T-Lazy-7 Ranch and Snowmobiles

We were fortunate enough to ride with the first snowmobile group of the 2024 season. The staff could not have been nicer. They were patient with the 29 people who were broken up into three separate groups. The ride was fun and the guides (Sadrian & Colton) were knowledgeable and helpful along the way. Since it was snowing (which was awesome) we could not see the Maroon Bells. However, we did see a moose, so that was a good consolation. We would absolutely recommend T-Lazy-7 Ranch for snowmobiling.

This was mine and my husband's first time with the tour group, per our family's recommendation. We had a great time and would highly recommend the group to anyone who is looking for a thorough tour with the nicest tour guides. We really appreciated Luke as well as Mark who made sure our helmets were fitted well, that we were comfortable with driving the snowmobiles, and gave history during each pit stop. They even volunteered to take pics of each group when we made it to the top. On our way down, we had Austin make us delicious burgers plus a good selection of teas, hot chocolate, waters, and sodas. I was feeling so sick, but the team still made it quite enjoyable. The tour is definitely worth it, a full 3 hour experience!

We had a great time snowmobiling at the T-Lazy-7 Ranch. The staff did an outstanding job. We will definitely be recommending them to our family and friends.

We had an incredible time on the Klondike Lunch Tour! Our guide, August, was fantastic, and the food was absolutely delicious. We highly recommend this experience!

The Maroon Bells snowmobile tour is an absolute must. The entire staff were so friendly and great. I have been skiing in Aspen for over 20 years and wish I had of done this years ago. It was so fun. Special thank you to Dom, Darien and our amazing tail gunner Quentin!!. See you all soon.

Went snowmobiling for the first time while visiting Aspen for a friend's 50th birthday celebration. This was one of the many activities she put together for the guests in attendance. This company offers several tour options and our group selected the 2/2.5 hour tour. We arrived quite early for our planned excursion. One of the women who checked us in wasn't the friendliest but at least she got someone to turn on the outside heaters so we could try to stay warm while waiting for our tour to begin. Every person participating in the tour is required to sign a waiver. They do sell hand and toe warmers if you don't think to bring them with you. They provide a helmet with a visor so you won't need goggles because they won't fit under the visor, but sunglasses can be accommodated. Additionally, they have a limited supply of boots and gloves if you're aren't adequately dressed for the tour. Our group was but it's a nice touch that they offer these items. Our tour guides were Dominic, Sam, Quentin, and Devin. They were exceptional. They would stop to share history about the area and allow us to take photos along the way. I highly recommend that you get them to take your pictures because their skills are unmatched. They know how to capture you and the beauty of the area and experience. You will receive hot chocolate or cider at the midway point. At the end, you get to race in an open area with an oval track. The whole experience is exhilarating! I recommend that you try their tour when visiting the area.

This is Definitely A Must Do Tour! The Maroon Bells Tour. This is an Event for an Individual, Couple, or Family! The views are Life Changing! This is a Very Safe, Educational, and Amazing experience of the Eyes, Mind, and Soul. There are so many facets to the views that you will be Truly Pleased with your choice. Without fail. The Guides Lucas and Jesus were very Friendly, accommodating, Educational, and just Wonderful Guys! The equipment was fun and safe and the handles on the snowmobiles were warmed so it kept your hands warm. Dress warm and bring sunglasses. If you take the tour at 2:30 or later than GET THEIR 30 Minutes Before Your Scheduled Tour Time! Take the RFTA from the Main Bus Hub in Aspen. You want to get on the North Highlands bus. It is the Castle Maroon Bus but it goes to North Highlands. When you get to the final stop at the Lodge in Aspen Highlands the T Lazy 7 Chevy Suburban is there to get you or you can call their number and they will come and get you at the Lodge IF you don't drive to the Lazy 7 Ranch.

What a great experience! My group and I took the lunch snowmobiling tour with Sam and Gabe. We expected to be cold and not see much- we couldn't have been more wrong. Not only were Sam and Gabe full of Colorado fun facts, we were able to stop to take in the views. They provided us with warm hot coco and delicious burgers! We had a vegetarian in our group and they were very accommodating. From heated handle bars, driving in the wilderness, and yummy burgers, we could NOT recommend this enough! This is a must do for any trip you take to Aspen. Make sure to request Sam and Gabe- they made the trip memorable!

