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Elroy was the best tour guide I loved him, he was excellent customer service on the phone. I was visiting as a non-skier with my bf's ski club and i was set on a snow mobile adventure. On the phone Elroy was patient, i asked tons of questions and called him back once again before i booked online. There is no mobile service at the base (on top of the mountain, yes i was texting everyone haha) so you have to arrange for your own transportation. I got a GREAT driver from a list they recommended. The driver picked me up from my resort, and was there once i finished my snowmobile tour. I was in a small group of 4 on a Thursday. They told us weekends are usually slammed, I liked the small group experience. They provide warmth appropriate suits boots and helmets if you want or not. We received an overview of the vehicle, and did quick practice run in a circle field before setting out on the trails. When we got to the top of where they take you, Elroy was awesome and took pics w our phones. I saw that they rented go-pros, which I will bring one the next time. It was pricey but definitely worth all that I needed to have a great snow mobile experience. They also have dog sledding which looked popular. A very good Snowmobile fix, for sure.
This was a highlight of our "ski" trip to CO, my daughters (ages 11 & 17) and I loved the experience! Wonderful staff - shout out to Josh for going out of his way to help us all get on the same sled even when originally we would have had to be split based on reservations. RESERVE EARLY! The guide who lead our team was also fantastic / engaging and knowledgeable and very patient!! I think his name was Baker. Dogs were well taken care of and loved what they do - these are working dogs and there is something amazing about seeing working dogs doing what is deeply imbedded in their genetics to do. Everyone got to learn how to drive the dogs and it is work - this is a sport, as we were reminded! But very manageable and so fun. Friendly dogs and the retired ones go up for adoption. I used to work in animal sheltering and am sensitive to this, and really appreciate how much the staff love their dogs and want wants best for them when their working years are over. A lot of transparency in the whole operation. Expensive, but unique experience well worth participating in.
Greatest experience ever! This is a beautiful location with awesome guides and the best pups on the planet. We have been going every year because we love it so much. If there was a way to go on a longer ride we would for sure!!
Took a group of my high school aged girl scouts up here for some dog sledding! This was the first time for most of them. Good time adventures is a little outside of frisco. We booked in advance and it was very easy. If you have a date in mind i would book a date and time in advance. 6 can go in each group and they do take out multiple groups at each time slot. When you book online you will select your "spots" on the group/sled. You are then paid, confirmed and good to go! When you book your time, keep in mind that you will need to plan on arriving 30 minutes early. You will need to fill out a waiver and there can be kind of a line. They will let you borrow a heavy warm suit and boots if you need them. It is complimentary. However they will ask you to dress as if you were going skiing and also to bring goggles. After you fill out your waiver they will ask you to go past the front desk area and there are some benches in the back room that you can get ready at. There are a few bathrooms in the buiding. Be prepared though, the line can be long! When its your time, they will tell you to head out back. At first they will have you do a picture of your group with the lead dogs. If you want to get a copy of that picture, it will cost an additional $40. After that, They will put you with your guide and they will do an intro talk. You will get to meet the dogs on your sled and the guide will tell you how to do what you need to, to go on your adventure! The girls had so much fun on their adventure. They were out for around 80 minutes on their ride. Their guide was fantastic! I think his name was caleb. Each person got a turn driving, sitting in the princess seat and then riding along side. Please do plan on bringing a little cash or having some money in your venmo to tip your guide. This is a service and that is a part of how they earn their money. The dogs are very well cared for and loved. This is definitely a great organization to support!
THIS PLACE IS AMAZING!!!! Friendly workers and beautiful dogs! Had such a blast dog-sledding. Definitely check this out, you won't regret it.
My mom and I decided to mush with the dogs while in town recently and it was the highlight of our trip. Our guide was awesome, the dogs were full of personality and spunk, and the place seems to be a well oiled machine. Before we started, we got photos taken with the dogs, and the guide introduced us to all of them and explained our roles. We were paired with a family of four and we all switched roles. Afterwards, we purchased a picture and thawed out by the fire and drank hot chocolate. Would definitely recommend this.
