A person might hesitate to use a snow blower on a gravel driveway. It appears improbable that you could successfully remove snow without gathering a lot of gravel and potentially harming or damaging someone or someone's property by tossing boulders through the chute. On the other hand, snow on gravel can be safely removed with the appropriate snowblower and properly calibrated. A snow blower with plastic skids around the bottom of the auger housing is required. This raises the blades off the ground, preventing gravel from being stirred up and thrown into the drill. Next, set the lock to the highest position, sometimes referred to as the Transport position, so that the auger housing is at an angle above the gravel. Ideally, you’ll also want a snowblower with tracking wheels rather than standard tires. This enables you to keep the snowblower at a constant upward angle over the gravel. To clear snow on gravel terrain, only two- or three-stage gas snow blowers are available. This method will leave a thin layer of snow on the ground, which will melt after a few hours in the sun.