Snowmobiling is one of the most exciting ways to experience Jackson Hole in winter, offering access to wide-open landscapes, deep snow, and remote terrain that feels far from town. Whether you want a guided adventure or a scenic ride through snowy valleys, snowmobiling is a memorable off-mountain option for winter visitors.
Because winter conditions, terrain, and regulations can be complex, most visitors choose a guided outfitter. It keeps the experience safe, approachable, and easy to plan.
Guided Snowmobile Tours in Jackson Hole
Backcountry Safaris
Backcountry Safaris offers guided snowmobile tours designed for a range of experience levels. Tours typically follow groomed trails and scenic winter routes, and guides provide instruction, safety oversight, and local context.
This is a great choice for first-time riders and visitors who want a structured experience without needing specialized winter gear. Helmets and snowmobiles are provided.
Outpost guests receive exclusive discounts on Backcountry Safaris experiences. Book your Outpost stay to access your code, and explore tour details here: Backcountry Safaris snowmobile tours.
Teton Tour Co.
Teton Tour Co. also offers guided snowmobile trips in Jackson Hole, with a broader range of possible destinations depending on the experience you’re looking for. Their tours can access different areas such as the Gros Ventre or Granite Hot Springs, making them a good option for visitors who want flexibility in where they go.
Tip: If you decide to do their Granite Hot Springs tour, be sure to check out our Hot Springs Guide for extra tips!
What to Expect on a Snowmobile Tour
Most guided tours start with a brief orientation and safety overview, then move into guided riding along groomed or packed trails. Many tours include scenic stops for photos and viewpoints.
Tour length varies by outfitter and route, and guides typically adjust pace based on group comfort and current conditions.
What to Wear and Bring
Snowmobiling can feel colder than other winter activities because of wind and speed. Dressing warmly makes a big difference.
What to wear
- Insulated winter jacket and snow pants
- Warm base layers (avoid cotton)
- Waterproof gloves or mittens
- Insulated winter boots
- Hat or helmet liner
- Some outfitters provide winter gear to their guests. Be sure to check with your outfitter prior to pick up.
What to bring
- Sunglasses or goggles for glare and wind
- Phone or camera for photos
- Water and a small snack (if permitted)
Is Snowmobiling Right for You?
Snowmobiling is a great fit if you want a high-energy winter activity, prefer a guided experience, or want to access terrain that feels remote and expansive.
It may be less ideal if you are looking for a quiet, low-adrenaline day. Age and rider requirements vary by outfitter, so confirm details when booking.
Book your stay
Staying with Outpost gives you flexibility to reach meeting points and build a winter itinerary that mixes on-mountain and off-mountain days.
Browse all Outpost vacation rentals to find your winter home base.
More Off-Mountain Winter Activities
Looking for more ideas to round out your winter itinerary? Head back to our full guide: Off-Mountain Winter Activities in Jackson Hole.