Thrill-seeker seeking an adventure? You have come to the right place! Good times adventures located in high country offers snowmobiling and dog sled riding with Alaskan huskies (where you also have the opportunity to be a musher). I went with snowmobiling. I like rock climbing, sewing, and baking; I am by no means your average snowmobiler. However, last winter I jumped with both feet in. Here's how that adventure went: I was unsure how the snow would affect my drive and day of winter activities so I took a chance by simply driving there without a reservation. I know what you are thinking, but hear me out. Party of one, so I was likely to get a spot at some point and if nothing else a nice scenic drive. I was also open to whichever way the wind blew me. Thankfully no road closers due to heavy snow; I arrived super early, just before opening, to ensure I would get a spot. When they opened they had a few open spots so it worked out. Friendly vibes all around. I paid, used the restroom, geared up, and was ready to go sledding. We all hopped on our 2020 ski doo mobiles that were light and easy to maneuver (I believe they already have the 2021 version); I was excited for the adventure that was ahead. I had my weather resistant balaclava to keep my head warm underneath my helmet. It was a group of about seven riders, but some were on double mobiles. They have an emergency magnet and the handles had a hand warming capability which was a nice touch. The ground was completely covered in snow and other parts dusted the ground like sugar. The snow was more beautiful than a gorgeous man or woman. Our guide he was super awesome! Ready--lets VROOM! Incredibly expansive rideable terrain, unparalleled views, and well-groomed trails in Summit County. Normal mountain obstacles such as rocks and trees; these machines can virtually go anywhere. The snow covered trees throughout the trail were magical and the feeling of riding a snowmobile on bottomless powder is insanely awesome. There was even a descending deep slope we were told we would experience. Imagine, for a moment, you are on a snowmobile and you are on a slope that drops and the feeling of your stomach dropping with it. Yes it was one of those feelings and I did it. Nevertheless, As told by a city girl--snowmobiling in the Rockies is an endless playground for snowmobilers of all abilities. This was definitely a highlight during my vacation and a trip in backcountry I will never forget. Be sure to tip your guide well. Kindness is currency as it keeps people coming back. I came, I saw, and now I know why they call themselves "Good Times"! Cheers to creating new memories, new experiences, and to Good Times! PreCOVID "Kindness is like snow, It beautifies everything it touches!" TIPS: They provide weather resistant gear, if needed at no extra cost Call ahead to check weather conditions Sign waiver Credit card held for incidentals 2 hour ride with a break They start on time Sunglasses or goggles Tip guide
More like GREAT Times Adventures! My husband and I booked a morning dogsled ride and an afternoon snowmobile tour for a fun-filled day! PLANNING When planning our ski trip, we wanted to book some non-ski activities for the first few days as we get acclimated to the altitude. Good Times Adventures is a little pricier than similar companies in the area ($140pp for dog sledding; $200 for snowmobile drivers and $50 for passengers), but we were swayed by the positive reviews and the ease of booking. We were able to call and make our reservations about 2 weeks before our trip. They only take reservations a few weeks at a time, so make sure to check their website and plan ahead! DOG SLEDDING This was so incredibly fun! Our guide Hailey was awesome! She introduced us to our team of Siberian huskies, gave some tips and tricks for mushing, and then we were off! The dogs were so pumped and were very good boys and girls throughout our whole ride! There were three groups of two in our tour, and we got to switch off mushing/sitting in the dog sled and riding in a separate sled pulled by a snowmobile. The dogs run for about 6 minutes at a time so they have time to cool off and get all our love and pets. Hailey made sure everyone got a few turns to mush, including the younger mushers on the tour who got to take the easier legs of our journey. It was so fun to interact with the dogs and learn about the art of dog sledding! SNOWMOBILING Driving a snowmobile was much faster than the dog sled! My husband and I opted for one driver and one passenger, rather than two separate snowmobiles so I could relax and take in the views while he did most of the driving. Our guide Craig gave a quick overview of the snowmobiles (which they get brand new each season), safety tips, and took us to the practice area for about 5 minutes before we hit the trails. There were a few stops along the ride, but the main attraction was the Georgia Pass. Breath-taking views on the continental divide. Craig helped us take some photos before we headed back to base. I highly recommend checking out Good Times Adventures!
