For winter adventurers craving expansive, rugged terrain and unparalleled snowy vistas, the Continental Divide Tour in Wyoming delivers an epic snowmobiling experience through some of North America's most iconic landscapes. Centered around Togwotee Pass, perched high on the Continental Divide in the Absaroka Mountains, this 9-hour guided tour offers access to over 2.5 million acres of backcountry and 608 miles of meticulously maintained trails, making it the number-one snowmobiling destination in the United States.
Located just east of Grand Teton National Park, near the town of Jackson, Wyoming, Togwotee Pass represents a gateway between the eastern high plains and the towering Teton Range. The pass is famed for its heavy winter snowfall, fresh powder, and dramatic mountain vistas that dominate the horizon. Riders often find themselves skimming ridgelines where the jagged peaks of the Tetons rise sharply against bright blue skies, while below, deep forests of Engelmann spruce and subalpine fir offer serene contrast and the chance to spot native wildlife.
What truly distinguishes this tour is its versatility and inclusivity. Designed for riders aged five and up, whether you're a seasoned snowmobiler looking to challenge yourself on diverse terrain or a family wanting to explore winter’s wonderland safely, the Continental Divide Tour caters to all skill levels. Your journey spans from 30 to 100 miles depending on group preferences, traversing varied landscapes from wide-open basins to more technical, winding forest routes.
Your outfitter, Teton Tour Company, ensures you’re equipped from head to toe, providing warm, waterproof snowmobile suits, boots, and helmets to keep you comfortable in cold mountain temperatures. They also handle complimentary pick-up and drop-off services from Jackson, Teton Village, and the Aspens, making access seamless. Along the way, guides share insights about the Continental Divide’s geological significance—the ridge line where waters either flow to the Pacific or Atlantic Oceans—and local cultural history.
Beyond the ride, the environment here is remarkable. The snowpack’s consistency allows for an extended winter season that’s better than most regions. Visitors might catch glimpses of elk, mule deer, or even the elusive pine marten darting through the underbrush. Conservation efforts keep the trails sustainable, balancing visitor use with habitat preservation.
Whether photographing the sunrise-lit mountain peaks or the swirling snow clouds kicked up by your sled, moments here are unforgettable. The Continental Divide Tour is more than a snowmobile trip—it's a full immersion into Wyoming’s winter wilderness, offering thrill, beauty, and the chance to explore an iconic natural corridor where America’s watersheds divide.