Backcountry Snowmobiling with Altitude Sled Works in Wyoming
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
1–7 days
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness needed for handling multi-day rides and managing physical demands of steep terrain
Overview
Ride amplified with the Polaris Axys PRO RMK 800 Turbo and Altitude Sled Works. Tackle steep Wyoming and Colorado backcountry terrain with custom-tuned snowmobiles built for power and play.
Adventure Tips
Fuel Up Before You Ride
Always return your snowmobile with a full fuel tank to avoid extra charges and ensure safety on remote runs.
Wear Proper Protective Gear
Bring goggles and layered snow gear to protect against cold winds and variable mountain weather.
Check Avalanche Reports
Before heading into steep backcountry areas, verify avalanche conditions to stay safe in variable snowpack.
Start Early Each Day
Pick up your sled by 10 AM to maximize daylight and complete longer rides well before the 6 PM return deadline.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Elk herds grazing in winter meadows
- Mule deer along forested ridgelines
History
Encampment originated as a 19th-century coal mining and ranching town, maintaining a strong connection to outdoor livelihoods.
Conservation
Altitude Sled Works supports responsible snowmobiling practices to minimize wildlife disturbance and preserve fragile winter ecosystems.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Goggles
Protects your eyes from wind, snow glare, and flying debris while riding.
winter specific
Layered Snow Gear
Keeps you warm and dry in cold, variable mountain weather.
winter specific
Avalanche Safety Kit
Recommended for backcountry riders to increase safety in avalanche-prone terrain.
winter specific
Sturdy Winter Boots
Provides insulation and support when mounting, dismounting, and walking on icy surfaces.
winter specific