Performance Street Legal 2 Seater. From $219
Punch through gravel roads and ridge runs in a street-legal Can-am Maverick Sport 1000R out of Jackson Hole. Quick, powerful, and practical for two people, this rental opens hard-to-reach viewpoints and makes a great base for short explorations or extended backcountry loops.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–9 hours
Fitness Level
Drivers and passengers should be comfortable with bumpy terrain and quick vehicle movements; no special fitness required for short tours.
Wildlife
History
The Teton Range and Jackson Hole were heavily sculpted by Pleistocene glaciers; Grand Teton National Park was first established in 1929 near these ridgelines.
Conservation
Stick to designated roads and campsites to protect fragile alpine meadows and riparian zones; follow Leave No Trace and respect seasonal closures to protect wintering wildlife.
Jackson Hole Backcountry Rentals
Performance Street Legal 2 Seater. From $219
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.
Confirm land access
Double-check whether your planned roads cross National Forest or private land and obey seasonal closures and signage.
Bring layered clothing
High-elevation Wyoming weather swings quickly—carry windproof layers and a warm mid-layer for chilly mornings and evenings.
Secure loose gear
Use tie-downs or a dry bag for cameras and electronics; the Maverick’s trails can toss loose items easily.
Fuel and timing
Plan fuel stops—half-day rentals are common, but longer loops require confirmation of fuel availability or return windows.
Sturdy closed-toe shoes
Protects feet during entry/exit and provides grip on rocky surfaces during stops.
Layered clothing
Windproof outer layer and insulating mid-layer handle temperature swings on exposed ridges.
Sunglasses & sunscreen
Bright sun and reflective surfaces at elevation make eye and skin protection important.
summer
Small dry bag
Keeps phones, cameras, and snacks dry from dust, light rain, and vehicle spray.