My wife and I did the Independence tour after doing the Klondike tour last years. The trail was faster and the more exciting. Highly recommend this as it was the highlight of our Aspen trip. Sam and Caleb were great in educating the riders about the trails and keeping everyone safe. The burgers were legit in the middle of the ride as well!! 10/10

Devin & Quinton are great guides. We highly recommend this adventure and do the lunch. It is a nice way to break up the adve ture if you have children with you.

This was my husband and I's first time snowmobiling and we had a blast. We did the Maroon Bells sunset tour and it was a lot of fun. They take you around on the trails a bit before going to see Maroon Bells. It's a beautiful view and you spend some time there with a warm drink provided. Be prepared for it to be cold. We do a lot of outdoor activities, but they all involve us moving and generating heat. The wind blowing on you while you're just sitting there makes it very cold. The thing that ruined the experience for us a bit was the rest of the group we were with. They were awful drivers. They kept driving off the trail even when it was very wide. They were also all tailgating and swerving like crazy. They made it so we had to stop frequently because people kept getting stuck. I wish the guides would have told them to knock it off because they definitely weren't following the directions we were given at the beginning. Overall, I'm definitely glad we did it. I'm not sure how often we'd do it since it's so expensive, but it was fun to do once.

Great time with the family. Plus accommodated our 4 year old where most required kids to be 5 years or older

This was an amazing experience! I was not too excited to take part in a snowmobile expedition but I was blown away. The staff at the Lazy 7 Ranch were incredibly helpful and even though I was not dressed for the occasion, they allowed me to use some of their suits for the ride. It was 275 for 1 rider and 375 for 2, but because we were supposed to ride on the specific Maroon Bells route and it was closed because of the snow, we were given a discount and given an opportunity to ride another route. Our guides were Tyler and Ryan (I think, I forgot) and they were awesome. Took the time to show us everything and allowed us to take as many pictures as we wanted in the area. The trail itself is awesome and you are able to see a ton of sights and wildlife. You can also see the mountain that Paramount bases their intros off of. My wife and I loved it and we will DEFINITELY be back if we are ever in Aspen.

Had such a great time with the staff and who is riding snowmobile's here in Aspen. The snow was perfect and it was just such a nice time. I was amazed at how beautiful the scenery was it actually have me shocked. Instead of following the person in front of me I just kept looking around at the beautiful mountains in the snow covering the trees. We got to the top of our destinations and got to have hot chocolate take pictures and it was honestly just perfect.

We could not have had a better time with our private group on the Klondike Cabin tour on 12/27/23. We actually had our small wedding during this adventure outing and our guides were more than accommodating and made the experience extra special! The Klondike cabin itself is like an enchanting little ski chalet and the burgers were a delicious celebratory meal! Would give 10 stars if I could. This day will be a special one in our memories forever.

Sam and Devin were excellent snowmobile guides. They made the best of a slushy day. We all had a blast. They get it when it comes to fun, hospitality, and family-friendly.

Our group had the best time ever snowmobiling with Sadrian and Dom!!! It was an unforgettable experience and made my sister's birthday even more special ! Sadrian and Dom were great guides and very patient and friendly, especially with my cousin, who is now a professional snowmobile driver thanks to Dom!

Friendly, informative,and fun! Gorgeous views...Devin and Lucas made the trip absolutely amazing for our group! Very funny as well!

Snowmobiling with T-Lazy 7 Ranch was so much fun. The trails through White National Park are so beautiful, and the Wagyu burger lunch a special treat. Austin & Quentin were awesome guides!!! I'd definitely do another excursion with them!!!

This was so much fun! Great tour up to Maroon Bells. The Hot chocolate was a joy. Yeah!

I had a really fun time on the trails with Devin and Quentin!!! They were kind, funny, knowledgeable, and overall fantastic tour guides. I felt safe the whole time. I'm not too big into skiing, so this was absolutely the highlight of my trip to Aspen. Would highly recommend, and would 12/10 do this again!!!

Relaxing snowmobile adventure led by Dom and Lucas who were great! Burgers at Klondike were amazing!

Small small hike included. So pretty!!! So worth it. And they served hot cocoa after 110% recommend, our tour guides on 1-4th-23 at 12pm were funny and good time. Older white man and young new lad.

I've been on T-Lazy's snowmobile tours several times and they never disappoint! Went with Sadrian and Devin on the Maroon Bells tour and had a great time. The guides were really well versed, and offered a great time!

Great team Beautiful property and animals Great snowmobiling with nice trails Very professional

We definitely had the best day with Sam & Lindsay! What a great way to enjoy a fun ride and beautiful views. We loved the burgers in the super remote cabin which was beautiful! We are a family of four and had a great time! For sure would do it again or recommend it to any of our friends or families like us! We had a great group too- that definitely makes a big difference! Thankful for this ride!

