Snowmobiling
in the
Big Horn Mountains of Wyoming

Wyoming boasts one of the most extensive system of snowmobile trails in the country. More than 2,000 miles of pristine, dry powder await snowmobile enthusiasts in the Cowboy State. Experienced riders as well as many publications name this area one of the top ten snowmobiling destination in America.

The Big Horn Mountains provide some of the most amazing winter scenery in the country, with a majority of views hidden from the major roads that cut through the forest. Snowmobile trails, ranging from the well traveled to the remote, crisscross 300 miles through the Big Horn National Forest. The Forest Service has marked many of these trails and they can be accessed from the main road.

Spectacular views of Cloud Peak, Bomber Peak, Island Park, Meadowlark Lake and Boulder Park are just some of the reasons to climb aboard a snowmachine and roar off on an adventure. Moose, elk and deer are just some of the Wyoming fauna you might see. Camping is permitted, but will be very cold. Those wishing to warm up their bones after a long day of snowmobiling can rent rooms at Meadowlark Resort or Deer Haven Lodge. Winter vacationers wishing to snowmobile should pack plenty of warm clothes and be prepared with some emergency supplies.

Snowmobile rentals are available at Deer Haven Lodge and Meadowlark Lake Resort, both located on Highway 16, the Cloud Peak Skyway or call 1-888-BIGHORN.

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