Good Times Adventures

We had so much fun with this company! Did the 2-​hour snowmobile tour and dogsledding all in one day! For the snowmobile tour, $ 110 lets you be the driver. If you’re going with somebody, it’s $ 55 for the passenger. You two can split the cost because they let you switch drivers along the tour. They let you practice on an open field before heading up the mountains. The views are absolutely breathtaking especially when you reach the peak! I couldn’t resist going on full speed at some parts of the tour. For the dogsledding, it’s $ 75 for a 6-​mile tour (about 1 – 2 hrs). Your group will ride a motor sleigh with the instructor, followed by the dogs and sled. Everybody gets a chance to run the dogs and ride the sled. It can be scary at first but once you learn how to control the dogs, it’s super fun! The company offers group photos with the snowmobiles and huskies/​sled. You can also ask for digital copies even though it’s not mentioned at the booth. They have free hot chocolate! Only downside is it’s a little drive from Breck town.

We had a beautiful dog sledding experience — absolutely amazing and well worth it… We would have preferred to do this privately, but the cost was super prohibitive…
The snowmobiling was a bit tedious to be honest… the tracks are all on the property and you don’t really «properly» go out deep into any National Park property, so we found it a bit boring, even though one of the viewpoints was nice… would have preferred to get out into the wilderness a bit more…

This place is just terrific. We did snowmobiles and dog sledding and had a ball with both.
The snowmobile trails are well groomed and the tour takes you to the Continental Divide where the view is breathtaking — they say you can see 200 miles on a clear day. They are pretty easy to drive actually.
The dogsledding is quite a unique experience too — I didn’t realize that each person gets a turn as the musher running the dogs — well supervised with the guide pulling the rest in a sled by a snowmobile. They have 150 sled dogs.
Everyone was extraordinarily nice and did their best to make it a memorable experience.
FYI — they are located at the very end of Tiger Road and pretty isolated. They have hot chocolate but nothing to eat — you have to drive Frisco to eat — if you are doing both the same day plan them close together or allow plenty of time between. We did 2 hours on snowmobiles at 9AM & sledding at 1:15 and ate lunch in between — just about enough time for us to get to a drive — through & get back.
All in all — a great experience and something we will always remember.

What a great time we had at Good Times Adventures! The snow mobiles were fun but mushing the team of dogs was the highlight of our trip to Breckenridge. We will be back again next year and we’re already looking forward to another trip to good times and fun with the dogs!

Great staff, amazing experience. I definitely recommend adding dog sledding to your bucket list! Courtney was a great teacher/​guide. The views are awesome, can’t wait to go back!

My friends and I did the snow mobile tour and it was great !! Ivan was the best ! Enjoyed ever moment of it.

Such an awesome time! Family and friends went dog sledding and the trip was so amazing. Our tour guide Val was super patient and great. The dogs are beautiful and so sweet and the scenery is gorgeous. It’s a great bonding experience and one you will never forget! Definitely worth the price.

The wife and I did the dog sled tour. Soooo much fun! The staff was great very helpful and informative. It didn’t take long for us to get the hang of steering the sled. Yea we fell out one time into a big pile of soft snow. The views are awesome, we suggest you invest in a HD video camera. You’ll want to remember this for a long time. Enjoy!

Was an amazing experience getting on the dog sled with the wife. My only problem is that you go out with 4 other people and you constantly rotate. So the 150 you pay for in our case two of us to go out for an hour you only end up actually on the sled with dogs for (2) sessions of maybe 3 minutes. At the price they are charging I think clients should have more time with sledding not riding on a trailer behind a snow mobile. Maybe offer a more expensive package that would allow the clients to actually sled with the dogs for the whole session. That would be well worth the price. Still even though it was extremely brief. I enjoyed the experience with the dogs.

This is THE place to dog sled and ride the snow mobile. The view is spectacular. The staff is absolutely amazing. I can’t say I have ever had a better time. The dogs were friendly and cheerful throughout the ride. They were having the time of their lives. This was so amazing. My children will never forget this. The guy that led our group (6 people to lead the group– about 1 hour long) was great! He got a hell of a tip from us. I highly recommend Good Times. Personally, I think I enjoyed it even more because I was with my family of 6. If you have enough friends I would say to definitely get them all together to do this.
My tip for you guys is to wear glasses, a hat and a scarf to cover your nose and mouth. The snow starts coming up and hitting your face. They give hot chocolate afterwards (Swiss Miss– just put clean snow in it to cool it down for the kiddies).

I was out in Colorado for a short trip and spent part of the time in Breck. While on the ski-​slope, I booked a snowmobiling trip for the next day. Unfortunately, immediately after booking, the folks I was with alerted us about some big storm that was rolling in overnight. Our ride decided to leave that night instead of the next day so that meant we had to go too. Good Times has a cancellation policy and we were well within the time that we couldn’t cancel & be refunded.
We were doubly bummed because not only would we not be able to snowmobile IN THE ROCKIES (it was the #1 thing I wanted to do on my first visit to Colorado) but we’d also be out hundreds of dollars. By the book, they had every right to not refund us. But being decent human beings, they did refund us — and they were super pleasant to talk to on the phone. It made our crappy situation better. I hope the good karma comes back to them.
When I’m back out in Colorado, I will absolutely make it snowmobiling and it will be with Good Times Adventures.

