Snowmobiling
Rent a snowmobile and hire a guide to lead you over hundreds of miles of snowmobile trails for adrenaline pumping rides and beautiful mountain views.
Local Listings:
- Rent a snowmobile and set out on the 120 miles of trails between West Yellowstone and Bozeman
- Stop on high ridges for stunning mountain views
- Hire a guide to lead you to the most scenic spots and take your mind off of restrictions and avalanche conditions
Overview
Zoom over hundreds of miles of trails in the Big Sky area, including the 120-mile Big Sky Snowmobile Trail between Bozeman and West Yellowstone, with shorter loops along the way for easier rides. Besides revving up your adrenaline, you’ll see fantastic mountain vistas and wildlife.
Where to Snowmobile
Rent a snowmobile and set out by yourself or hire a local guide to show you the best trails and most remote spots. Try the Buck Creek Ridge, just south of Big Sky, for miles of excellent terrain.
Snowmobiling Yellowstone
A limited number of snowmobiles is allowed in the national park every day and every snowmobiler must be with a guided group. Yellowstone National Park snowmobiling offers a scenic way to view wildlife and geothermal features, but it is not about speed and adrenaline. If you are looking for scenery, head to Yellowstone. If you are looking for adventure, head to the public lands that surround Big Sky, West Yellowstone, and Island Park.
Rentals & Fees
Rentals usually start around $100, with guides costing another $150.
Hire a Guide
Take a guided snowmobile tour to gain access to the most scenic and remote trails in the area and to skip worrying about avalanche conditions, the 45 mph speed limit, and an out-of-state permit. Guides are well versed on restrictions, safety, and terrain, so you can sit back and enjoy your ride. Discover the outfitters below to find the right guide for you.
