Master Sidehilling and Tree Riding at Moran’s Top Women-Only Snowmobile Clinic
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
2 days
Fitness Level
Participants should have good cardiovascular fitness and balance for sustained riding on variable terrain.
Overview
Take your backcountry snowmobile skills to the next level near Moran, Wyoming. This women-only clinic focuses on mastering sidehilling and riding through trees in a supportive, expert-led environment just outside Grand Teton National Park.
Intermediate Backcountry Snowmobile Clinic
Improve Your Riding in an Encouraging and Judgement Free Environment!
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About This Adventure
Join an exclusive backcountry adventure designed for women ready to elevate their skills! Focus on mastering sidehilling techniques while building confidence in navigating through trees. This unique experience promises to enhance your abilities and connect you with fellow outdoor enthusiasts in a supportive environment. Embrace the thrill of the wild!
Join an exclusive backcountry adventure designed for women ready to elevate their skills! Focus on mastering sidehilling techniques while building confidence in navigating through trees. This unique experience promises to enhance your abilities and connect you with fellow outdoor enthusiasts in a supportive environment. Embrace the thrill of the wild!
Adventure Tips
Practice Sidehilling on Gentle Slopes First
Begin practicing sidehill maneuvers on less steep terrain to build confidence and control before tackling steeper hills.
Dress in Layers for Variable Weather
Moran’s backcountry conditions can change rapidly; wear moisture-wicking base layers and insulated outerwear.
Carry Avalanche Safety Gear
Always ride with essential avalanche equipment including beacon, probe, and shovel in unstable terrain.
Stay Hydrated and Take Breaks
Cold air can mask dehydration; take frequent breaks to rest and hydrate throughout your ride.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Moose
- Bald eagles
History
Moran has long been a gateway community for winter sports around Grand Teton, with local guides shaping backcountry riding culture since the mid-20th century.
Conservation
Responsible riding practices are emphasized to protect fragile winter ecosystems, with guidelines to minimize trail impact and respect wildlife.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Snowmobile Helmet with Face Shield
Protects you from cold wind, branches, and debris while riding through tight forests.
winter specific
Avalanche Beacon Kit
Vital for search and rescue in backcountry avalanche terrain.
winter specific
Insulated Waterproof Gloves
Keeps hands warm and dry, maintaining dexterity during cold rides.
winter specific
Layered Thermal Clothing
Allows temperature regulation for fluctuating backcountry conditions.
winter specific