Bighorn mountain
Snowmobile
Rentals & Tours
Explore the backcountry of Wyoming’s Bighorn Mountains. Experience the Bighorns the right way.
Explore the backcountry of Wyoming’s Bighorn Mountains. Experience the Bighorns the right way.
Let us create the best possible snowmobile trip you can have.
Top of the line Ski-Doo snowmobiles. Deep snow and trail models available.
Take your backcountry riding abilities to the next level. Intermediate to advanced clinics taught by professional riders.
Adrenaline packed, deep snow, off-trail adventure in the Bighorn Mountains of Wyoming.
See how the snow is looking prior to booking a snowmobile trip to the Bighorn mountains.
Easy going, relaxed, on trail adventure for the whole family in the Bighorn Mountains.
Book a room or a cabin. View our lodging partners in the Bighorn Mountains.
We offer guided snowmobile tours and snowmobile rentals in the Bighorn Mountains. The Bighorns span of 1.1 million acres of protected National Forest and receive nearly 250” of snow annually. From steep gnarly canyons to some of the best maintained trails in the lower 48, the Bighorns truly have something for everyone.
This video highlights expectations clients can have when looking at booking a technical backcountry snowmobile tour in Wyoming’s Bighorn Mountains.
The Bighorn Mountains are one of the closest snowmobiling destinations to the upper-midwest that offer true mountain riding. Most of our clients come from North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan. The Bighorns have two major interstates that meet right at the foot of the mountains; I-90 & I-25. Sheridan, Wyoming is the closest town with daily flights via United Airlines from Denver. Billings, Montana is the closest major airport about two hours away.
Highest peak: Cloud Peak, 13,166’.
318 miles of groomed trails.
Riding elevation range: 8,000ft-9,500ft.
Three scenic byways.
Buckhorn Travel Plaza, Ranchester, Wyoming.
Action Motorsports, Gillette, Wyoming.
Peak Powersports, Sheridan, Wyoming.
Sheridan Powersports, Sheridan, Wyoming.
Shiptons Big R, Sheridan, Wyoming.
Corner Grocery, Dayton, Wyoming.
Bear Lodge Resort, Burgess Junction, Wyoming.
Elk View Inn, Burgess Junction, Wyoming.
Snowmobiles must display a Wyoming snowmobile tag whether you’re riding trails or not.
In order to ride off Forest Service Roads, it must be after November 16th and there must be at least 6” of snow.
Please see a map for restricted areas. (Wilderness, wildlife refuge areas, special use areas.)
No snowmobiling in the Antelope Butte Recreation Area.
No snowmobiling in the designated nordic ski trail areas.
No snowmobiling in the Cloud Peak Wilderness.
Hi, I’m Jeff. The owner of this guide company. I’ve been riding snow toboggans since birth essentially. My old man threw me on a sled the moment I left the hospital. He had a sledding addiction and (un)fortunately it’s genetic. So here I am, with a snowmobile guide company, chasing my dream. I can’t really think of what else I was born to do in this life, so thank you for your support and making my dreams a reality. Since I can’t make money day dreaming about snowmobiling and winter doesn’t last forever, I pick up a camera from time to time working with amazing clients in the outdoor industry documenting adventures and creating content. Looking forward to hitting the snow with you!
Anna is the newest to snowmobiling among our team, but you would never be able to tell. She has the (un)fortunate situation of being Jeff’s girlfriend, and I already admitted a snowmobiling addiction is genetic, but it’s also contagious. I took Anna on her first snowmobile experience four years ago. It would’ve been our first date if it wouldn’t have been summer when we met. I knew she was a keeper when she complained her naturally aspirated 850 didn’t have enough power. Now she’s all about that turbo life and this little stud muffin landed a 509 sponsorship her 2nd year into riding. Watch out for this one! We don’t call her “Anna Hauls Balls” for no reason!
“Big Tony” as some may call him, is our newest guide in the Sled Wyo family. I’ve never met someone so unafraid of the throttle as Anthony before. If the throttle is your friend, then Anthony’s throttle is his spouse. Sometimes they have disagreements, other times, it’s a poetic matrimony of love and passion. We give Anthony a hard time for being the only Polaris rider in the family, but it’s all in good fun. If only he had to opportunity to ever dish it back to us Ski-Doo riders, I’m sure he would let us have it. We’ll never know! When Anthony isn’t pulling skis, his, or clients, he’s a welder, looking to join the self-employed world himself!
The wild child. Riley is an “OG” guide here at Sled Wyo, being one of the first. Riley and I began riding in high school together. When I found out Riley rode sleds it was kind of like that scene in Step Brothers when Dale & Brennan become best friends, but instead of karate in the garage, we went snowmobiling. Riley is probably the smoothest rider I’ve ever rode with. Mr.Flow should be his nickname. Previously being a D1 athlete in football, you can see his athleticism translate on a sled. When he’s not whipping his sled or pulling skis, he owns his own trucking business. You might even spot him on the road!
Physical Location: 114 E Ridge Road, Sheridan, Wyo, 82801
(We don’t have set open hours, so give us a call to stop by!)
Mailing: P.O. Box 6363
Sheridan, Wyoming, 82801
info@sledwyo.com
Office Number - 307-620-0453