This place is fantastic!!! Very well run and organized. The snowmobile guided tour to the top of the Continental Divide was incredible. I also did the dog sledding and it was a blast! My son is autistic and the instructor was very understanding and ensured he was safe and had a great time! Coming back next year!!!
Loved our trip! My husband and I are from Tennessee and so obviously we have never snowmobiled before, but our tour guide, Wyatt, explained how to use them so well and it was so easy! The path is definitely first timer friendly with light turns and paths where you can go up to 50-70 kph (but you don't have to go that fast if you don't want to). Wyatt was very friendly and had energy and even gave some quick history facts (but not too much where you're bored). Never worried about tipping or getting thrown off. For the 2025 season they have brand new snowmobiles that have heated handles and if you're a passenger, there is a backrest! The helmets were comfy and the snow suits they gave us were warm and not ugly (being from TN we obviously do not own snowsuits but you can wear your own!) and the views!!!! the path leading up the mountain is gorgeous with pine trees lining it and once you get to the top, absolutely breathtaking, my TN eyes were opened today because of how beautiful it was! Will definitely come back when we move out West!
Tour definitely worth it. We booked the snowmobiling tour and had a blast! Our guide was Gerad and made the best of our time on the snowmobile. The views from the top are spectacular! Gerad was able to make stops so we can switch drivers.
3 months ago
9 months ago
We booked the 2-hour snowmobile tour for 10 a.m., and it was such a great experience! Our guide, Bridget, was amazing--patient, fun, and very knowledgeable. The 2 hours include both the actual ride and instructions on how to use the equipment. I suggest booking a morning time slot, as the snow tends to be softer and easier to navigate. Arrive at least 15-30 minutes before your reservation to ensure you have enough time to prep your gear. The snowmobiles also have handle warmers, which was a nice touch! What the company provides (free, if needed): * Snow bibs * Helmet * Snow boots What you should bring: * Snow goggles * Snow gloves * Balaclava mask read more
9 months ago
Such an amazing experience dog sledding. Our instructor Baker was amazing and made me feel so confident riding the sled (I was terrified to drive it). His instructions and guidance were great. My boyfriend and I enjoyed talking to him between the rides as well. You can tell he loved his job and cared for the pack. Of course the dogs were so beautiful and were so loving. The only downfall is leaving them. Hard not to feel like that if you're a dog lover! Overall, 100/10 experience. Worth every single penny. read more
Elroy was the best tour guide I loved him, he was excellent customer service on the phone. I was visiting as a non-skier with my bf's ski club and i was set on a snow mobile adventure. On the phone Elroy was patient, i asked tons of questions and called him back once again before i booked online. There is no mobile service at the base (on top of the mountain, yes i was texting everyone haha) so you have to arrange for your own transportation. I got a GREAT driver from a list they recommended. The driver picked me up from my resort, and was there once i finished my snowmobile tour. I was in a small group of 4 on a Thursday. They told us weekends are usually slammed, I liked the small group experience. They provide warmth appropriate suits boots and helmets if you want or not. We received an overview of the vehicle, and did quick practice run in a circle field before setting out on the trails. When we got to the top of where they take you, Elroy was awesome and took pics w our phones. I saw that they rented go-pros, which I will bring one the next time. It was pricey but definitely worth all that I needed to have a great snow mobile experience. They also have dog sledding which looked popular. A very good Snowmobile fix, for sure. read more
9 months ago
Highly recommend! We went dog sledding with our guideBlake and it was fantastic. The dogs were friendly and excited to go. Blake was professional, kind, and super knowledgeable. Our group had the most amazing time and everyone loved it. read more
This was a highlight of our "ski" trip to CO, my daughters (ages 11 & 17) and I loved the experience! Wonderful staff - shout out to Josh for going out of his way to help us all get on the same sled even when originally we would have had to be split based on reservations. RESERVE EARLY! The guide who lead our team was also fantastic / engaging and knowledgeable and very patient!! I think his name was Baker. Dogs were well taken care of and loved what they do - these are working dogs and there is something amazing about seeing working dogs doing what is deeply imbedded in their genetics to do. Everyone got to learn how to drive the dogs and it is work - this is a sport, as we were reminded! But very manageable and so fun. Friendly dogs and the retired ones go up for adoption. I used to work in animal sheltering and am sensitive to this, and really appreciate how much the staff love their dogs and want wants best for them when their working years are over. A lot of transparency in the whole operation. Expensive, but unique experience well worth participating in. read more
