Essential Backcountry Gear Rentals for Mountain Snowmobiling in Sheridan, Wyoming
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
Half-day to full-day
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness needed; riders should be comfortable handling snowmobiles in rugged, snowy terrain for several hours.
Overview
Tackle Wyoming’s snowy backcountry with confidence by renting essential avalanche and safety gear in Sheridan. Perfect for snowmobilers ready to explore rugged terrain safely and comfortably.
Backcountry Gear Rentals
Everything you could need for mountain snowmobiling.
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About This Adventure
Gear up for adventure with our comprehensive rental options, including avalanche beacons, radios, and essential backcountry clothing. Perfect for guided tours, our selection ensures you’re fully equipped for a safe and thrilling experience in the wilderness. Explore the great outdoors with confidence and the right tools at your disposal.
From avalanche beacons to head-to-toe outerwear rentals, we have gear for you. Standard backpacks are available with a radio, beacon, probe, shovel & saw.
NO float packs available.
If you are on a guided tour with us, you don't need to book your rental gear here. There will be an option to book while booking your tour.
Our Backcountry Essentials List: -Avalanche Beacon, Probe, & Shovel. -BCA Link Radios. -Fire Starter Kit. -Saw. -Appropriate Backcountry Clothing.
Adventure Tips
Always Check Avalanche Conditions
Before heading out, review the local avalanche forecast and carry a beacon, probe, and shovel at all times.
Test Your Avalanche Beacon
Practice using your avalanche beacon with your group to ensure everyone knows how to operate it in an emergency.
Layer Up for Variable Weather
Mountain weather can change rapidly; bring moisture-wicking layers and insulated outerwear to stay warm and dry.
Use Two-Way Radios for Group Safety
Radios help you maintain communication in areas with no cell coverage, crucial for coordinating rides and emergencies.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule deer often spotted along forest edges.
- Mountain goats visible in higher alpine zones.
History
Sheridan has long been a gateway for winter sports since the early 20th century, growing alongside the development of motorized skiing and snowmobiling in the region.
Conservation
Local outfitters emphasize Leave No Trace principles and participate in efforts to protect winter habitat for wildlife, including seasonal trail restrictions to minimize impact.
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Adventure Hotspots in Sheridan
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Avalanche Beacon
Vital for locating buried riders in an avalanche scenario.
winter specific
Two-Way Radio
Ensures communication across expansive backcountry areas without cell coverage.
winter specific
Insulated Waterproof Jacket and Pants
Protects against cold, wind, and wet snow to keep you comfortable all day.
winter specific
Snow Goggles
Shields eyes from snow glare and protects from wind and debris.
winter specific