CODY SNOWMOBILE FIELD GUIDE
Snowmobiling the Beartooth: Traversing ‘the most beautiful drive in America’ on a guided trail tour
A 9-hour guided snowmobile tour along the Beartooth Highway, led by professional guides and covering alpine meadows, subalpine forest, tundra and high mountain lakes.
Snowmobiling the Beartooth: Traversing ‘the most beautiful drive in America’ on a guided trail tour.
Adventure brief
Snowmobiling the Beartooth: Traversing ‘the most beautiful drive in America’ on a guided trail tour
Guided by a professional snowmobile guide, riders drive or ride trail-specific snowmobiles along the Beartooth Highway, an All-American highway that threads alpine meadows, subalpine forest and tundra amid geologically diverse mountains, canyons and high mountain lakes — a landscape Charles Kuralt called “the most beautiful drive in America.”
Experience the thrill of exploring Wyoming's breathtaking Beartooth Mountains with the Beartooth Mountains Scenic Snowmobile Trail Tour. Guided by the expert team at Beartooth Rides and Guides, this adventure offers an unforgettable journey through pristine snow-covered landscapes, towering peaks, and frozen alpine lakes. Perfect for both beginners and seasoned snowmobilers, the tour provides a mix of exhilarating speeds and peaceful scenic moments, making it ideal for those looking to connect with nature and enjoy Wyoming's winter magic. As you traverse well-maintained trails, you’ll encounter panoramic views that stretch for miles, all while learning about the area's rich geological history and local wildlife. The company’s professional guides ensure safety and provide engaging commentary, enriching your experience with local stories and insider tips. Whether you’re seeking family-friendly fun or a solo adventure, this tour showcases the rugged beauty of the Beartooth Mountains while offering a comfortable ride in warm gear. After your ride, relax in cozy lodges nearby or explore Cody’s charming town for local cuisine and souvenirs. This snowmobile tour guarantees a day filled with adventure, awe-inspiring scenery, and memories to cherish forever.
Route Schematic
Route schematic and key stops
The tour moves along the Beartooth Highway with planned riding segments and interpretive stops that showcase alpine and subalpine environments.
Meeting point and trailhead
Guests meet at a designated location; meeting location and drive time to/from where you are staying are discussed by phone prior to departure.
Subalpine forest stretches
Ride through subalpine forest sections that lead up toward the highway’s higher elevations.
Alpine meadows and tundra
Open alpine meadows and tundra provide broad vistas and classic high‑country terrain along the Beartooth corridor.
High mountain lakes and viewpoints
Stops at high mountain lakes and canyon viewpoints offer chances to pause, photograph, and hear guide interpretation on geology and ecology.
Confirm meeting location and drive time by phone before the trip; the operator provides guided groups with a guide-to-client ratio and the schedule includes organized riding time.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Beartooth Highway vistas
This tour follows the Beartooth corridor, exposing riders to sweeping views across alpine meadows, tundra and high mountain lakes that define the highway’s celebrated scenery.
Guided interpretation
Professional guides provide context on geology, human history, wildlife and ecology as part of the guided experience.
Trail-specific snowmobiles included
Snowmobile rental is included with the guided tour so participants arrive ready to ride on machines suited for trail travel.
What the day feels like
What the day feels like
Over a full day on the Beartooth corridor you’ll be on a guided rhythm of riding and stopping: mounting trail-specific machines, following a guide through subalpine forests into open alpine meadows and tundra, and pausing at high mountain lakes and viewpoints to take in the geology and wildlife that define the route.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this tour suits
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The full tour is a 9-hour experience with riding time scheduled approximately 10:00 am to 3:00 pm.
Guided tour with professional guides, snowmobile rental included, and interpretive commentary on geology, wildlife and human history.
Book guide and tour with Beartooth Rides and Guides; meeting location and drive time to/from where you are staying are arranged by phone.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the tour?
The tour is a 9-hour guided experience.
What are the riding hours during the day?
Riding time is scheduled from approximately 10:00 am to 3:00 pm.
Where do we meet and how do I get there?
The meeting location and drive time to and from your lodging are discussed and arranged by phone with the operator.
Is equipment provided?
Yes — snowmobile rental is included with the guided tour.
How many guides are provided per group?
The operator provides one guide for every six clients.
Who do I contact with questions or to book?
Contact Jake Skeen at Beartooth Rides and Guides to ask questions or book the tour.
How this guide was prepared
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- Verified: 2026-08-07T13:05:05.583Z
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