Ride through Wyoming’s Gros Ventre Valley on a guided snowmobile tour with Teton Tour Company. Encounter elk, moose, and historic landslide sites on a thrilling yet accessible winter adventure.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
5–6 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have a moderate level of fitness to handle snowmobile operation and cold exposure comfortably.
Wildlife
History
The Gros Ventre landslide of 1925 reshaped this valley, creating Slide Lake and dramatically altering local communities like the town of Kelly.
Conservation
Strict trail use and habitat preservation efforts keep the Gros Ventre Valley a protected winter range, balancing recreation with wildlife sustainability.
Teton Tour Company
Ride through Wyoming’s Gros Ventre Valley on a guided snowmobile tour with Teton Tour Company. Encounter elk, moose, and historic landslide sites on a thrilling yet accessible winter adventure.
Teton Tour Company runs guided snowmobile experiences across the Bridger-Teton National Forest, Togwotee Pass/Continental Divide, Gros Ventre Valley, Granite Hot Springs, and the Greys River corridor. The company specializes in a range of winter tours that include short-day and full-day options, private outings, wildlife-focused excursions, and hot springs visits suited to families and first-time riders.
Guides lead guests on purpose-built routes that highlight key scenic and wildlife areas: Bridger-Teton short-day tours covering 10–40 miles in a 5–6 hour timeframe; Continental Divide routes featuring Togwotee Pass and access to expansive backcountry terrain; wildlife tours through the Gros Ventre Valley with chances to see elk, moose, and eagles; and the Greys River tour offering longer, 9-hour experiences. Granite Hot Springs is available as both half-day and full-day options, combining a scenic snowmobile approach with time at warm springs.
Teton Tour Company emphasizes safety with guided groups and route selection tailored to experience level. Rental equipment and guided instruction make several tours accessible to new riders while private tour options provide custom pacing and scenery for experienced snowmobilers. The business operates seasonally across established winter corridors of western Wyoming and focuses on delivering reliable logistics, knowledgeable local guides, and memorable mountain scenery.
All descriptions reflect offered trips and destination features as provided by Teton Tour Company’s published tour summaries.
Tours Offered
11
A range of guided snowmobile trips
Primary Region
Western Wyoming
Bridger-Teton, Togwotee, Gros Ventre
Tour Lengths
Half to Full Day
5–6 hour and 9-hour options available
Hot Springs Temp
Up to 112°F
Granite Hot Springs warm waters
Select a Bridger-Teton, Continental Divide, Granite Hot Springs, Gros Ventre, or Greys River tour and reserve a date with experienced local guides.
Stick to Groomed Trails
All snowmobiling is restricted to designated trails to protect wildlife habitat and ensure safety.
Dress in Layers
Wear synthetic or wool base layers beneath provided waterproof suits for warmth and moisture control.
Bring Your Driver’s License
Drivers must present a valid license to operate the snowmobile during the tour.
Use UV Protection
Snow glare can be intense; bring UV-blocking sunglasses to protect your eyes throughout the day.
Waterproof Snowmobile Suit
Protects from snow, wind, and cold while riding through the valley.
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Thermal Base Layers
Keeps body warm and manages moisture under outer gear.
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UV-Blocking Sunglasses
Reduces glare from snow, protecting your eyes throughout the tour.
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Waterproof Gloves
Keeps hands warm and dry for safe gripping of snowmobile controls.
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