Welcome to Yellowstone Wildlife Cabins in West Yellowstone, Montana!
There is much to see and do in West Yellowstone in the winter. All of our units are located a short
distance to the world renowned Rendezvous Ski Trails; the miles of snowmobiling trails throughout
MT, ID, and WY and many other attractions. We offer packages that can include snowmobile
rentals for in and out Yellowstone National Park; cross-country ski rentals for skiing on the many
different trails around West Yellowstone and Yellowstone National Park; discounted tickets to the
Grizzly Wolf Discovery Center; discounts on downhill skiing at Big Sky Ski Resort (only 60 min
away); snowshoe rentals and many other winter activities – like dog sledding and ice fishing to name
a few.
We are happy to help our guests arrange their trips and give them advice on all of the wonderful
things to see and do in the winter. Many of our guests ask when our favorite time of year is in
Yellowstone National Park. It is a resounding “in the winter”. Yellowstone National Park is totally
different in the winter than summer. Everything has its “winter attire on” – that is, it is blanketed in
snow – geysers become truly a “winter wonderland” with all of the springs frosting the trees. Plus,
the bison get white whiskers all around their faces. Then, the geysers like Morning Glory with all of
its rich colors – azure, green, blues, yellows and many other colors are offset by the white snow
around them.
SNOWMOBILING:
Outside Yellowstone National Park:
With its extensive trail systems and the close proximity of the town to Yellowstone National Park,
West Yellowstone is affectionately called the snowmobile capitol of the world. From West
Yellowstone, you can enjoy hundreds of miles of groomed snowmobile trails in a three state region
– Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming. This is the starting point to enjoy a winter wonderland of
unparalleled beauty.
Want trails? We got 'em!
Imagine a long day of day cruising the 400-plus miles of groomed trails in the national forests and
other public lands, then returning to the comfortable accommodations, snowmobiling camaraderie,
and nightlife back in town. The next morning begins an entirely new adventure!
The West Yellowstone area provides a wide range trails that meet the demands of beginning,
intermediate, and experienced riders. Whether you prefer steady, mellow cruising with few
elevation changes, or you are craving the powdery steeps, there are plenty of options to suit your
taste.
Two Top Trail is a popular choice for its variety of terrain and 2,000 foot elevation gain. The trail
is groomed, and powder fields abound. From the upper areas, the surrounding mountain ranges
come into view, including the Wyoming's Tetons, Idaho's Centennial Mountains, Lionshead in
Montana, and Yellowstone National Park. Bring a camera to take advantage of the photo
opportunities!
The Big Sky Trail provides some of the best backcountry snowmobiling in Montana. This 110-mile
trail begins just north of West Yellowstone. The first portion is groomed, but the trail quickly turns
into an ungroomed powder experience. Deep fields of snow and outstanding hill climbing
opportunities are the hallmark of this well-known and challenging trail.
Lionshead Trail offers an exciting experience for those seeking something more radical. Following
the east side of the Continental Divide, the trail climbs to over 10,000 feet. Lionshead is short (10
miles), but sweet, with plenty of the steep terrain, very deep snow, and outstanding views.
Horse Butte Loop travels the shores of Hebgen Lake. This trail makes a pleasant excursion through
thick pines and open meadows and along the lake.
South Plateau Trail heads south for 13 miles and provides great views of the area's mountains,
following creeks and rivers away from the crowds.
The Continental Divide Trail offers a unique snow travel experience, connecting central Wyoming
with our community via Yellowstone National Park. The trail system begins near Lander, Wyoming
at Sinks Canyon, and winds through the Wind River Mountains near Pinedale and Dubois. The
trail then passes through Togwotee Pass and Moran before entering Grand Teton National Park in
Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The trail follows the Rockefeller Parkway and ends at Yellowstone’s
southern entrance.
Need we say more? Clearly the West Yellowstone area is a paradise for snowmobiling enthusiasts.
