginner, we recommend starting slowly and building your confidence. Is it difficult to drive...
16 years old: the legal minimum age for privately owned machines In Quebec, the minimum age for riding a snowmobile on public trails is 16. The purpose of this regulation is to ensure the safety of young riders and other trail users. In addition to the minimum age, 16- and 17-year-olds must hold a valid...
Yes, an automobile driver's license is required In Quebec, to drive a snowmobile on the trails, a valid automobile driver's license is required. This means that anyone driving a snowmobile must have a valid automobile license (Quebec class 5), or an equivalent international license. If you don't have this license, you can't legally drive a...