From Denver to the Divide
Live in Denver or visiting the city? Experience world-class snowmobiling on a day trip. We're just 90 minutes from downtown Denver.
Driving Directions
- Take I-70 West from Denver
- Through the Eisenhower Tunnel
- Exit 195 (Copper Mountain)
- South on Highway 91 for 9.5 miles
Total distance: approximately 85 miles.
Day Trip Schedule
Morning Tour (Recommended)
- Leave Denver: 7:00 AM
- Arrive: 8:30 AM
- Tour: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
- Return to Denver: 1:30 PM
Afternoon Tour
- Leave Denver: 10:30 AM
- Arrive: 12:00 PM
- Tour: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
- Return to Denver: 5:30 PM
What to Know
I-70 Traffic
- Weekends can be busy
- Leave early to avoid traffic
- Weekdays are much easier
- Return before Sunday afternoon
Eisenhower Tunnel
You'll pass through the highest vehicular tunnel in North America at 11,158 feet.
Weather
- Mountain roads can be snowy
- Check CDOT conditions
- AWD/4WD recommended in winter
- Carry chains if required
Corporate Groups
Denver companies frequently book team building and corporate outings with us. Contact us for group rates.
Gift Certificates
Looking for a unique Denver gift? Our gift certificates make great presents for Colorado residents.
Explore Nearby
- Summit County - your mountain playground at the end of I-70
- Breckenridge - extend your day trip with a stop in this historic town
- Book a Daily Tour - the perfect Denver day trip adventure
Why Denver visitors choose us
From downtown Denver, our staging area is roughly a 90-minute drive via Interstate 70 and Highway 91. This makes us one of the closest snowmobile operators to the metro area that still offers genuine high-altitude terrain. Many guests fly into DEN, rent a vehicle, and drive directly to the staging area for a full-day tour before continuing on to Vail, Aspen, or Steamboat for additional skiing.
Day-trip logistics from Denver
For day trips, the timing works best with an early morning departure (6:30 AM from downtown) to avoid I-70 ski traffic, which can add an hour to the return drive on weekends. We recommend the daily tour for Denver-based groups since it fits comfortably into a single day with margin for traffic. If you’re visiting Denver on a longer trip and want to spend more time in the mountains, consider lodging one night in Frisco or Leadville to break up the drive and enjoy a sunrise or sunset tour the next morning.