2 years ago
Greatest experience ever! This is a beautiful location with awesome guides and the best pups on the planet. We have been going every year because we love it so much. If there was a way to go on a longer ride we would for sure!! read more
4 years ago
Took a group of my high school aged girl scouts up here for some dog sledding! This was the first time for most of them. Good time adventures is a little outside of frisco. We booked in advance and it was very easy. If you have a date in mind i would book a date and time in advance. 6 can go in each group and they do take out multiple groups at each time slot. When you book online you will select your "spots" on the group/sled. You are then paid, confirmed and good to go! When you book your time, keep in mind that you will need to plan on arriving 30 minutes early. You will need to fill out a waiver and there can be kind of a line. They will let you borrow a heavy warm suit and boots if you need them. It is complimentary. However they will ask you to dress as if you were going skiing and also to bring goggles. After you fill out your waiver they will ask you to go past the front desk area and there are some benches in the back room that you can get ready at. There are a few bathrooms in the buiding. Be prepared though, the line can be long! When its your time, they will tell you to head out back. At first they will have you do a picture of your group with the lead dogs. If you want to get a copy of that picture, it will cost an additional $40. After that, They will put you with your guide and they will do an intro talk. You will get to meet the dogs on your sled and the guide will tell you how to do what you need to, to go on your adventure! The girls had so much fun on their adventure. They were out for around 80 minutes on their ride. Their guide was fantastic! I think his name was caleb. Each person got a turn driving, sitting in the princess seat and then riding along side. Please do plan on bringing a little cash or having some money in your venmo to tip your guide. This is a service and that is a part of how they earn their money. The dogs are very well cared for and loved. This is definitely a great organization to support! read more
4 years ago
My mom and I decided to mush with the dogs while in town recently and it was the highlight of our trip. Our guide was awesome, the dogs were full of personality and spunk, and the place seems to be a well oiled machine. Before we started, we got photos taken with the dogs, and the guide introduced us to all of them and explained our roles. We were paired with a family of four and we all switched roles. Afterwards, we purchased a picture and thawed out by the fire and drank hot chocolate. Would definitely recommend this. read more
6 years ago
Thrill-seeker seeking an adventure? You have come to the right place! Good times adventures located in high country offers snowmobiling and dog sled riding with Alaskan huskies (where you also have the opportunity to be a musher). I went with snowmobiling. I like rock climbing, sewing, and baking; I am by no means your average snowmobiler. However, last winter I jumped with both feet in. Here's how that adventure went: I was unsure how the snow would affect my drive and day of winter activities so I took a chance by simply driving there without a reservation. I know what you are thinking, but hear me out. Party of one, so I was likely to get a spot at some point and if nothing else a nice scenic drive. I was also open to whichever way the wind blew me. Thankfully no road closers due to heavy snow; I arrived super early, just before opening, to ensure I would get a spot. When they opened they had a few open spots so it worked out. Friendly vibes all around. I paid, used the restroom, geared up, and was ready to go sledding. We all hopped on our 2020 ski doo mobiles that were light and easy to maneuver (I believe they already have the 2021 version); I was excited for the adventure that was ahead. I had my weather resistant balaclava to keep my head warm underneath my helmet. It was a group of about seven riders, but some were on double mobiles. They have an emergency magnet and the handles had a hand warming capability which was a nice touch. The ground was completely covered in snow and other parts dusted the ground like sugar. The snow was more beautiful than a gorgeous man or woman. Our guide he was super awesome! Ready--lets VROOM! Incredibly expansive rideable terrain, unparalleled views, and well-groomed trails in Summit County. Normal mountain obstacles such as rocks and trees; these machines can virtually go anywhere. The snow covered trees throughout the trail were magical and the feeling of riding a snowmobile on bottomless powder is insanely awesome. There was even a descending deep slope we were told we would experience. Imagine, for a moment, you are on a snowmobile and you are on a slope that drops and the feeling of your stomach