Togwotee Pass is world renown for being one of the epicenters of snowmobiling. It’s located 45 minutes north of Jackson and sits at an elevation of 9600 feet on the Continental Divide in the Absaroka Mountains. The Continental Divide is often referred to as North America’s backbone, as it cuts through Wyoming through the northeast corner of Yellowstone and exits in the south central border.
Togwotee Pass sits between Breccia Peak and Two Ocean Mountain and receives over 500 inches of snow annually. 
It has both on-trail and off-trail riding for those who are more experienced. There are over 600 miles of trails you can choose from that cater to all skill levels, from beginners to expert riders. All of the trails are clearly marked to ensure rider safety.
There are timbered valleys and many wide open meadows and bowls covered in deep powder snow to ride through making for an exhilarating snowmobile experience. Weather permitting, the views from Togwotee Pass are simply breathtaking. They look out into the Bridger-Teton National Forest and the Teton Range where you can see the Grand Teton in all her glory. You will also be able to see into the edge of Yellowstone National Park.
Togwotee Pass Snowmobiling Tour
Trips into Togwotee are all-day guided tours and typically run 8-9 hours departing around 730am. The Togwotee Pass tour caters to all skill levels, beginners to expert riders. After 45 minutes of transport from town, you will arrive on top of the pass where your snowmobile will be waiting. Drivers must be 16 years old with a current driver’s license, and passengers must be 8 years or older. Anyone wanting a powder machine must be 18 years or older.
After spending a few hours riding the trails, you will head to Brooks Lake Lodge which was built back in 1922, and originally served as a stopover for tourists who were on their way to Yellowstone National Park. Stopping at the lodge will give a chance to sit down, get warm and enjoy a gourmet lunch.
The afternoon is spent chasing more powder and views before finally being dropped back at your hotel. For pure snowmobile fun, nothing matches this winter sport “mecca.”
When people think of Jackson Hole snowmobile tours, many are not aware Togwotee Pass actually exists. If you are not familiar with Togwotee Pass, we strongly suggest Googling more images, and you will see why more and more people snowmobiling Jackson Hole are choosing to spend it in this winter wonderland.
Snowmobiling in Jackson, Wyoming is incredibly popular and many of the day tours book out quickly. If you are coming to Jackson for a short amount of time, we recommend booking well in advance. Come see why it’s on so many people’s bucket list.
Pricing
Snowmobile Rental Rates With Guide
| Sled Type | Best Use | Half Day | Full Day | Minimum Age |
| Touring Sled (1 Person) | Trail | $155.00 | $210.00 | 13+ |
| Touring Sled (2 People) | Trail | $175.00 | $240.00 | 13+ |
| Ski-Doo Renegade | Trail/Some off Trail | $155.00 | $210.00 | 13+ |
| Ski-Doo 600 Summit | Trail/Powder | $175.00 | $240.00 | 16+ |
| Polaris 800 RMK | Powder/Hills | N/A | $285.00 | 21+ |
| Arctic Cat M8 | Powder/Hills | N/A | $285.0 | 21+ |
| Ski-Doo 850 Summit | Powder/Hills | N/A | $285.00 | 21+ |
| Snow Bike | Trees/Powder/Hills | N/A | $310.00 | 21+ |
Snowmobile Rental Rates Without Guide
| Sled Type | Best Use | Half Day | Full Day | Minimum Age |
| Touring Sled (1 Person) | Trail | $129.00 | $189.00 | 13+ |
| Touring Sled (2 People) | Trail | $149.00 | $210.00 | 13+ |
| Ski-Doo Renegade | Trail/Some off Trail | $129.00 | $189.00 | 13+ |
| Ski-Doo 600 Summit | Trail/Powder | $149.00 | $210.00 | 16+ |
| Polaris 800 RMK | Powder/Hills | N/A | $240.00 | 21+ |
| Arctic Cat M8 | Powder/Hills | N/A | $240.00 | 21+ |
| Ski-Doo 850 Summit | Powder/Hills | N/A | $240.00 | 21+ |
| Snow Bike | Trees/Powder/Hills | N/A | $285.00 | 21+ |
Cancellations Happen
Typically there is a 100% cancellation fee when cancellation occurs within 48 hours of the trip’s departure. Additionally, tours and trips are subject to change due to changes in the weather, snow conditions and an insufficient number of people participating.
What to Bring
Proper dress is critical with the extreme temperatures in the winter months. Be sure to wear winter coats, pants, gloves, and long johns. Don’t forget your camera and driver’s license.