A MUST do if you're anywhere in the valley. It was so fun and got to see an amazing view of the maroon bells!! Sam and Sadrian made the tour so fun- wouldn't have been as good of a tour without them. Sam took some great pictures of my family and had some awesome history and jokes. 100/10!!

We've visited T Lazy several times. This time we got to snowmobile through a snow shower and it was awesome. Gabe and Jesse were our best hosts yet. I would recommend letting sweet Ellie join the tours :)

Today I went with my brother and sister in law and their children on the Maroon Bells tour. We got there early as requested, so we could sign in, sign waivers, and pay. From there we moved to their locker room area where they check your winter gear, offer you options if you're not adequately prepared for cold weather snowmobiling. Boots, helmet, I was layered up and all set to go! There was a large group they broke out into 4 smaller groups. We were in the first group so they take the time to explain the operation of the snowmobile, some of the safety hand signals, and rules of the road. Once we finished, we were off. This is a guided tour, so if you're looking for speed, you're not going to take this specific tour. That being said, we were the first tour of the 2019-2020 winter season so we were fortunate there was enough snow to accommodate us. We stopped a few times along the way, Zach was the first guide and James brought up the rear. For safety and peace of mind it's nice to know that there's someone to help out in case you need it. Each time we stopped Zach presented the facts of the area, the specific Aspen trees, the beauty of the backdrop we would see when driving up the trail, and at the top we had a chance to take photos and view the Maroon Bells area. So peaceful and the scenery is unmatched. They operate a small shack at the top so we have an option of getting a cup of hot chocolate or warm cider. Perfect spot to warm up since it was cold today. Kids especially were trying to stay warm so it's much appreciated. We made our way down to the end, where they operate a "racing oval" where our group had 3 laps to finish the tour. Once finished it was back to the locker room to give their gear back and head out. It's important to note there are other tours offered, some that are longer and include a meal (the ranch has their own cattle). I'm not sure if that one allows for faster speeds but you should ask if you're Ricky Bobby and only wanna go fast. Zach and James were so kind, helpful- always asking if we were ok, if anyone needed anything, offered to take photos for anyone, and generally were laid back while making sure we were safe and not at risk. I'm not sure you can choose your guides but hopefully they are all as good as ours.

Super fun day driving up to the Bells and back. 5 stars for the location (they are the only company with access to the bells via snowmobile in the winter) and the guides. They promote the lunch tour with a "waygu beef cheeseburger" but you can skip that. I think it cost an extra $40 or $50 and we got a frozen patty thrown on a grill that was meh, a bag of baked lays chips, and a mass-produced chocolate chip cookie that was also meh. Maybe you can't actually buy lunch in Aspen for that price but I'm sure there is a better burger out there. I'd do the tour without the lunch next time unless they step up their game there. Glenwood Springs and Carbondale both have amazing restaurants that are affordable and it is a beautiful drive. I'm a local and took my family who was visiting on the tour.

look the guides are nice and all but the snowmobiles are old af over heating broken down unreliable. We booked the hour and half tour and rode for less than half that. we stopped 4 times and I think it's to stop the engines so they don't over heat. we once stopped for 30 minutes so ALL the families could take bs pictures. I didnt pay $300 to take a picture. Also, the routes are TERRIBLE unkept bumpy and repetitive. save your money for lift tickets and go to the coaster rail at Snowmass which is great but pass of the tubing combo

What a beautiful operation you have. So professionally run with a focus on safety. I felt as though the whole 3 hours were a dream. It was so surreal to see a snow-covered pyramid mountain off in the distance as I ate lunch in the middle of nowhere. The snowmobiles were extremely fun. I always felt in control of my machine, even though I have no experience. Thank you for giving our family an experience that we will never forget. From now on, when I reflect on my life, it will be through the lens of yesterday's trip. Aaron and Julia (our guides), you were the best!

My hubby and I went today as part of our anniversary trip up here and we both had such a great time! We originally booked for Maroon Bells, but it had to get switched due to weather conditions. We didn't mind at all, though, because the trail we got to go on was still beautiful! Our guides were Becca and Seth and they were great and so accommodating. We originally got two singles so each of us could drive, but at the point where we stopped for hot cocoa, I let my husband know I wasn't too confident driving because it felt like I kept having to fight my snowmobile to even go straight (this was my first time). Hubby asked Seth if it would be possible to have me as a passenger instead, and it was perfectly fine! I got to enjoy the rest of the ride and soak in the view of the mountains and even the animals on the ranch! We definitely plan to come back eventually to enjoy a different tour!

