easy
3 hours
Moderate fitness recommended; you should be comfortable sitting and operating a snowmobile over varied terrain.
Join a private 3-hour snowmobile tour from Birdseye Outpost in Leadville, Colorado. Cruise through easy trails and ascend Prospect Mountain with stunning views over 12,600 feet high.
Experience an unforgettable 3-hour snowmobile tour that starts at Birdseye Outpost, perched at 10,000 feet in Leadville, Colorado. This adventure is perfect for all skill levels, offering a smooth introduction to snowmobiling as you navigate easy trails before ascending to the summit of Prospect Mountain. As you climb above 12,600 feet, be prepared to be amazed by sweeping panoramic views of the Rocky Mountains and the historic mining district of Leadville below. Guided by High Country Tours experts, you’ll learn the basics of operating a snowmobile safely in this majestic winter wilderness. The crisp mountain air, the thrill of powering through snow-covered landscapes, and the breathtaking vistas create a perfect combination of excitement and natural beauty. Whether you’re a first-timer or an experienced rider, this private tour ensures a personalized experience with plenty of photo stops and moments to absorb the stunning surroundings. Suitable for solo adventurers, families, or groups looking for an intimate and thrilling winter outing in the Rockies, this trip is a must-do when visiting Colorado’s high country.
Mountain weather can change quickly; wearing multiple layers helps you stay warm and adaptable.
Snow glare at high altitudes can be intense, so protect your eyes with proper eyewear.
At high elevations, dehydration happens faster; carry water and drink regularly throughout the tour.
Trails can get narrow or tricky, so keep close to your guide for safety and best experience.
Leadville’s mining boom in the late 1800s shaped the area; Prospect Mountain served as a key lookout for early settlers.
Efforts are in place to minimize trail erosion and protect wildlife habitats by limiting snowmobile routes and enforcing seasonal access.
Keeps you warm and dry during the snowy, cold mountain ride.
winter specific
Provides traction and warmth while mounting and dismounting the snowmobile.
winter specific
Protects your hands from frostbite and keeps you comfortable on cold handles.
winter specific
Protects your eyes from intense snow glare and blowing snow.
winter specific