With so much snow, trail variety, and spectacular scenery, it is no wonder our destination
consistently earns top reviews. West Yellowstone is truly the "Snowmobiling Capital of the World"
In Yellowstone National Park:
There are over 200 miles of trails currently available within Yellowstone National Park itself, along
the same roads traveled by tourists in the summer time. The riding is controlled, offering less
freedom than the terrain outside the park, but seeing the park's many features in their "winter attire"
is a unique experience. All trips are done on “BAT” snowmobiles with guides. BAT is the best
available technology snowmobile. These are much quieter and better for the environment than your
regular snowmobile.
SNOW COACH AND CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING IN YELLOWSTONE:
One of our favorite trips into Yellowstone in the winter is to take a snow coach into Yellowstone and
have the driver drop you off at Biscuit Basin. From there it is an easy 2-3 mile trip up to Old
Faithful plus the many other wonderful geysers like Grand Geyser (makes Old Faithful seem
small); Sawmill Geyser (yes it sounds like a sawmill) and many others. The pools like Morning
Glory and Sapphire are truly amazing to see. Have lunch at the Lodge there and take the snow
coach back to our cabins.
CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING OUTSIDE YELLOWSTONE:
Hundreds of Nordic skiers come to West Yellowstone each year. West Yellowstone is an official
training site of the United States Nordic and Biathlon Ski Teams. From the Yellowstone Ski Festival
in November to the Rendezvous Ski Race in March, West Yellowstone offers something for
everyone. Nordic skiers of all abilities will find our early snowfalls, gentle terrain and limitless trails
the perfect setting for a memorable ski vacation. Enjoy the grandeur of acres of pristine national
forest lands while skiing groomed trails or touring ungroomed backcountry.
West Yellowstone's bountiful scenery and unspoiled back country makes it ideal for nordic skiing.
We have some of the finest nordic skiing conditions anywhere. From the pay to play groomed trails,
to the publicly maintained pathways groomed trails to the out bound ski tours, we have terrain for all
styles, skill levels and budgets.
We look forward to having you stay with us. Give us a call and we can assist with your trip
planning. We also offer packages so check out our specials page for more information. Make
your reservations soon, as the Yellowstone National Park area is very busy.
There is much to see and do in West Yellowstone in the winter. All of our units are located a short
distance to the world renowned Rendezvous Ski Trails; the miles of snowmobiling trails throughout
MT, ID, and WY and many other attractions. We offer packages that can include snowmobile
rentals for in and out Yellowstone National Park; cross-country ski rentals for skiing on the many
different trails around West Yellowstone and Yellowstone National Park; discounted tickets to the
Grizzly Wolf Discovery Center; discounts on downhill skiing at Big Sky Ski Resort (only 60 min
away); snowshoe rentals and many other winter activities – like dog sledding and ice fishing to name
a few.
We are happy to help our guests arrange their trips and give them advice on all of the wonderful
things to see and do in the winter. Many of our guests ask when our favorite time of year is in
Yellowstone National Park. It is a resounding “in the winter”. Yellowstone National Park is totally
different in the winter than summer. Everything has its “winter attire on” – that is, it is blanketed in
snow – geysers become truly a “winter wonderland” with all of the springs frosting the trees. Plus,
the bison get white whiskers all around their faces. Then, the geysers like Morning Glory with all of
its rich colors – azure, green, blues, yellows and many other colors are offset by the white snow
around them.
SNOWMOBILING:
Outside Yellowstone National Park:
With its extensive trail systems and the close proximity of the town to Yellowstone National Park,
West Yellowstone is affectionately called the snowmobile capitol of the world. From West
Yellowstone, you can enjoy hundreds of miles of groomed snowmobile trails in a three state region
– Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming. This is the starting point to enjoy a winter wonderland of
unparalleled beauty.
Want trails? We got 'em!
Imagine a long day of day cruising the 400-plus miles of groomed trails in the national forests and
other public lands, then returning to the comfortable accommodations, snowmobiling camaraderie,
and nightlife back in town. The next morning begins an entirely new adventure!
The West Yellowstone area provides a wide range trails that meet the demands of beginning,
intermediate, and experienced riders. Whether you prefer steady, mellow cruising with few
elevation changes, or you are craving the powdery steeps, there are plenty of options to suit your
taste.
