Explore Wyoming’s Bighorn Mountains: Ultimate Backcountry Snowmobiling Adventure

To add multiple days of tours, add each day separate to your “cart”. Then, select “keep shopping” in the upper right at the checkout page to keep adding days.

We offer 2 types of backcountry tour experiences:

1.) Northern Bighorns Tour - based out of Elk View Inn. 2.) Wyoming High Country Lodge Tour - For guests of the lodge only.

Please note we do a have a minimum requirement to guide at $500.

What to Bring & Expect: Watch Here

• Snowmobiling Gear --- Boots, Helmet, Gloves, Jacket, etc.
• Avalanche Safety Equipment --- Beacon, Probe & Shovel. Yes, we rent some, but have a limited supply.
• Lunch/Snacks -- Bring your own lunch. You're encouraged to bring snacks as well.
• Lots of Energy --- This adventure is for the thrill seekers, adrenaline junkies, and adventure enthusiasts. We are an extreme backcountry snowmobile company. Backcountry snowmobiling requires a lot of physical movement.
• Expect a Challenge -- You're choosing this tour to experience mountain riding with us. No matter your skill level, we want to push your abilities!
• Snow Conditions & Weather -- We can't control the weather. Regardless of the snow conditions, we ride. The only weather that would cancel a tour is an extreme blizzard, the extremely unlikely event that the snow all melts, or temps below -10 degrees Fahrenheit with wind chills greater than -40 degrees.

About the Bighorns & About Us

With over 250" of snow annually, the Bighorn Mountains of north-central Wyoming offer scenic vistas of 12,000ft peaks, glacial carved valleys, and lush coniferous forests. Our guides are here help you navigate tough mountain terrain, show you how maximize your mountain riding experience, and take you to some of our personal favorite zones.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you rent mountain sleds? Yes, we rent Ski-Doo snowmobiles which you can add to your cart while booking a tour.

Can I bring my own sled? Of course! As long as it is a sled meant for the mountains. We recommend a 146" track or longer.

Do you rent avalanche gear? We do!

When is the best time to book a tour? February and March is peak season, but that means that's our busiest time of year. December is hit or miss. January depends on how good December was. April is sneaky great and less busy.

Which experience is right for me? Backcountry or Trail? Depends on your need! Both are wonderful experiences. Backcountry is technical and challenging, Trail is beginner-oriented, scenic, and relaxing.

Cancellation Policy

Tours can be cancelled for a full refund 15 days prior to a booked tour. Tours booked last minute (within those 15 days) are not eligible for a refund.

No shows are not eligible for a refund. This means if you paid for all 5 of your buddies, and one cancels on you, then your buddy still owes you that money.

Plan accordingly. Winter travel in Wyoming is a risk you take when booking a trip out West. Road closures, bad weather, or cancelled flights do not guarantee a refund.