moderate
5-6 hours
Participants should be in good physical shape to handle prolonged outdoor cold exposure and some snowmobile operation.
Discover the serene wilderness of Wyoming’s Gros Ventre Valley on a half-day snowmobile tour that blends wildlife viewing with stunning winter scenery. Experience groomed trails, historic landmarks, and rich wildlife from elk to eagles in a protected mountain refuge.
Experience a serene snowmobile ride through the breathtaking Gros Ventre Valley, a winter wildlife sanctuary teeming with elk, moose, and eagles. Discover the historic landslide site that formed Slide Lake while navigating groomed trails in a stunning wilderness setting. This unforgettable adventure promises both tranquility and excitement in nature's embrace.
Experience a serene snowmobile ride through the breathtaking Gros Ventre Valley, a winter wildlife sanctuary teeming with elk, moose, and eagles. Discover the historic landslide site that formed Slide Lake while navigating groomed trails in a stunning wilderness setting. This unforgettable adventure promises both tranquility and excitement in nature's embrace.
Wear synthetic or wool base layers under your snowmobile suit for optimal warmth and moisture control.
Protect your eyes from UV glare reflecting off snow, especially on sunny days.
Respect the critical winter game range by not riding off-trail to protect local wildlife habitat.
The valley’s wildlife and scenic vistas offer great photo opportunities—don’t miss capturing them.
Gros Ventre Wilderness was federally designated in 1984, preserving over 300,000 acres of pristine Rocky Mountain habitat.
The tour strictly limits riding to groomed trails to protect sensitive winter habitats essential for migratory and resident wildlife.
Provided by the outfitter, essential for insulation and protection from wind and snow.
winter specific
Keeps you warm and dry underneath outer gear during cold rides.
winter specific
Protects hands from cold and moisture, crucial for handling the snowmobile.
winter specific
Reduces glare from snow and protects eyes during daytime excursions.
winter specific