Snowmobile Trails
Snowmobiling in the backcountry of Montana is where you will find some of the longest and best snowmobile trails in American. Here you will find thousands of miles of both groomed and ungroomed trails. One of the best places to begin is in West Yellowstone, Montana. The area is so well known for its variety and length of trails that many individuals travel to the area to enjoy sledding here.
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Kelly Inn West Yellowstone - Sled & Bed Packages
Offers great quality, reasonable rates, and is family & pet friendly. Ample parking for trailers and sleds. Pool & hot tubs, and good breakfast. Snowcoach trips too.
(800) 635-3599
At the top of every sledder's list of places to snowmobile is West Yellowstone, Montana.
It is one of the few cities where the trail system begins right in town. The snowmobiles share the streets with regular vehicles. Within Yellowstone Park, there are over 180 miles of groomed trails. Outside Yellowstone Park in the state of Montana, you will find an additional 400 plus miles of trails.
Yellowstone Park is governed by specific snowmobiling rules and regulations. It is best to check those rules and regulations before planning any snowmobile trip into the area.
Although, all the roads in Yellowstone National Park are open to snowmobiles, the number and kind of sled that can be ridden is regulated. In the surrounding area, you will also find hundreds of miles of trails in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge, Gallatin, and Targhee National Forests.
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