dropping with it. Yes it was one of those feelings and I did it. Nevertheless, As told by a city girl--snowmobiling in the Rockies is an endless playground for snowmobilers of all abilities. This was definitely a highlight during my vacation and a trip in backcountry I will never forget. Be sure to tip your guide well. Kindness is currency as it keeps people coming back. I came, I saw, and now I know why they call themselves "Good Times"! Cheers to creating new memories, new experiences, and to Good Times! PreCOVID "Kindness is like snow, It beautifies everything it touches!" TIPS: They provide weather resistant gear, if needed at no extra cost Call ahead to check weather conditions Sign waiver Credit card held for incidentals 2 hour ride with a break They start on time Sunglasses or goggles Tip guide read more
More like GREAT Times Adventures! My husband and I booked a morning dogsled ride and an afternoon snowmobile tour for a fun-filled day! PLANNING When planning our ski trip, we wanted to book some non-ski activities for the first few days as we get acclimated to the altitude. Good Times Adventures is a little pricier than similar companies in the area ($140pp for dog sledding; $200 for snowmobile drivers and $50 for passengers), but we were swayed by the positive reviews and the ease of booking. We were able to call and make our reservations about 2 weeks before our trip. They only take reservations a few weeks at a time, so make sure to check their website and plan ahead! DOG SLEDDING This was so incredibly fun! Our guide Hailey was awesome! She introduced us to our team of Siberian huskies, gave some tips and tricks for mushing, and then we were off! The dogs were so pumped and were very good boys and girls throughout our whole ride! There were three groups of two in our tour, and we got to switch off mushing/sitting in the dog sled and riding in a separate sled pulled by a snowmobile. The dogs run for about 6 minutes at a time so they have time to cool off and get all our love and pets. Hailey made sure everyone got a few turns to mush, including the younger mushers on the tour who got to take the easier legs of our journey. It was so fun to interact with the dogs and learn about the art of dog sledding! SNOWMOBILING Driving a snowmobile was much faster than the dog sled! My husband and I opted for one driver and one passenger, rather than two separate snowmobiles so I could relax and take in the views while he did most of the driving. Our guide Craig gave a quick overview of the snowmobiles (which they get brand new each season), safety tips, and took us to the practice area for about 5 minutes before we hit the trails. There were a few stops along the ride, but the main attraction was the Georgia Pass. Breath-taking views on the continental divide. Craig helped us take some photos before we headed back to base. I highly recommend checking out Good Times Adventures! read more
2 years ago
This place is fantastic!!! Very well run and organized. The snowmobile guided tour to the top of the Continental Divide was incredible. I also did the dog sledding and it was a blast! My son is autistic and the instructor was very understanding and ensured he was safe and had a great time! Coming back next year!!! read more
2 years ago
Loved our trip! My husband and I are from Tennessee and so obviously we have never snowmobiled before, but our tour guide, Wyatt, explained how to use them so well and it was so easy! The path is definitely first timer friendly with light turns and paths where you can go up to 50-70 kph (but you don't have to go that fast if you don't want to). Wyatt was very friendly and had energy and even gave some quick history facts (but not too much where you're bored). Never worried about tipping or getting thrown off. For the 2025 season they have brand new snowmobiles that have heated handles and if you're a passenger, there is a backrest! The helmets were comfy and the snow suits they gave us were warm and not ugly (being from TN we obviously do not own snowsuits but you can wear your own!) and the views!!!! the path leading up the mountain is gorgeous with pine trees lining it and once you get to the top, absolutely breathtaking, my TN eyes were opened today because of how beautiful it was! Will definitely come back when we move out West! read more
2 years ago
This is top of the best experiences ever! The staff were terrific and the dogs absolutely enjoyed this! Will definitely do again! read more
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5 years ago
Tour definitely worth it. We booked the snowmobiling tour and had a blast! Our guide was Gerad and made the best of our time on the snowmobile. The views from the top are spectacular! Gerad was able to make stops so we can switch drivers. read more
3 years ago