First and foremost, big shoutout to Axl and Sam for leading our group on one of the most enjoyable motorized vehicle tours I've ever been on. I love a good quad, and can't pass up a jet ski, but snowmobiling is a completely different category of fun, especially in the mountains of Colorado. TL7 is tucked away off anything resembling a main road, and offers a huge fleet of snowmobiles as well as a variety of tour options. They aren't the cheapest tour in the area, but you definitely get what you pay for. Seeing snow covered Maroon Bells with voiceover from knowledgeable and funny tour guides (second shoutout to Axl and Sam) all the while topping out at 44mph on fresh powder in order to get there was worth every penny. Two hours went by in a flash; we got our helmets and the warmest boots I've ever put on, and after a quick run up and down some narrow trails we made our way to the wider stretches of snow covered road that allowed us to (safely) hit our top speeds. Each stop offered a different view, and there were plenty of pictures to take. Not only did they offer to take picture of us, this was the first time ANYONE has even thought to switch over to portrait mode. Most of the time asking someone "can you take a photo of us" results in a tri-chinned monstrosity taken from an angle you didn't even know was possible, or no photo whatsoever because they hit the wrong button. We ended up with some amazing, framable, and most definitely instagrammable shots of the two of us. They did this at every stop too! Once we got to the Maroon Bells we hung out for a while, yelled a lot to try and make some snow move (didn't happen), and had some hot drinks before heading back. The only potential issue with the tour is the other people that you go with. We were lucky enough to be paired with a family that decided there was a 12mph speed limit (I was able to pass them) and one person from that crackerjack group managed to drive off the road during the initial "practice" ride, so we had to wait for that too. Your group is out of your control and a roll of the dice, but the same can be said about any group tour. The views were incredible, the machines were fast, and our guides were awesome. Next year I think we'll opt for the longer tour with lunch; there's a lot of Colorado snow covered wilderness I haven't explored yet, and it is best done on snowmobile. Oh, and remember that family from the other paragraph? Yeah, while we were pulling in - yes, the day was done and we were parking - one of them crashed into someone else. Even at 4mph, they are 100% paying for bodywork that just doubled the price of their tour.

We just did the lunch snowmobiling tour with T-Lazy-7 Ranch last week. Since our group was 10 people, we got a private group with 2 guides which was awesome. Berger and Elyse did such an awesome job taking us through Maroon Bells and the Dean ranch. We loved the short history lessons along the way, the photos ops in Maroon Bells and the AMAZING lunch at their cabin in the woods. Honestly, greatest experience and worth every penny! Dress REALLY warm, until that sun comes up... it is FREEZING!!!

My gf and I did the Klondike snowmobile lunch tour. Our guides were Matt and Bekah. Not only was the tour incredible but our guides were top notch. Super friendly and knowledgeable. Would recommend this tour to all ages and experience levels. Out of this world!

Amazing snowmobile experience with our guides Matt and James. Got a double snowmobile for my friend and I to share and neither of us had ridden before. They explained how to use it simply and succinctly and were checking on us as we went along. There was still enough freedom to feel like you were on your own at times. Beautiful ride out to Maroon Bells where we stopped for hot chocolate. Couldn't have asked for more and would definitely recommend and come back. I'd do an even longer tour next time! We also booked same day with the hotel concierge, such a seamless experience start to finish.

Highly recommend booking with them! Not only are they extremely affordable for this area, they've got AMAZING service! We didn't book a rental car during our trip but they offered to pick us up/drop us off at Aspen Highlands free of charge. They continued to go above and beyond on our tour with Matt and Kaleb. Being from Hawaii, I'm not very used to the cold and don't have many winter accessories. When I mentioned my feet were very cold in the shoes I had, they quickly offered to grab and lend me some of the boots they had at the ranch, which were MUCH warmer than mine. AND gave me some hand warmers for my gloves. The tour was beautiful and the service just made it that much more enjoyable. Will 100% be booking with them again next year!

