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At Least 21 Years Old
No Hidden Fees
Up to 90 Minutes
OVERVIEW
Experience 90 Minutes of fueled-up fun while trail riding through the Mt. Hood National Forest on our brand-new 2020 and 2022 Polaris Snowmobiles! Our guides will work to build up your confidence on a roaring sled as you rip through the snowy backcountry! All drivers must have a valid driver's license to operate the Snowmobile. Tours are suitable for all skill levels and passengers 8 years old & up, weight limit is 350 lbs.
Please be aware Snowmobile Tours are weather dependent. Sufficient accumulation of snow is needed to operate & in the case of low snow, you will receive a call from Mt. Hood Outfitters staff a few days before your tour. If we need to cancel due to lack of snow, you will receive a full refund. If there is enough snow on the the ground to go, we do not cancel because of precipitation.
INCLUDED
Expertly Guided 90 Minute Snowmobile Tour on a Single or Double Rider Snowmobile & A Snowmobile Helmet for each participant.
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ALL DRIVERS MUST CARRY A VALID DRIVERS LICENCE WHILE ON THE TRAILS. The Forest Service patrols the trails just like the highways. -
Tour reservations must be made and accompanied by an adult with a valid driver's license that is over 21 years old. -
The driver of each snowmobile must be at least 16 years old with a valid driver’s license and weigh at least 100 lbs. Minors are not allowed to drive. -
In order to have a passenger on board drivers must be at least 18 years old. -
Passengers must be at least 8 years old 48" in height. NO EXCEPTIONS! -
Recommended weight limit on a double seat machine is 350 lbs. and drivers will need to weigh more than the passenger. If there is too much weight on the machines, the shocks will be absorbed and it will be very bumpy and uncomfortable for the person riding on the back. It can also cause additional wear and damage to the machines.
What To Bring
You will need a snow worthy vehicle to make it to our shop 60 minutes prior to your reservation and then to either Frog Lake or Skyline Sno-park. Please do not take a bus or get dropped off at Mt Hood Outfitters only.
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Cell phone use while machine is moving and in operation is strictly forbidden
what to wear
You will want to dress for a day on the snow, just like you were going skiing or snowboarding. We recommend water resistant/waterproof coat, pant, boots, and gloves. If you do not have the proper gear, we do have limited supplies of boots and outerwear items at our shop. We do not rent gloves but we have gloves for sale.
We provide helmets for all trips. If you have your own helmet that you prefer to wear, it must be one that is approved by the Department of Transportation (DOT). You cannot wear a ski or bike helmet while snowmobiling.
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Check in 60 minutes prior to your reservation time at Mt. Hood Outfitters located at 88220 E Government Camp Loop. You must have a snow-worthy vehicle to get from our shop to the tour departure point at either Frog Lake or Skyline Sno-park. -
Please ensure every participant in your booking has completed their Liability Waivers located at the bottom of your invoice. -
We are located in a Snow-Zone where you must Carry Chains or Winter Tires. See road conditions at tripcheck.com.
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faq
Mt Hood Outfitters is located in Government Camp and the city and all Sno-Parks are maintained by ODOT. Parking is available, but ALL VEHICLES ARE REQUIRED TO HAVE A SNO-PARK PERMIT WHEN PARKING IN GOVERNMENT CAMP OR THE SKYLINE SNOPARK. If you don’t already have a permit, we do sell daily passes at the sno-park for $7 and annuals for $30 in our shop.
We Are In A Snow-Zone And You Must Carry Chains Or Have Studded Winter Tires. You will need a snow worthy vehicle to make it to our shop 60 minutes prior to your reservation and then to the Snopark. Please do not take a bus or get dropped off at Mt. Hood Outfitters only.
Consider Your Travel Time: Mountain Passes See The Highest Number Of Vehicles During The Winter Break And On Weekends.
For road conditions, visit www.TripCheck.com Or Call 511 For More Information About Winter Travel.
No charges will be seen on your card unless you cause damage to the machine. Prior to departure and upon return, you will inspect the machines just like you would a car rental. You will be responsible for any and all damages to the machines while they are in your care. Other charges may also include late fees, recovery fees, and revenue lost from existing bookings, which are impacted due to a machine being down for repairs.
Otherwise, gratuity is not included in the price of the trip. It is never expected, but always appreciated by your guide.
Cancellations are strictly held and reservations are guaranteed with a Credit Card Deposit or Payment in Full. All Mt. Hood Outfitter’s activities are conducted regardless of weather conditions, except in extreme circumstances. If Mt Hood Outfitters have to cancel for any reason, you will receive a full refund. Do not be late for your reservation or your booking may be forfeited.
Cancellation within 24 hours of your reservation and “no shows” for any reason, will result in a full forfeiture of the tour or rental cost.
Cancellation or a decrease in the number of participants between 24 and 48 hours of your reservation will result in a forfeiture of 75% of the tour or rental cost.
Cancellation or a decrease in the number of participants between 48 and 72 hours of your reservation will result in a forfeiture of 50% of the tour or rental cost.
Cancellations prior to 72 hours of your reservation will be fully refunded.
Cancellations will be charged to a credit card. Renters are solely responsible for any equipment that is damaged or left unattended. To make changes to your reservation please call 503-715-2175.
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