Snowmobile Trail Maps

Snowmobile West Yellowstone

Outside the park on the Forest Service land adjacent to Yellowstone, you will find over 300 miles of groomed, marked and patrolled trails that leave from our front door. You can ride over the Continental Divide, leave the trail to play in the powder - you may even see wildlife. There are many treasures to see such as Mesa Falls at Harriman State Park in Idaho, the headwaters of the Snake River and panoramic views overlooking Yellowstone, Montana, Idaho and The Grand Tetons. You can ride to snowmobile-only resorts for lunch. These trails are actually preferred by many over Yellowstone National Park. We have many different snowmobile models for different ranges of experience.

Trails Adjacent to Yellowstone National Park

U.S. Forest Service snowmobile trails adjacent to Yellowstone National Park are open and have plenty of snow. Here are some highlights of these trails:

• There are 350 miles of groomed, marked and patrolled snowmobile trails.
• These trails are preferred by many over the Yellowstone trails.
• Trailheads start right from our door.
• Unlike Yellowstone National Park, snowmobiles can leave the marked trails for powder playing.
• Panoramic views overlooking Yellowstone, Montana, Idaho and The Grand Tetons.
• Ride over the Continental Divide.
• Wildlife is often seen.
• Ride to snowmobile-only resorts for lunch.
• See the headwaters of the Snake River.
• Ride to scenic Mesa Falls in Idaho.

View a map of trails adjacent to Yellowstone National Park.

View a map of trails in Yellowstone National Park.