Enjoy a full day in the backcountry, with 5 to 6 hours on the trails and door-to-door transportation included.
Private Guide Included
Your expert guide customizes every route to your group's skill level and riding goals for the day.
2.2 Million Acres of Bridger-Teton National Forest
Ride through one of the largest national forests in the Lower 48, with endless backcountry terrain.
400"+ of Snow Per Year
This region of the Bridger-Teton averages over 400 inches of snowfall annually — world-class powder guaranteed.
Helmet, Boots, Snowsuit & Lunch Included
All essential gear and a full lunch — trail or restaurant — are included in your private experience.
Avalanche Gear Provided if Needed
Avy gear is required on this tour. Bring your own or we'll supply a backpack, shovel, probe, and beacon.
Description
An Adventure Built for the Serious Snowmobiler
The Private Powder Ride Snowmobile Experience is designed for the more adventurous rider. Your expert guide will take your group through some of the 2.2 million acres of the Bridger-Teton National Forest, following trails and backcountry routes selected specifically for your group's skill level. With an average of over 400 inches of snowfall per year, this is world-class powder country — and a private guide means every mile of it is yours.
A Full Day, Completely Customized
From the moment your guide picks you up in Jackson Hole, the day is built around your group. At the start, your guide will assess your group's skill level, riding goals, and lunch preference to map out the perfect plan. Whether you're ready to push deep into the backcountry or explore the most scenic trail routes, the day unfolds on your terms.
Two Great Lunch Options
Fuel up your way: pack food and eat out on the trail surrounded by breathtaking winter scenery, or head to a local restaurant for a sit-down meal. Either way, lunch is included and coordinated by your guide.
Avalanche Safety
Avalanche gear is required on this tour. You're welcome to bring your own equipment. If you're not equipped with proper avy gear, we'll provide everything you need — a backpack, shovel, probe, and beacon — so your group can ride safely and confidently.
What's Included
Helmet, boots, and snowsuit
Lunch (trail or restaurant)
Round-trip transportation to/from Jackson Hole
Avalanche gear if needed (backpack, shovel, probe, and beacon)
Private expert guide
What to Bring
Valid driver's license
Dress for extended time outdoors in winter conditions
Ski gloves
Goggles and sunglasses
An appetite for adventure
Important Notes
This is a private group experience — perfect for families, friends, or small groups looking for a fully guided, fully customized day in the backcountry. If your party is over 6 drivers, or your group would like a mix of powder and trail snowmobiles, please call us to book and we'll make sure everything is set up perfectly for your group.
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What's Included
Helmet
Boots
Snowsuit
Lunch (trail or restaurant)
Round-trip transportation to/from Jackson Hole
Avalanche gear if needed (backpack, shovel, probe, and beacon)
Private guide
Guide gratuity is not included
Customers will receive a full refund or credit if cancellation happens 48 hours or more prior to trip departure or start time. Inside the 48 hour cancellation period, 100% is due and is non-refundable
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this tour designed for?
This trip is designed for the more adventurous snowmobiler. Your guide will assess your group's skill level and riding goals at the start of the day to build the best possible plan, whether you're exploring trails or heading deep into the backcountry.
Do I need a driver's license?
Yes, a valid driver's license is required to operate a snowmobile on this tour.
What are the lunch options?
You have two options: pack food and eat out on the trail surrounded by stunning winter scenery, or enjoy a restaurant lunch. Your guide will coordinate with your group at the start of the day based on your preference.
Is avalanche gear required?
Yes, avalanche gear is required on this tour. You are welcome to bring your own. If you are not equipped with the proper avy gear, we will provide you with everything you need — a backpack, shovel, probe, and beacon.
What should I wear and bring?
Dress for extended time outdoors in winter conditions. Bring ski gloves, goggles, sunglasses, and a valid driver's license. Helmet, boots, and a snowsuit are all provided.
What if my party is larger than 6 people?
If your party is over 6 drivers, or your private group would like a mix of powder and trail snowmobiles, please call us to book so we can accommodate your group properly.
How much snowfall does this area receive?
On average, this area of the Bridger-Teton National Forest receives over 400 inches of snow per year — making it one of the best powder destinations in the country.
How long is the full experience?
The total experience runs 8 to 9 hours from pickup to drop-off, with approximately 5 to 6 hours spent on the trails.
Know Before You Book
Minimum Age: There is no minimum age to join this tour
A valid driver's license is required to operate a snowmobile
This trip is designed for more adventurous snowmobilers
Dress appropriately for extended time outdoors in winter conditions
Bring ski gloves, goggles, and sunglasses
Avalanche gear is required — you may bring your own or it will be provided
If your party is over 6 drivers, or your group would like a mix of powder and trail snowmobiles, please call us to book
Your tour costs are refundable if canceled 24 hours before the tour departure. If booking using the Book Now, Pay Later option, the 5% deposit is non-refundable under all circumstances.
Your guide picks up your group in Jackson Hole and transports you to the riding area.
Duration
30 minutes
Gear Up & Pre-Ride Briefing
Get fitted with your helmet, boots, snowsuit, and avalanche gear. Your guide will assess your group's skill level, riding goals, and lunch preference to build the perfect plan for the day.
Duration
30 minutes
Hit the Backcountry
Head out into 2.2 million acres of the Bridger-Teton National Forest on trails and backcountry routes tailored to your group's skill level and the day's conditions.
Duration
2 hours
Lunch Break
Enjoy your choice of lunch — pack food and eat out on the trail surrounded by stunning winter scenery, or head to a local restaurant. Your guide coordinates based on your group's preference.
Duration
1 hour
Afternoon Riding
Continue exploring the backcountry with your guide, pushing further into the powder on routes suited to your group's experience.
Duration
2 hours
Return Transportation & Drop-Off
Your guide transports your group back to Jackson Hole to wrap up a memorable full-day adventure.