Discover the splendor of Wyoming's Beartooth Mountains on an exhilarating guided snowmobile tour. Perfect for adventure seekers eager to explore pristine winter landscapes with expert guidance.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have basic physical fitness and be comfortable riding or sitting on a snowmobile for extended periods.
Wildlife
History
The Beartooth Range has been a vital passage for indigenous tribes and early explorers, with nearby Cody celebrating its rugged frontier history.
Conservation
Beartooth Ranges emphasize sustainable tourism by maintaining trail integrity and protecting local wildlife habitats.
Beartooth Rides and Guides
Discover the splendor of Wyoming's Beartooth Mountains on an exhilarating guided snowmobile tour. Perfect for adventure seekers eager to explore pristine winter landscapes with expert guidance.
Beartooth Rides and Guides runs guided snowmobile tours, skills clinics, machine rentals, and avalanche gear rentals in the Beartooth Mountains. The company offers a range of options from full-day snowmobile rentals on a 2025 Skidoo 850 Summit to guided backcountry trips tailored to group skill level and current conditions.
Ride Rasmussen Style clinics are offered at Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels; each clinic is a structured nine-hour program focusing on body positioning, machine handling, terrain awareness, and sidehilling techniques with expert instruction.
Guided backcountry trips navigate steep terrain, granite lakes, and powder-filled drainages, and are adjusted to rider ability and prevailing conditions to prioritize safety and enjoyment.
Avalanche and backcountry safety gear rental packages are available for multiple durations, including 1-day, 2-day, 3-day, 5-day, and 6-day options. Each gear package includes a backpack, shovel, probe, beacon, and radio to enable rescue response and communication while traveling in avalanche terrain.
Beartooth Rides and Guides presents clear offerings for recreational riders and groups seeking guided backcountry experiences or training. Listings explicitly note equipment provided, clinic length, and rental vehicle model to help riders select appropriate options. Bookings and planning materials should be reviewed with the operator for up-to-date availability and seasonal conditions.
Safety protocols, route selection, and gear inspections are described in trip materials and reinforced by instructors before departures. Prior riding experience determines recommended options; beginners are encouraged to start with the Ride Rasmussen Style Beginner Clinic or supervised guided rides. Detailed booking terms and requirements are available from the operator.
Tours Offered
11 options
Guided trips and rentals listed
Rental Machine
2025 Skidoo 850 Summit
Full-day snowmobile rental available
Clinic Length
9 hours
Beginner to advanced skill clinics
Avalanche Gear
Beacon, shovel, probe, radio
Complete backcountry safety kit
Secure guided trips, Ride Rasmussen Style clinics, rentals, and avalanche gear for a safe, memorable backcountry day.
Dress in layers for warmth and flexibility
Wearing moisture-wicking base layers, insulated mid-layers, and waterproof outerwear ensures you stay comfortable in changing weather conditions.
Start early for the best light and conditions
Begin your tour in the morning to enjoy softer snow and optimal lighting for photos and scenic views.
Listen carefully to safety instructions
Pay close attention to the guide’s briefing to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience on the trails.
Keep your camera ready for stunning vistas
Bring a camera or smartphone charged and ready to capture sweeping mountain panoramas and wildlife sightings.
Insulated waterproof jacket
Keeps you warm and dry during your snowmobile ride, especially in variable winter weather.
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Winter gloves and hat
Protect your extremities from cold and wind exposure while riding.
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Stable, waterproof boots
Ensure your feet stay warm and dry on snowy trails.
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Sunglasses or goggles
Protect your eyes from bright snow glare and wind.