Your Ticket to Southern Oregon’s Winter Wonderland!
Glide through the freshly fallen snow and feel the crisp mountain air on your cheeks!
Southern Oregon abounds with Cross Country Ski Trails and vistas! To name a few:
- Mt Ashland’s groomed back country trails – with expansive views of Mt Shasta, the Marble Mountains, the Siskiyou Crest and the Rogue Valley (View the Mt. Ashland Mountain Report!)
- NEW! Siskiyou Crest Bonfire Snowshoe Tour. Great for families! We’ll haul a pulk(ski sled) full of firewood to one of the many campgrounds on the Siskiyou Crest and watch the sun go down while staying toasty warm by the fire. Ample opportunities for sledding and snowshoeing abound. The s’mores fixins are on us!
- Try the ultimate Full day Crater Lake National Park Snowshoe Tour (View the Webcams!) where we will view into the world’s largest, clearest, bluest, deepest fresh water lake! Many facilities are open at Crater Lake in the winter…gift shop, snack shop , and Ranger led and tours. It is a perfect outing for the whole family from 6-years old and older!
We will pick you up!
Leave the winter driving to us! Every year the landscape of the mountains transforms into a Winter Wonderland! And it lingers for most of the year in the high places. The only way to experience the Southern Oregon Backcountry in winter is by ski or snowshoe.Our winter sports experts can give you the kind of guidance and instruction that that will take you there and beyond! Safely. Our tour vehicles are equipped with studded tires and four wheel drive.
The snow is great through late March and into April!
We will be equipping you with all outdoor winter gear!
- Extra layering apparel
- Skis or snowshoes and trekking poles
- Maps
- Hand and Foot warmers
- Hot chocolate!
Today’s modern Snowshoes take you just about anywhere on mountain trails and you don’t sink down in the snow!
Our tour guides are professional hosts and educators, and our transport vehicles are late issue luxury models outfitted for maximum winter driving gear: 4×4 and/or studded tires. Our guides have decades of experience and the patience to make sure you’re safe and enjoying the great winter outdoors. Our guides carry emergency gear, are all CPR/First Aid certified and are equipped with satellite SOS communicators.
For our Private Mt. Ashland Ski Shuttle – Click Here!
- Cross Country Ski or Snowshoe Day Tours in a group or a private session from just $150/guest! The perfect high mountain 4-5 hour trip with transportation, private guide, gear, instruction and snacks. What would winter touring be without hot drinks? We will be providing hot chocolate and coffee, at one of the cozy shelters, or right there on the trail!
- We do have group discounts if there are over six persons.
- Join one of our group tours for a guided adventure or form your own private group!
We offer a full comprehensive XC ski lesson based on your skill level. Some may find the stability offered by snowshoes preferable, therefore we always bring a few pairs along with us in the van. On snowshoes, some guest may be able to cover much more ground than they would on skis. Conversely, an aptitude for XC skiing can enable us to cover much more ground than snowshoes would allow. Let us know your approximate skill level.
- What and where is the Siskiyou Crest?
- Do you have trips for all ages/abilities?
- Need help planning the logistics of your trip to Southern Oregon?
- We can help! Flights, lodgings, restaurants, tour packages and more!
How Booking Works:
There are no minimum guest requirements provided you book the category appropriate to the number of guests. Group tours start at just $119/guest! The group tour requires a minimum of four guests to launch. If you are just booking for one, two or three guests, we will adjust your balance to reflect that of the appropriate number of guests at the time of your tours’ launch. We will be in communication as soon as you book. If you prefer to book over the phone, by all means – just call 541 625 9845.
Exploring Southern Oregon’s Sno-Parks
Fresh off the press! Check out our new feature in Snowshoe Magazine! Many thanks to Rick Stedman, expert travel writer and snowshoe adventurer.