moderate
9 hours
Participants should have moderate fitness to handle prolonged snowmobiling and outdoor conditions.
Discover the thrill of winter in Wyoming on a 9-hour snowmobile journey along the scenic Greys River. Experience pristine mountain landscapes, chance wildlife encounters, and expertly maintained trails just a short drive from Jackson.
9 Hours • Ages 5+ • Book for Winter 2026 now with 15% down!
Embark on the Greys River Snowmobile Tour for an unforgettable adventure through breathtaking mountain landscapes and along the stunning Greys River. Glide over expertly groomed trails while enjoying the tranquility of western Wyoming and the chance to spot local wildlife. This thrilling 9-hour journey promises spectacular scenery and exhilarating rides.
Embark on the Greys River Snowmobile Tour for an unforgettable adventure through breathtaking mountain landscapes and along the stunning Greys River. Glide over expertly groomed trails while enjoying the tranquility of western Wyoming and the chance to spot local wildlife. This thrilling 9-hour journey promises spectacular scenery and exhilarating rides.
Wear synthetic or wool layers beneath your snowmobile suit to stay insulated during cold mountain rides.
Bright snow and high altitude increase UV exposure—pack sunglasses and sunscreen.
Wear warm, waterproof boots to keep feet dry and comfortable across varying snow conditions.
The tour covers 60-100 miles; ensure you're comfortable with moderate physical effort and snowmobile operation.
Greys River's valley has long served as a natural corridor for native wildlife and settlers connecting Wyoming Range and Salt River Range.
The tour operator follows strict trail use policies to minimize environmental impact and protect sensitive winter habitat.
Keeps you warm under your snowmobile suit in cold temperatures.
winter specific
Protects hands from wind and snow while maintaining dexterity.
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Reduces glare from snow and protects eyes from high-altitude sun.
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Capture stunning landscapes and wildlife along the Greys River.
winter specific