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Snowmobile & Snowcoach Tours

Snowmobiles and a snowcoach at the Midway Geyser Basin.

NPS / Neal Herbert

 

Every winter from mid-December to mid-March, most* of the roads in Yellowstone are buried in snow and can only be navigated by tracked or low pressure tire vehicles capable of traveling through snow. Many authorized companies (see the list below) offer snowmobile and snowcoach tours and shuttles. Individuals can also enter the lottery for our non-commercially guided snowmobile program. The lottery opens in September: remaining dates or cancellations become available in November on a first-come, first-served basis.

*The road between Mammoth Hot Springs and the northeast entrance is open to regular traffic all year.

The following companies are authorized to provide snowmobile and snowcoach tours in Yellowstone:

West Entrance

Backcountry Adventures — [phone] — Snowmobile, Snowcoach
Buffalo Bus Touring Company — [phone]; [phone] — Snowmobile, Snowcoach
SeeYellowstone.com — [phone]; [phone] — Snowcoach
Targhee Snowmobile Tours — [phone]
Two Top Yellowstone Winter Tours — [phone]
Yellowstone Expeditions — [phone] — Snowcoach

South Entrance

Old Faithful Snowmobile Tours — [phone]; [phone] — Snowmobile
Scenic Safaris — [phone] — Snowmobile, Snowcoach
Teton Science Schools, Inc. — [phone]; [phone] — Snowcoach

East Entrance

Gary Fales Outfitting — [phone] — Snowmobile

North Entrance

Xanterra Parks & Resorts — [phone] — Snowcoach
Yellowstone Year-Round Safaris — [phone] — Snowmobile, Snowcoach

Old Faithful

Xanterra Parks & Resorts — [phone] — Snowcoach