Gros Ventre Mountain Range
The Gros Ventre Mountain Range (pronounced groh-vahnt) is part of the Central Rocky Mountains and is located west of the Continental Divide in Wyoming. The highest summit in the range is Doubletop Peak at 11,720 feet. The Gros Ventre Mountain Range is mostly within the Gros Ventre Wilderness of Bridger-Teton National Forest. To the northwest of the range lies the valley known as Jackson Hole. The Gros Ventre name is French, which means "big belly", and originated from Indian sign language meant to convey the idea of "always hungry". The area is home to elk, moose, deer, black grizzly bear, and many other species. The United States Congress designated the Gros Ventre Wilderness in 1984 and it now has a total of 317,874 acres. Gros Ventre is a popular destination for snowmobiling for novices, as well as seasoned riders.
Take a relaxing ride on a groomed trail through a winter wildlife sanctuary. Elk, deer, moose, bighorn sheep, eagles, and wolves are animals you could possible see. See where the landslide that took out the town of Kelly (and formed Slide Lake) occurred. The Gros Ventre Valley is considered a critical winter game range so no off-trail snowmobile riding is permitted.
Half-Day Tour Details
Length of Tour | 5-6 Hours from pick-up to drop-off |
Miles on Snowmobile | 30 miles, varies by group & speed |
Time from Jackson, WY to Trailhead | 40-50 minutes (road condition dependent) |
Pick-Up Times (Morning Tours) |
7:45 am - 8:30 am |
Pick-Up Times (Afternoon Tour) | 11:45 am - 12:30 pm |
Includes | Warm and waterproof snowmobile suite, boots, and helmet |
Tour Dates & Pricing
December 1 - December 19 | $283.50 per driver $231.00 per passenger $194.25 per child passenger (Ages 5 - 12) |
December 20 - January 5 | $330.75 per driver $231.00 per passenger $194.25 per child passenger (Ages 5 - 12) |
January 6 - February 11 | $231.00 per driver $204.75 per passenger $194.25 per child passenger (Ages 5 - 12) |
February 12 - March 9 | $283.50 per driver $252.00 per passenger $194.25 per child passenger (Ages 5 - 12) |
March 10 - March 31 | $283.50 per driver $231.00 per passenger $194.25 per child passenger (Ages 5 - 12) |
NOTE: Be sure to arrive 60 minutes prior to departure. We offer complimentary pick-ups and drop-offs in Jackson, Teton Village, and the Aspens. We do not pick up in Moose, Moran, Kelly, or Wilson. If you book a private tour, exceptions could be made, but are not guaranteed.
Call 307.733.8800 if trips are unavailable to book online!
Take a relaxing ride on a groomed trail through a winter wildlife sanctuary. Elk, deer, moose, bighorn sheep, eagles, and wolves are animals you could possible see. See where the landslide that took out the town of Kelly (and formed Slide Lake) occurred. The Gros Ventre Valley is considered a critical winter game range so no off-trail snowmobile riding is permitted.
Full-Day Tour Details
Length of Tour | 6-7 Hours |
Miles on Snowmobile | 30 miles, varies by group & speed |
Time from Jackson, WY to Trailhead | 40-50 minutes (road condition dependent) |
Pick-Up Time |
8:30 am |
Food | Boxed lunch provided |
Includes | Warm and waterproof snowmobile suite, boots, helmet, and gloves |
Tour Dates & Pricing
December 10 - December 19 | $290.00 per driver $230.00 per passenger $175.00 per child passenger (Ages 5 - 12) |
December 20 - January 5 | $460.00 per driver $230.00 per passenger $175.00 per child passenger (Ages 5 - 12) |
January 6 - February 11 | $300.00 per driver $240.00 per passenger $175.00 per child passenger (Ages 5 - 12) |
February 11 - March 9 | $430.00 per driver $240.00 per passenger $175.00 per child passenger (Ages 5 - 12) |
March 10 - March 31 | $340.00 per driver $230.00 per passenger $175.00 per child passenger (Ages 5 - 12) |
NOTE: Be sure to arrive 60 minutes prior to departure. We offer complimentary pick-ups and drop-offs in Jackson, Teton Village, and the Aspens. We do not pick up in Moose, Moran, Kelly, or Wilson. If you book a private tour, exceptions could be made, but are not guaranteed.
Call 307.733.8800 if trips are unavailable to book online!
Come Prepared:
- Loose comfortable layers under ski or snowmobile gear
- Synthetic materials such as polyester fleece, or natural wool blends
- Thermal underwear, warm socks, waterproof gloves
- UV protections sunglasses
- Lip balm and sunscreen
- Disposable hand and foot warmers
- Ball cap or knit cap, facemask, scar, or neck gator
- Cash for optional snowmobile damage waiver and guide gratuity
- Driver License for those who will be operating a snowmobile
- Lastly, don't forget your camera!
NOTE: We have fleece jackets, vests, neck gators, facemasks, as well as hand and foot warmers for sale at our office in case you forget something.