moderate
5–6 hours
Participants should have moderate fitness, able to sit and control a snowmobile over varied terrain for several hours.
Discover Wyoming’s Gros Ventre Mountains on a full-day snowmobile tour departing from historic Little Jennie Ranch. Experience breathtaking winter landscapes, a hearty ranch-style lunch, and expert-guided exploration of pristine snowy terrain.
Age 16+ to drive • Age 5+ to ride • 5 - 6 Hours • Includes lunch!
Embark on a full-day snowmobile adventure that combines breathtaking views with a taste of history at our 130-year-old cabin. Enjoy a delicious lunch featuring hearty beef stew and fresh bread, all while surrounded by the stunning Gros Ventre mountains. This unique experience promises unforgettable memories for families and friends alike.
Embark on a full-day snowmobile adventure that combines breathtaking views with a taste of history at our 130-year-old cabin. Enjoy a delicious lunch featuring hearty beef stew and fresh bread, all while surrounded by the stunning Gros Ventre mountains. This unique experience promises unforgettable memories for families and friends alike.
Wear moisture-wicking base layers and insulating mid-layers to stay warm and dry throughout the day.
Ensure you wear the helmet, suits, gloves, and boots supplied for safety and warmth.
Cold temperatures drain batteries faster; keep spares handy to capture the stunning scenery.
Eat a good breakfast to maintain energy; the lunch break is mid-ride but you’ll need reserves.
The Little Jennie Ranch has been a family-operated outfitter for over 130 years, preserving the cultural legacy of Wyoming’s mountain ranching heritage.
The ranch practices sustainable land management to protect the delicate mountain ecosystems and minimize snowmobile impact.
Keeps you warm by wicking moisture away during extended outdoor activity.
winter specific
Insulated boots are important for walking in snow during breaks.
winter specific
Protects against wind and wet snow while riding all day.
winter specific
Shields eyes from snow glare and wind for clearer vision on the trail.
winter specific