I looked all over for unique adventures to do well here in Breckenridge. I ended up choosing the good times aventures to go snowmobiling and dog sledding on different days and was not disappointed. I ended up doing business ventures in the morning which I think is the way to do it as he end up finishing around 11 and you have the rest of the day to do other adventures. I cannot stress enough that both of these experiences went above and beyond my expectations. The dog sledding was phenomenal on the dogs are very very friendly and you are more than encouraged to a pet and show them love throughout this whole experience. the crew is very personable and friendly learning. Do you know everyone's names right off the bat which makes them feel like part of your group almost immediately. You take turns being on the sled with one other person, and the guide leads with a snowmobile and a sleigh in pool with the other four people in your group. You alternate every so often. And you were very thankful for the alterations as running and being on the sled is very exhausting at altitude but oh so much fun. Since I went with a group of very competitive dudes, the instructor found a very challenging and quick turn that we all took turns attempting to make and fell/crash in fun, spectacular fashion. There's no, of course, being very fluffy, made it. There was no uncomfortable landings. The snowmobiling, which we did the second day I thought could not match the fun and experience we had with the dog sledding, but it was also entertaining and it's on right. I was a great way to explore the mountains and they take you up to the top of one of the peaks, which has a spectacular view of the surrounding mountain side. They have different packages of types of ride and we did the most basic one which was the cheapest. Are they driving around is mostly follow the Leader style so you're not zipping around through the open terrain. I do have options for this if your pocketbook allows, however, we had fun just doing the style of ride that we did have that I had to choose between the two. I definitely would do the dog sledding, but the snowmobiling also was a wonderful way to do this. Highly recommend going to this very large facility that provides both of these wonderful activities if you need to pay a company to pry this experience. read more
5 years ago
Wow! What a fun place! We did the dog sledding for our first visit: Tons of smart and friendly dogs and you learn to steer a dog sled! The staff are friendly and relaxed and they care about not only the animals on site, but you as well! Looking forward to our next visit and plan to bring friends to enjoy again! read more
2 years ago
My friends and I did some research before coming to Breckingridge and Good Times Adventures came up highly rated. They also comparatively had the best prices in the area. We called up same day and were able to book 3 snowmobiles for $125 each. We went on a day where it was snowing pretty hard, but they stayed open. Be sure to dress really warm - I'm talking ski gear, hat, gloves, face mask, etc. - it can get very cold! When we arrived, we signed waivers and paid for our session. We were led to the back where we had the option to borrow their shoes or snowsuit for free. You can't use a ski helmet for snowmobiling; you must borrow theirs. Before setting off, they'll take pics of your group, which you can buy up front when your session is over. We met up with our guide who took about 5 of us. He gave a brief tutorial, brought us out to an area where we could practice, and we were off! The views on the trail are magnificent, and our tour guide stopped a few times to give us a break/talk about the rich history of that area, as it used to be a mining town. The guides work for tips, so be sure to bring cash to give them at the end. This was one of the highlights of our trip and definitely worth a visit if you're in the area. read more
2 years ago
We enjoyed our visit to Good Time Adventures. It's different visiting a sled dog kennel during the summer but it was a fun experience. The kennel tour and the golf cart dog tour were both incredibly enjoyable. The staff were not only friendly but also extremely knowledgeable. Scottie was our guide and she provided fascinating insights into the world of huskies and sled dogs, which enhanced our appreciation for these amazing animals. I highly recommend this tour to anyone interested in learning more about sled dogs and experiencing their enthusiasm up close. We loved how much time we got with so many of their sweet dogs. I recommend this place for young (4 years or older) and old. read more
We had an amazing experience. Our guide was extremely helpful and knowledgeable. She was amazing with the dogs and it is clear thag the dogs are taken care of here. They are also available for adoption! Overall the process begins with checking in and bathrooms. Free snow suits are available for borrowing but I would just recommend wearing ski stuff. Dog sledding is great for adults and kids. There are 6 people per group with 2 in the dog sled and 4 in the snowmobile sled. Everyone alternates driving and being a dog sled passenger. Overall the guide did an amazing job giving kids the uphill slopes and adults the downhill slopes that were much faster. Everyone had amply time to drive and be a passanger. The photos were great and I got one. I usually am not the person who gets touristy photos. I would 100 percent recommend the dog sledding adventure. I loved it and it was well worth it. Bring cash for tips to the guide!! read more
