Where to rent touring gear
Touring setups and splitboards to rent in the states where we run programs, and in Idaho, from our partner shops and every other place we have checked.
Reserve ahead, and know what comes with it
You do not need to own touring gear to come out with us. Below, by the states where we run programs and Idaho, where we are working on them, are our partner shops first, then every other shop and mountain we found that rents touring gear, each checked on its own site in November 2026. Have your sizes ready; the rental size guide helps. Ask what the rental includes: some rent the whole setup with boots and skins, and some splitboard rentals ask you to bring your own snowboard boots.
People who register for a program get the discount information in their confirmation email.
Uphill rental equipment can be limited. Reserve well ahead so the shop has gear in your sizes.
The shop fits your setup and shows you how to use it. Our volunteers help again at check-in.
Where to rent in Maine
Our programs at Mt. Abram.
For our Mt. Abram programs. Touring skis with boots and skins, and splitboards.
Where to rent in New Hampshire
Our programs at Cranmore, Dartmouth Skiway and Mt. Washington.
For our Cranmore and Mt. Washington programs. Alpine touring setups; no splitboards. For a Cranmore day, reserve by email with Cranmore IST Gear Reservation as the subject line.
For our Mt. Washington programs, and splitboards for Cranmore. Touring skis with boots and skins, and splitboards; bring your own snowboard boots for a splitboard.
For our Dartmouth Skiway programs. The uphill package, from IST’s own fleet at the Skiway. Book online until midnight the night before, or walk in.
Where to rent in Vermont
Our programs at Bromley.
For our Bromley programs. Alpine touring demo setups. Reserve ahead: the shop runs out on program days.
Where to rent in New York
Our programs at Swain.
There are no uphill rentals at Swain, and we have not found a shop near Swain that rents touring gear. Bring your own setup, or rent before you travel.
Where to rent in Colorado
Our first Colorado program days, within a day trip of Denver.
For our Colorado program days. A full touring ski setup: skis with touring bindings and skins, and boots. A small family shop with a small fleet, so reserve early by phone or email, first come, first served, and pick up before you head to the mountain.
For our Colorado program days. Alpine touring skis, touring boots and skins, splitboards, and avalanche safety gear, booked online; pick up in Boulder before you head to the mountain.
Where to rent in Idaho
We are working on our first Idaho programs now; no dates are set.
We do not have a partner shop in Idaho yet. These shops rent touring gear in Boise and the Wood River Valley.
The ones people ask
Who fits my rental?
The shop, and it shows you how to use your setup when you pick it up. At check-in our volunteers go over it again and teach you more.
Can I bring my own gear?
Yes. Touring skis with touring bindings and boots that work with them, or a splitboard, with skins. The gear guide has the rest.
Why is a shop not on this list?
We list places that rent or demo touring gear in the states where we run programs and in Idaho, checked on their own sites. We do not list shops that only sell it. Know one we missed? Email info@inclusiveskitouring.org.
