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If you are interested in booking a tour you're in the right place! Here you will find out how to book your tour with us as well as other helpful information to ensure that your adventure with us is one that you will never forget. Simply browse the steps below to get started.
1. Choose Your Tour
Browse our site to decide which tour or tours you are interested in. You can also request one of our full-color brochures by contacting us. Along with the brochure we'll send you the paperwork to get signed up for the tour of your choice.
2. Contact Us
Visit our Contact Us page to get in touch with us about booking the tour or tours of your choice. We are available by phone, e-mail, postal mail as well as online. We will send you the paperwork and get the necessary information from you to ensure that your reservations are made. You may also download the reservation form in PDF format and mail it to us.
3. That's It!
Reserving one of our tours is easy! Be sure to review the information below for inquiries regarding all inclusive tours and payment options. We look forward to hearing from you soon!
All Tours Include:
Round trip transportation from airport to lodge, lodging, breakfast, lunch, gourmet dinner each day, snowmobile rental, all snowmobile gear, gas and oil, professional guide service, taxes and gratuities and Senior World Tours personal tour escort/guide Jim Zimmerman.
Not Included in your Tour:
Airfare to all locations, items of a personal nature and all items not specifically listed.
Payments
All Payments may be made by check or credit card. VISA, MasterCard, or Discover are accepted. For those who wish to pay the final balance by check, a discount has been applied (see price schedule). All Final balances are due by November 15th, 2007.
Travelex
Travelex has announced an extension of time to sign up for the Tour Insurance program and coverage for a pre-existing condition. It has been extended to within a full twenty-one days of the paying of the initial deposit, to waive pre-existing conditions. Information is available in your tour package or by contacting our office. Please refer to Cancellations Policy on Reservation Form before making a decision on travel insurance.
Custom Tours
Want Something Different? If we do not have the tour you are looking for on the schedule, call us about custom tours (based on 6 or more people) with a private guide designed specifically for what you are looking for in a tour.
If You Want To Ride and Your Travel Partner Does Not
We can arrange for you to ride a two-up machine which is comparable to the other snowmobiles except that it has a longer seat and also has hand holds with a back rest for the passenger riding on the back. This option saves $350.00 off the cost of a tour for two people and gives someone that is maybe a little apprehensive the opportunity to see the awesome beauty of Yellowstone Park in the winter, while someone else does the driving.
BlueRibbon Coalition
BlueRibbon Coalition is pleased to continue playing a role in maintaining snowmobile access to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park. BRC has consistently supported reasonable regulation on snowmobile access to these parks. This year, 2007, the Park Service has begun a new Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) process. They will be reviewing all aspects of the current management plan for winter access, not just snowmobiles. While the review process will take up to three years to complete the parks will remain open under the current restrictive plan. This interim plan is very restrictive for individual snowmobilers; guided trips only, few private sleds, clean & quiet technology only, limited numbers. It is much better than a ban! For up-to-date information on the Yellowstone EIS process visit our website of www.saveyellowstonepark.com
A decision to totally ban snowmobiles in Yellowstone and
Grand Teton had been made! Green groups and a compliant
press conducted a vicious national smear campaign against
snowmobiles. We saw that the elimination of snowmobiles in these
Parks was the vanguard of getting rid of snowmobiles everywhere.
BRC, snowmobile clubs, and recreationists all across the
country fought back. Our court-ordered settlement mandated a
new look at the ban. The new administration looked for a win-win
solution that would keep snowmobiles in the Parks. Your letters
helped! The ultimate victory – keeping snowmobiles in the Parks –
was a true grass-roots team effort.
The greens have not given up. The fight to maintain access in
our Parks and on public land rages on. New management plans
continually propose new closures and restrictions. For example,
forest and travel plans in Montana seek to limit snowmobiles to
designated trails and “play” areas, eliminating the freedom of cross
country travel that is the hallmark of western snowmobiling. It
won’t be easy to stop this trend, but BRC is committed.
BRC will work to make sure snowmobiling in the Parks stays.
It’s a big part of fighting closures and unreasonable restrictions
everywhere. We need your help! Membership in BlueRibbon is
only $20 a year. You get a great magazine and can keep informed
on access issues. To join, see our web site at www.
sharetrails.org or call 1-800-BLUERIB (1-800-258-3742) today!