Experience the thrill of snowmobiling through Jackson's stunning winter landscapes with the Ski-Doo Grand Touring 600 Ace. Perfect for adventure enthusiasts seeking scenic and exciting backcountry rides in Wyoming.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in decent physical condition to handle the riding and possible exertion during trail navigation.
Wildlife
History
Jackson Hole has long been a gateway for fur traders and explorers, with a rich history of wilderness preservation and pioneering spirit.
Conservation
Jackson Hole Backcountry Rentals emphasizes eco-friendly practices by maintaining trails responsibly and minimizing environmental impact.
Jackson Hole Backcountry Rentals
Experience the thrill of snowmobiling through Jackson's stunning winter landscapes with the Ski-Doo Grand Touring 600 Ace. Perfect for adventure enthusiasts seeking scenic and exciting backcountry rides in Wyoming.
Jackson Hole Backcountry Rentals operates a diverse fleet of snowmobiles, side‑by‑sides, motorcycles and tow vehicles for winter and year‑round adventures in the Jackson Hole region. The fleet includes Ski‑Doo models such as the 2023–2024 Grand Touring 600 Ace, the 2024–2025 Renegade Adrenaline 900 ACE, the lightweight 2024 Summit NEO+ 600, the 2025–2026 G5 Ski‑Doo Summit 850, and a 2026 Polaris RMK Khaos 850 — all available for rental. Off‑road options feature Honda Talon 1000 two‑seat and Talon 1000‑x four‑seat models, a Honda Pioneer 1000‑5 Deluxe, and high‑performance side‑by‑sides with 1000cc engines, FOX shocks and run‑flat tires. Motorcycle rentals include Harley‑Davidson Road Glide Limited, Harley‑Davidson Ultra Limited, and a Honda Goldwing 1800D equipped with heated seats, stereo and automatic transmission. Tow vehicles include a Chevy Express 15‑passenger 4x4 and a 2012 Toyota Sequoia 4x4 seven‑seat or similar for transporting sleds. Many rentals come with helmets, trail maps, and full tanks of gas where noted; several snowmobiles offer selectable riding modes and features for intermediate to advanced riders. Rentals cater to a range of skill levels from beginner track‑friendly Summit NEO+ sleds to advanced Summit and RMK powder machines. The business focuses on providing clean, well‑maintained equipment, clear rental inclusions, and dependable tow options so customers can focus on backcountry exploration and scenic riding experiences in and around Grand Teton and Yellowstone. Several side-by-sides include run‑flat tires and FOX shocks; Talon models feature DCT transmission for smooth power delivery, improving reliability and confidence on technical trails during varied terrain and riding conditions.
Fleet Size
13
Sleds, UTVs, motorcycles and tow vehicles
Snowmobile Models
5
Range from beginner to advanced
Motorcycles
3
Tour-ready bikes with modern features
Tow Vehicles
2
4x4 tow options for trailers
Secure preferred dates and the exact model — helmets, maps, and trail-ready service included where noted.
Dress in Layers
Wear moisture-wicking base layers and insulated outerwear to stay warm and comfortable during prolonged rides.
Check Weather Conditions
Always review current weather forecasts before heading out to avoid hazards like storms or heavy snowfall.
Pre-ride Safety Briefing
Participate in a safety orientation to familiarize yourself with the snowmobile controls and trail protocols.
Carry Emergency Gear
Bring essentials like a first aid kit, GPS device, and extra warm clothing in case of delays or emergencies.
Winter Waterproof Gloves
Keep your hands warm and dry while controlling the snowmobile in chilly conditions.
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Thermal Base Layers
Provide insulation under your outerwear to maintain warmth during prolonged rides.
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Snow Goggles
Protect your eyes from snow glare and wind while riding through bright or snowy conditions.
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Sturdy Winter Boots
Ensure good traction and keep your feet warm and dry during outdoor snow activities.
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