Highland Powersport Rentals

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Explore groomed snowmobile trails in the Cape Breton Highlands by snowmobile or explore the trails year-round with a Side-by-Side from Highland Powersport Rentals (formerly Highland View Snowmobile Rentals). Located in Baddeck, don’t miss your opportunity to get out and explore the vast network of trails in the Cape Breton Highlands with a top quality snowmobile or SxS rental!

Single-seat Snowmobile Rentals include:
Polaris 850 Assault
Polaris 850 Indy
Polaris 800 Pro R
Two-seater Polaris snowmobiles are also available for rent; please contact us directly for rental information.
Snowmobile rentals include unlimited mileage and a Snowmobile Association of Nova Scotia (SANS) trail pass. Fuel and oil extra. $100 deposit required at time of booking; refunded if 48 hours notice is given for cancellation. Damage deposit held on credit card.
SideXSide (SxS) Rentals include:
2025 Polaris Ranger 570 (4 passenger)
2023 Can Am Defender 1000 (6 passenger)
Side-by-Side rentals includes helmets, insurance and GPS locator. Delivery to trail location is available for an added fee. Final price is determined by KMs travelled. $1500 damage deposit is required.
Pick-up and Trail Delivery information:
Pick up and delivery to the trail is available at $1.25 per KM.
Waiver and rental agreement signed at time of pick up.
Pickup and drop off times must be in the timeframe of 7AM to 9PM.
Visit our Facebook page for updates and information on renting snowmobiles in Cape Breton this winter.

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Location & Contact

1773 Big Baddeck Rd, Baddeck, Nova Scotia

1-902-295-0510

[email protected]

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