Berger and his amazing fiancé Elise are two of the kindest and wisest guides I've ever had the pleasure of riding with. First time snowmobiler and I was worried it would be more of a slow tour. It wasn't, it was seriously epic and informative. We had so much fun! Thanks again you two! You'll always have a place in California to hang your hat when you love birds travel out West. Casey Vail

Amazing amazing amazing!!! I had the most fantastic experience on my Maroon Bells snowmobile tour! Arrive 30+ mins early of your tour time because if you have large heads like us, it will take a while to get fitted for the perfect full face helmet. The employer who helped us, Burger (his last name I think?), was very patient with us having to constantly try on different helmets until we got the perfect one. He also offered me a jacket since he saw I was only wearing a sweater. That was extremely kind of him. Instructions given on how to operate the snowmobiles were provided in simple terms. Very straightforward. The guy even made some funny jokes which helped those who were nervous to operate a snowmobile for the first time. The tour was so beautiful and very scenic! Great tour to take lots of pics. My two tour guides, one man with an English accent who I think said is from Liverpool and Burger were both amazing guides to have. One of them was in the front leading the tour while another was in the back making sure everyone was doing ok and still able to follow along with the tour safely. I did a snowmobile tour in Utah once and we were only provided 1 guide who drove in the front of the group. What was horrible about that is that 2 individuals ended up almost crashing their snowmobile and the guide was too far up to even notice, so we lost them from the tour group. So I tremendously appreciate the fact that this company provides 2 guides for their snowmobile tours, 1 in the front and 1 in the back. We stopped a few times during the tour so that our guides could share with everyone some interesting historical facts about the area. We were provided hot coco once we reached Maroon Bells. The guides helped everyone take amazing photos of with the gorgeous views in the back. They did a great job with getting all the good angles too! I will 10/10 recommend this to all my friends and family. All the employers were extremely friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. I wouldn't change a single thing about my experience with the snowmobile tour and with this company.

This tour was so amazing the views are magical! I had such a good time I highly recommend it '! I even saw a wolf on the way to the top of the mountain

Guides were great. Ski's were old. We paid for Maroon Bells tour but conditions didn't allow us to go over to maroon bells so we just played around and went up a few trails. Even though they gave us a percentage off the initial rate of $75 off, i don't feel it was worth it especially with the conditions. The helmets smelled awful and the ski's were old. Giving this 3 stars because the staff was great but i've been to other places like Vail where the equipment was nicer and the trails were worth it.

We loved our tour with Gabe and Sam. We enjoyed the history and the fun and safe tour! They stopped and took lots of pictures of our group and handed out hot coco. We will definitely go back and experience snowmobiling again! Thank you!

My family had such a great experience snowmobiling! Gabe and Julia were very patient and knew lots of information about the area. The burgers served for lunch were great as well! Will definitely come back again. :)

Today took the independence pass tour with Ryan and Sam; it was fabulous! Our group was small (late cancellations) and SO enjoyed the friendly and informational crew. Felt right at home! They provided helmets, warm arctic boots and winter jumpsuits for those who needed extra warmth. We have driven the Independence Pass several times and were so excited to see the magnificence of winter in the Rockies! The snowmobiles were great and the scenery breath-taking. Sam and Ryan stopped along the way to give us some history surrounding the pass, it's beginning, some fascinating facts connecting the importance of the pass with the development of Aspen and its progress through the last 200 years. Totally enjoyed the group. At lunch we enjoyed a great home cooked cheeseburger and the ambiance of an old US Forest Service cabin. We warmed up by a pot-bellied stove and had a great time. Our trip was extraordinary. Thanks Sam and Ryan! We will be back.

Excellent service and a wonderful experience! Thank you to the entire team who went above and beyond, taking pictures and making sure everyone was having a great time. Top adventure to the Maroon Bells.

Can not say enough great things about this tour. Matt , our tour guide, made it such a wonderful experience. I will absolutely be coming back and highly recommend!!

Didn't quite know what we were getting into, but this ended up being our favorite part of the trip to Aspen. I had never driven a snowmobile before, but Dagwood made sure that I was comfortable with the basics. Caleb and Lindsay were our group's (10 people from my company) guides and made it a great experience. They were super friendly, had the right mix of humor and knowledge from the ranch and Aspen's history, to the trees and wildlife. We spotted moose, foxes, and had a fun photo op with Canadian gray jays. Before turning around to head back, we got the most amazing views of Maroon Bells that were breathtaking. While we didn't have our child with us, we did see plenty of parents that had children ride with them from ages that looked as young as 3, but I would check for age limits. One last tip, there is a small storage compartment on the snowmobile that you could fit a small purse or items like glasses case, etc. Covid note: we felt safe, distanced enough and that they took proper precautions.

So much fun and absolutely pretty landscapes. (Shall I say Winter Wonderland...?) Matt and Kody, our guides, weren't only knowledgeable and told us a lot of interesting facts about the area, etc. but they were also super fun and made us laugh a lot. I can only highly recommend this! :)