Explore Montana’s Winter Wilderness with a 6 Day Snowmobile Rental in West Yellowstone

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Difficulty

moderate

Duration

6 days

Fitness Level

Participants should be in good physical condition with reasonable endurance to handle several hours of riding per day in cold environments.

Overview

Discover the thrill of navigating Montana’s vast snowy wilderness with a six-day snowmobile rental based in West Yellowstone. Ride state-of-the-art machines designed for both speed and rugged terrain, and experience Yellowstone’s winter landscape like never before.

West Yellowstone, Montana

6 Day Snowmobile Rental

Starting at $1314.00

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Date

Fri, Oct 17

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About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of snowmobiling with a range of powerful models available for rent, including the MXZ Adrenaline 600 ETEC and the Backcountry Adrenaline 850R. Each ride promises excitement and adventure, perfect for exploring winter landscapes. Don't miss out—these rentals sell out quickly!

Sells out fast! Rent yours now!

MXZ Adrenaline 600 ETEC DAILY RATE: $259.00

Renegade 600 ACE DAILY RATE: $219.00

Backcountry Adrenaline 850R DAILY RATE: $279.00

Summit 600R DAILY RATE: $299.00

Summit SP 850 ETEC 154 inch track DAILY RATE: $325.00

Grand Touring Sport 600 ACE DAILY RATE: $239.00

Grand Touring Sport 900 ACE DAILY RATE: $259.00

Please Note: Rates do not reflect the 4% local tax

Adventure Tips

Check Trail Conditions Before You Go

Snow and weather shifts rapidly; always review current trail and weather reports to plan your route safely.

Wear Layered Clothing

Temperatures can vary widely; dress in moisture-wicking layers to stay warm and dry.

Fuel Up and Carry Extras

Snowmobiles consume fuel quickly in cold weather — carry spare fuel to avoid being stranded.

Respect Wildlife Boundaries

Maintain distance from animals as snowmobiling noise can disturb them, especially in winter months.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Elk
Bighorn Sheep

History

West Yellowstone developed as an outfitting hub in the early 20th century and grew with the popularity of winter access to Yellowstone National Park.

Conservation

Local agencies promote responsible snowmobiling by restricting use to designated trails to protect fragile winter wildlife habitats and reduce soil disturbance.