- Less people and great trails for novice riders
- Deep untracked snow
- 35 miles from Jackson, WY
- Hundreds of miles of groomed trails
- Box Y Lodge (snowmobiler heaven)
- Elevations: 6,000 feet to 10,000 feet
- Season: Late November through May, depending on snowpack conditions
Greys River Groomed Trails
The Greys River area has some of the best snowmobiling on the planet, offering spectacular scenery combined with abundant wildlife and hundreds of miles of groomed trails. It's a great place for the novice to enjoy snowmobiling. There are also thousands of acres of off-trail riding opportunities which will challenge the most experienced rider.
The main trails are groomed every other day and secondary trails are groomed every other week. This trail system is maintained through cooperative efforts of the Wyoming Department of State Parks and Cultural Resources/Division of State Parks and Historic Sites, the U.S. Forest Service.
Trailheads
- Blind Bull Trailhead: Start on the east side of the Wyoming Range (Pinedale area) and work your way to the Blind Bull Warming Hut.
- Greys River Snowmobile Trailhead: Start on the west side of the Salt River Range (Alpine Area) and work your way south to Smiths Fork Canyon.
- Smiths Fork Snowmobile Trailhead: Start south of Afton, WY and work your way north to hook up with the Greys River Trail near Box Y Lodge.
Box Y Lodge
How about a hot shower and hearty home-cooked meal after a long day of snowmobiling? The Box Y Lodge is snowbound in the center of this spectacular area, with access via groomed trails from Alpine, Merna Junction, Smiths Fork, La Barge and Big Piney. At 7,000 feet in elevation, nestled in lodgepole pines, the Box Y Lodge consists of the main lodge and eight cabins where winter visitors can find comfortable lodging and delicious meals, as well as gas and oil for their sleds. The cabins have propane heat and propane lights and sleep from 2 to 6 people.
