Snowshoe Tour
Product ID: 113982
Supplied by: Wanderlust Tours
Wanderlust Tours is the premier destination for snowshoe tours in Bend, Oregon! Join us to go splashing through the powdery snow in the Cascade Mountains west of Bend, Oregon.
Highlights
- Immersive guided tour illustrating the natural and cultural history of the region
- Breathtaking views of the mountain ranges
- An experience you will remember forever taking in the majesty of nature
What's included
- Professional guide & award-winning naturalist interpretation
- Gear: Snowshoes
- Drinks: Hot Cocoa
- Transportation from our office to the Cascade Lakes
- Gratuity for your guide
Additional Information
PLEASE BRING:
Layers: Warm jacket, gloves, hats, snow pants
Sun Protection: Hat, sunglasses, sunscreen (if needed)
Footwear: Snow boots
Miscellaneous gear: Water bottle, Snacks if desired, camera, day pack (optional)
RENT
Waterproof boots and pants are available for rent through Wanderlust Tours.
Please reserve sizes when you make your reservation. Limited sizes available.
Unfortunately, we cannot allow dogs on our tours
Tour Times:
9:00AM — 1:00PM
1:30PM — 5:30PM
Cancellation policy
All sales are final.
Know before you go
Please bring
Layers: Warm jacket, gloves, hats, snow pants
Sun Protection: Hat, sunglasses, sunscreen (if needed)
Footwear: Snow boots
Miscellaneous gear: Water bottle, Snacks if desired, camera, day pack (optional)
Rent
Waterproof boots and pants are available for rent through Wanderlust Tours.
Please reserve sizes when you make your reservation. Limited sizes available.
Overview
Naturalist Guided Experience: Situated in close proximity to the Pacific Ocean, the mountains which build Bend’s backdrop, typically get hammered with 400-600 inches of fluffy snow in winter. Most importantly, this frozen substance provides life for all things on earth, but it also provides an outstanding chance to view how nature reacts and adapts during the winter months. The single best way to observe nature in winter?- strapping snowshoes to your feet! The native wildlife in Central Oregon have adapted to the deep snow and it is the best time of year to follow tracks of pine martens and fox while we make tracks of our own. A stunning, fun-filled experience awaits you as our guides will inspire you with new understandings you may have never considered!
Location: Snowshoeing tours take place in the areas around Mt. Bachelor and the surrounding Deschutes National Forest of the Cascade Mountain Range of Oregon. New to off-trail snowshoeing? Let Wanderlust Tours do the driving, break trail, and teach you fun snowshoeing techniques and tricks. All tours include instruction. Wear winter boots and powder/ski pants to keep your feet and legs dry while snowshoeing.
DISCOVER WHAT'S AROUND THIS BEND!
LOOKING FOR FUN THINGS TO DO IN BEND, OREGON? COME PLAY OUTSIDE WITH US!
Wanderlust Tours offers half-day naturalist-guided tours and trips throughout the year in Bend, Sunriver, and Sisters, Oregon. Our company has specialized in outdoor tours, outdoor activities, and things to do in Bend Oregon since 1993. Renowned for our knowledgeable and professional guides, our small group tours take you away from crowds to seek out the quiet of the Central Oregon Cascade lakes, rivers, forests, and caves. In our opinion, we offer the very best variety of things to do in Bend, Oregon!
Wanderlust Tours
Our Mission: Wanderlust Tours exists to inspire our guests and vibrantly share the natural and cultural history of Oregon in order to instill appreciation and protection of the environment.
Our Ethic: We hold great respect for the natural surroundings of our tours and hope to introduce people to delicate ecosystems while maintaining a low impact on the environment.
Our Staff: Wanderlust Tours is made up of people who are passionate about the intricacies of nature, having fun outdoors and thrive on sharing their knowledge with those who choose our tours.
Permits: Wanderlust Tours is registered with the Oregon State Marine Board and operates under special use permits from the Deschutes National Forest, Willamette National Forest, and the National Park Service.