Great time! Incredible experience. Our guide, Jessica, was amazing and so much fun. Two adults and two teens had the time of our lives. You have to be 15 to drive on your own. Reasonably priced too.

How could we possibly pass up dog sledding?! We had a lively group and guide. In hindsight, we should have gone snowmobiling first AND then go dog sledding. It would have been an enjoyable way to spend a morning. Thankfully, they have boots and bibs to help combat the wet and cold conditions. Really wish we had a Go Pro for this excursion. The dogs will warm your heart so much you’d wish you could take them home. You’ll love any of the activities you book here and you’ll find the staff attentive

OMG, we had the most amazing time dog sledding. Our guide, Jack, was so much fun and very knowledgable about the land and the dogs. We took our 5 year old daughter and she giggled almost the entire time.
The tour was an hour and cost $ 190 for the three of us. Be sure to wear all of ski gear. If you don’t have it they have boots and snowmobile suits you may use. You start out meeting the dogs and having a chance to pet them. They take group/​family photos for you with a photographer and it is nicely presented when you return, for purchase.
The tour consists of the guide riding a snowmobile and pulling a sled with some people. You then take turns through out the trip riding and driving in the dog sled.
I can’t put into words how much fun we had. It was a wonderful family excursion on a non-​ski day. If you have a Go Pro don’t forget it!

This was my first time snowmobiling and it was sooo much fun, even though they are a little pricier than others I think they’re probably worth it. This and the dog sledding is all they do, so they have to make it awesome right?
The trip up through Georgia pass to the top of the continental divide is breathtaking and the trip down through the enchanted forest was magical. All the guides must be very knowledgable, ours was Sean and he was great, gave us a few short history lessons when we made a few stops along the way, with the longest stop being at the top of the continental divide for pics and stuff.
It was so beautiful up there. I would recommend spending the money on this snowmobiling trip. They even provide patrons with snow suits and boots if needed. All their equipment was brand new top of the line machines, the handle grips are heated!
I will definitely return here. Just be advised to take some cash to tip your guide, recommended is 25 – 30 dollars, per snowmobile I guess? That’s how I did it. All my teenagers thoroughly enjoyed this too, one of the highlights of our trip.

Our family had a fabulous time dog sledding. Our guide Chase was helpful, fun and made the adventure very memorable. We had the last ride of the day and the added highlight was sledding through the hills at dusk. The huskies are well trained and very friendly to cuddle. Take your camera/​video as you will take lots of fab photos. Advanced reservations required.

I had such an amazing time with my family snowmobiling. Good Times offers brand spanking new snowmobiles. We had a really great guide that explained everything in a fun way. He was sweet & charming. The most important part of it all is that we always felt safe. I was with my daughter & young niece so I was a bit worried at first, but Ivan our guide was so good at explaining the process thoroughly. I am looking forward to my reservation for dog sledding tomorrow. I bet It’s going to be an unforgettable experience for us all. For a good time in the snow go to «Good Times» :)

Truely a wonderful experience! It was our first time to Colorado & if you want a true Colorado you HAVE to dogsled! These beautiful huskies take you through a winter wonderland. Right after, we snow mobiled. That was just as amazing. You drive all the way 11,000 + above elevation. The view at the top of the mountain is breathtaking. (I had a mini panic attack because of the altitude. I couldn’t breath. I suggest bringing water, takin aspirin & grabbing a small oxygen breather.) every employee was so attentive & helpful. Thank you good times for making our first snow experience unforgettable!

75 dollars a person and I don’t regret a single one. I can’t believe I went 26 years not knowing you could dogsled without being a professional! Good Times definitely made it fun and easy to get on the sled. I suggest getting there early well before your time slot to give yourself enough time to go hang out with the dogs and take plenty of photos.
Once the tour begins, you’ll swap in and out of the sled in groups of two. The guide for us (can’t remember his name) did a great job asking how intense of a sled ride you were looking for in order to keep you comfortable and entertained. We even had a couple flip the sled. Quite exciting! Should state that no one got hurt and we all had a blast. Commands to control the sled were simple and very basic. No prior skill is necessary, just remember to bring a camera and a GoPro if you have it to save some memories!

So much fun! Dog sledding is a MUST Do! Snowmobile was fun too ad the view up top was unbelievable! The only thing is we didn’t know the hour dog sledding was shared with other people. You are only on the dog sled for About 20mins top, the other time you on a ride pull by a snowmobile right in front of the dogs. There were 6 of us in total, I guess it wasn’t clear when we booked it. It was still worth it though. Everyone was friendly, both our guides were very nice and informative!