The Beartooth Mountains- A Unique mountain range that is a great place to go snowmobiling especially to get away from the crowds. It is a location that is over looked because Cooke City, Montana is only a stone’s throw away. There are options to come ride in the Beartooths and the Cooke City area. If this interests you we can line up other permitted guide businesses in the Cooke City area to help provide this option.

We want you to leave the mountain everyday a better rider. Come learn mountain riding techniques that will allow to to progress as a mountain rider.

Motorized Avalanche Education courses:

Motorized Avalanche Courses will be provided during scheduled dates every season.

If you have a group of motorized snow riders that would like to take a scheduled course, or would like to schedule a course, please contact me via email.

We can plan a course for your group.

Guided days on the mountain:

Before, during, and after riding each day, we will talk about and practice motorized avalanche safety principals. We will check in on everyone to make sure that everyone has the proper gear and that it is functioning correctly.

Mandatory Gear: Avalanche Beacon, Backpack to carry avalanche gear on your person, Avalanche Probe, and Shovel.

Optional Gear: Avalanche Airbag Backpack

We will discuss our plan for the day at the trailhead. We will make sure everyone has the correct equipment and that it is all functioning correctly. We will discuss the snowpack and how we will travel on it for the day. As we move between riding zones we will continue to discuss our evolving plan and snow conditions. We will adapt our plan and moves based on these discussions.

As we in enjoy our public lands we will strive to be good stewards by following Leave No Trace principles, abiding to the law, and also discussing the land management issues that can keep us in or take us out of these amazing areas we love to recreate.

What goes into becoming a better rider. Being prepared before we go out for the day, Communication, and while riding thinking about and planning our moves before they come and being able to adapt as terrain and conditions change.