Polaris West Yellowstone & Travelers Snowmobile Rentals

12/16/2022

PHONES ARE WORKING! It's going to be a busy season so call now to book! 877-641-6043 or email [email protected]

12/09/2022

HEY ALL- Our phone system has been offline for several days. Please email us at [email protected] for help or reservation info!

03/24/2020

We will announce the opening date as soon as we hear what it is going to be! Stay home and flatten the curve in the meantime!

News Release: Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton National Park are announcing modifications to operations at the request of local county health officers from Park County, WY, Park County, MT, Teton County, WY, and Gallatin County, MT. The health and safety of our visitors, employees, volunteers, and partners is our number one priority. The National Park Service (NPS) is working servicewide with federal, state, and local authorities to closely monitor the COVID-19 pandemic.

Effective immediately, Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks are closed to all park visitors until further notice. There will be no visitor access permitted to either park. State highways and/or roads that transcend park/state boundaries and facilities that support life safety and commerce will remain open. Both parks will cooperate on the implementation of the closures. We will notify the public when we resume full operations and provide updates on our website and social media channels.

“The National Park Service listened to the concerns from our local partners and, based on current health guidance, temporarily closed the parks,” said Yellowstone Superintendent Cam Sholly and Grand Teton Acting Superintendent Gopaul Noojibail. “We are committed to continued close coordination with our state and local partners as we progress through this closure period and are prepared when the timing is right to reopen as quickly and safely as possible.”

The parks encourage people to take advantage of various digital tools available to learn about Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. Updates about NPS operations will be posted on (nps.gov/coronavirus). Please check with (nps.gov/yell) and (nps.gov/grte) for specific details about park operations.

Full release at: go.nps.gov/20013

03/02/2020

There may not be an Expo but there's still races and some fun stuff happening!

Download our free travel guide to learn about activities, services, local tips, and more to make the most of your vacation.

02/12/2020

877-641-6043

We have plenty of new powder. Can you come out and play?

SNOW DEPTHS (per snotel): West Yellowstone (in town) - 34", Whiskey Creek - 44", Madison Plateau - 58", Black Bear - 88", Carrot Basin - 73", Beaver Creek - 57", Lionhead - 60"
Trail grooming reports are available here: http://bit.ly/2jsKqMh

Avalanche conditions: https://www.mtavalanche.com/forecast

Our local authorities and search and rescue team ask that you are prepared when heading out into the backcountry. Be aware of the current avalanche conditions, know your machine and ride within your abilities.
(Photo by Paul Borash)

02/06/2020

Be safe out there!

The Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center says that avalanche danger in southwest Montana is rated as high on wind-loaded slopes with the most recent snow moving across the region.

07/01/2019

Check out our new sleds!
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07/01/2019

Check out our updated website
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02/17/2019

If you haven't made plans to come ride there's still time to do it! 8776416043

The latest from West Yellowstone, MT:

SNOW DEPTHS (per snotel): West Yellowstone (in town) - 43", Whiskey Creek - 54", Madison Plateau - 70", Black Bear - 102", Carrot Basin - 77", Beaver Creek - 54", Lionhead - 58"
Trail grooming reports are available here: http://bit.ly/2jsKqMh

Avalanche danger remains high.

Our local authorities and search and rescue team ask that you are prepared when heading out into the backcountry. Be aware of the current avalanche conditions, know your machine and ride within your abilities.
(Dobson Ent. Inc. photo)