Experience Thrilling Backcountry Snowmobiling in Wyoming's Beartooth Mountains
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
Half-day to full-day (4–8 hours)
Fitness Level
Good physical condition recommended; riders should be comfortable on variable terrain and in cold conditions.
Overview
Discover unmatched snowmobiling thrills on expert-led backcountry trips through Wyoming’s Beartooth Mountains. Navigate powder-filled drainages and granite peaks with stunning alpine views.
Guided Backcountry Trips
Ages 16+ to drive • 1-7 Days • Best riding in the Beartooth Mountains!
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of backcountry snowmobiling in the breathtaking Beartooth Mountains. Guided by expert instructors, navigate through stunning landscapes of steep terrain, granite lakes, and powder-filled drainages. Tailored to your group's skill level and current conditions, this unforgettable adventure promises excitement and natural beauty at every turn.
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Ride the Beartooths!!!
Steep and deep. Technical tree lines, granite lake basins, and hidden drainages stacked with powder. Guided by the best, highly trained snowmobile guides in northwest Wyoming, we’ll take you into the heart of the legendary Beartooth Mountains for a backcountry ride you’ll never forget.
Our decisions for where to ride are based on:
- Snow conditions
- Avalanche report and observations
- Weather conditions
- Overall rider ability of the group
Riding technique coaching will be available during the day but this is not the focus.
If you are looking for instruction: Sign up for one of our Ride Rasmussen Riding Clinics.
Adventure Tips
Check Weather Forecasts
Mountain weather changes rapidly; always review forecasts before heading out to ensure safety.
Dress in Layers
Temperatures vary greatly—wear moisture-wicking base layers plus insulated outerwear for warmth and flexibility.
Know Your Skill Level
Choose a guided trip that matches your riding experience to maximize safety and enjoyment.
Stay on Designated Routes
Respect protected areas by riding within marked boundaries to preserve fragile alpine environments.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mountain goats navigating steep cliffs
- Elk herds leaving tracks in fresh snow
History
The Beartooth Mountains hold cultural significance for Indigenous tribes and were historically traversed during early settler winters.
Conservation
Guides emphasize minimizing impact in sensitive alpine zones, promoting responsible riding to protect fragile winter habitats.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Snowmobile Helmet
Provides vital protection and warmth during high-speed downhill sections.
winter specific
Insulated Snowmobile Suit
Keeps you dry and warm for extended periods in subfreezing temperatures.
winter specific
Waterproof Gloves
Essential for maintaining dexterity and protecting hands from cold wind and snow.
winter specific
Goggles with Anti-Fog Lens
Improves visibility in snow, wind, and sunlight during rides.
winter specific