If I could do minus points, I would for this dump. You have to show up an hour early, not because they want to walk you through a safety briefing…no…but because it takes half an hour for everyone to take their boots off so you don’t walk on their precious precious floors. And if you forget something in the car, good luck to you - you will have to go through the hassle twice. How about spending some of that money, visitors pay you, to make a proper entrance where little children and adults don’t have to take off their boots a hundred times! The safety briefing is terrible! They might say they explain it in French and English but the English in incomprehensible and if you ask questions you get eye rolls. If you are a beginner DO NOT go with these guys or your life will be in danger. I personally saw so many near accidents, I was tense the entire time. Then once you start snowmobiling if you are unlucky enough you will just go in circles because some routes are closed, unsafe…blah blah. Riding on the frozen lake was fun…but that’s about it. Trust me on this, find a different company!

We chose the half-day snowmobiling tour, which we found very enjoyable. The guide spent just the right amount of time explaining how to drive a snowmobile, no time felt wasted. Ending the ride on the frozen lake was the highlight of our day. The pictures do not do the scenery justice. They provide you with all the necessary gear to brave the elements, but dress warmly underneath regardless. My main reason for writing today was a selfless act of kindness from the snowmobile company. Once our snowmobile ride was over, our car got stuck in the snow on the way back to Montreal in the aftermath of a big snowstorm. With all the towing companies around busy with the many accidents of the day, we phoned arctic adventure for help. They immediately drove over and offered their help, towing our car out of the snow. They truly went above and beyond to help us out, expecting nothing in return. This honest review is the best I can do to thank them.