3 years ago
Another amazing experience with this org. Whatever these people eat for breakfast - I want some. Such great attitudes. Seriously if you leave the dog sledding activity not feeling like everyone there (staff) didn't make you feel like the only place they wanted to be was there, the only people they wanted ti be with was YOU, then you need to check in with yourself . It was super exciting , way more informative than I imagined, which I loved and absolutely breathtaking surroundings. Our Guide John loves his job so much he travels from Buena Vista daily. That's dedication thank you John, you we're fabulous today and we were all very appreciative of you sharing all your knowledge and encouraging us to love on the fur babies. Note to everyone The dogs screaming is pure JOY!!! read more
3 years ago
My family and I had a great experience with Good times adventures. We did a snowmobile tour with Fleming who was a great guide who made sure we were all safe and comfortable. We also went back for the dog sledding. To be honest I wasn't expecting much from dog sledding but I was wrong! It was so fun. Alexa was our guide, she did an amazing job. She Made sure my 6 year old was having a great time. (Which she did) if you are ever in the Breckenridge area I highly recommend this company. Thanks for the great time, good times. read more
4 years ago
Probably my favorite part of our Breckenridge vacation! The snow mobile tour was GREAT! My husband and I drove our own snow mobiles, and tour guide Jared went above and beyond to make sure all drivers/riders were comfortable and knowledgeable. Definitely worth the money! read more
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Second time going in three years... and hands down, the best sleigh ride you can find. We were greeted by extremely friendly people. We got custom hot chocolate and everyone was so patient with us, our two year old, and five month old. The gentlemen that was in charge of our sleigh was SO cool. He was also very knowledgeable and filled the sleigh ride with all kinds of fun facts about the history of the area, horses, etc. He was so much fun to talk to :) The owner was present before and after our sleigh ride. She was very efficient, organized, friendly, and kind. Cannot say enough about our New Year experience here. This will always be our go-to spot for fun activities like sleigh rides, and can't wait to try to the dog sledding when our kids are old enough. Thank you to the crew at Good Times for giving us an incredible experience today!!! P.s. best hot chocolate ever. read more
This is a must do, I repeat, go out of your way and visit Good Times Adventures! My wife and I went out to ride the sled with an amazing group of Alaskan Huskies in Breckenridge. Only to our surprise, you get to be a musher too! Such a cool experience, and our guide and expert, was awesome. She was very connected with the team, and expert in her field, and truly showed a love for what she does. That was easy to see and infectious to the group on the tour. The dogs were amazing, well taken care of and loved, and gave plenty of affection back. Definitely come here and ask for your trip to be extra spicy on the trails! read more
6 years ago
I have tried different companies in Colorado and by far this is my favorite The scenery can not be beat. The ride goes through a wooded trail and finally reaches a high point with superb views Recommend a private tour if you don't like to be waiting for the rest of the group. If you book this also book the dog sled. Also very nice experience read more
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4 years ago
My husband and I wanted to take an afternoon off from skiing and enjoy some of the other gorgeous views in Breckenridge. We decided to take a sightseeing snowmobile trip with Good Times Adventures. A two hour tour costs $125.00 plus gratuity per person. If you want to double up on one snowmobile it will cost you $125.00 plus $65.00 for the additional rider. You are required to sign a waiver and leave a physical credit card while on tour. The credit card is kept so that they can charge you for any accidents or harm to the snowmobile that is caused by your negligence. The snowmobile paths are so well maintained that you legitimately have to be beyond careless to cause damage. The tour guide was amazing. She first educated everyone on the basics and brought the group to a large field to practice. Afterwards we started our tour. It lasted 2 hours with one ten minute break. The snowmobiles are replaced every year so they were brand new. read more
4 years ago
What a amazing experience. Quick shout out to reed he is a charismatic guide and engaged our kids. This business has figured out how to take average people and give them a two hour thrill ride to the top of the divide. Yea sometimes you go slow and sometimes you get to go fast, but all in all they run a fun experience that you spend the time feeling safe that someone else is going to take you out on a gas powered sled read more
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6061 Tiger Rd
Breckenridge, CO 80424
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