A solo snowmobiler got stuck in deep snow near the Yellowstone Park boundary, about 11 miles south of West Yellowstone. Rescuers used coordinates shared by phone to reach the rider by snowmobile, free the machine, and escort the rider back to the main trail system. Authorities urge riders to travel with others when possible and carry satellite communication and basic survival gear.

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This snowmobiler unexpectedly came face to face with a wolf!

The three snowmobilers were 11 miles north of West Yellowstone, MT near Tepee Creek.

You just don’t know what you’re going to catch on camera when you start recording sledheads.

Snowmobile safety is paramount for enjoying winter adventures responsibly. Before hitting the trails, it’s crucial to familiarize yourself with local […]

If you’re in an area with snow and are planning a snowmobile trip, then we suggest you try to avoid […]

For the snowmobilers with sled decks, you can probably tell when somebody is new to loading their sled on one….

Just as you should not feed wildlife, you should definitely not approach wildlife, either.

Who is ready for snowmobile season in Montana?  

Many Montanans look forward to snowmobiling in the winter and ATVing in spring/summer/fall.  But, where do you go?  If you […]