Two Top Trail is a popular choice for its variety of terrain and 2,000 foot elevation gain. The trail
is groomed, and powder fields abound. From the upper areas, the surrounding mountain ranges
come into view, including the Wyoming's Tetons, Idaho's Centennial Mountains, Lionshead in
Montana, and Yellowstone National Park. Bring a camera to take advantage of the photo
opportunities!
The Big Sky Trail provides some of the best backcountry snowmobiling in Montana. This 110-mile
trail begins just north of West Yellowstone. The first portion is groomed, but the trail quickly turns
into an ungroomed powder experience. Deep fields of snow and outstanding hill climbing
opportunities are the hallmark of this well-known and challenging trail.
Lionshead Trail offers an exciting experience for those seeking something more radical. Following
the east side of the Continental Divide, the trail climbs to over 10,000 feet. Lionshead is short (10
miles), but sweet, with plenty of the steep terrain, very deep snow, and outstanding views.
Horse Butte Loop travels the shores of Hebgen Lake. This trail makes a pleasant excursion through
thick pines and open meadows and along the lake.
South Plateau Trail heads south for 13 miles and provides great views of the area's mountains,
following creeks and rivers away from the crowds.
The Continental Divide Trail offers a unique snow travel experience, connecting central Wyoming
with our community via Yellowstone National Park. The trail system begins near Lander, Wyoming
at Sinks Canyon, and winds through the Wind River Mountains near Pinedale and Dubois. The
trail then passes through Togwotee Pass and Moran before entering Grand Teton National Park in
Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The trail follows the Rockefeller Parkway and ends at Yellowstone’s
southern entrance.
Need we say more? Clearly the West Yellowstone area is a paradise for snowmobiling enthusiasts.
With so much snow, trail variety, and spectacular scenery, it is no wonder our destination
consistently earns top reviews. West Yellowstone is truly the "Snowmobiling Capital of the World"
In Yellowstone National Park:
There are over 200 miles of trails currently available within Yellowstone National Park itself, along
the same roads traveled by tourists in the summer time. The riding is controlled, offering less
freedom than the terrain outside the park, but seeing the park's many features in their "winter attire"
is a unique experience. All trips are done on “BAT” snowmobiles with guides. BAT is the best
available technology snowmobile. These are much quieter and better for the environment than your
regular snowmobile.
SNOW COACH AND CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING IN YELLOWSTONE:
One of our favorite trips into Yellowstone in the winter is to take a snow coach into Yellowstone and
have the driver drop you off at Biscuit Basin. From there it is an easy 2-3 mile trip up to Old
Faithful plus the many other wonderful geysers like Grand Geyser (makes Old Faithful seem
small); Sawmill Geyser (yes it sounds like a sawmill) and many others. The pools like Morning
Glory and Sapphire are truly amazing to see. Have lunch at the Lodge there and take the snow
coach back to our cabins.
CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING OUTSIDE YELLOWSTONE:
Hundreds of Nordic skiers come to West Yellowstone each year. West Yellowstone is an official
training site of the United States Nordic and Biathlon Ski Teams. From the Yellowstone Ski Festival
in November to the Rendezvous Ski Race in March, West Yellowstone offers something for
everyone. Nordic skiers of all abilities will find our early snowfalls, gentle terrain and limitless trails
the perfect setting for a memorable ski vacation. Enjoy the grandeur of acres of pristine national
forest lands while skiing groomed trails or touring ungroomed backcountry.
West Yellowstone's bountiful scenery and unspoiled back country makes it ideal for nordic skiing.
We have some of the finest nordic skiing conditions anywhere. From the pay to play groomed trails,
to the publicly maintained pathways groomed trails to the out bound ski tours, we have terrain for all
styles, skill levels and budgets.
We look forward to having you stay with us. Give us a call and we can assist with your trip
planning. We also offer packages so check out our specials page for more information. Make
your reservations soon, as the Yellowstone National Park area is very busy.
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