Send It Season

Snowmobiling in Montana is not a quiet getaway. Deep snow, loud engines and cold that starts your adrenaline before you even touch the throttle. In Montana, this is Send It Season.

4,000 Miles of groomed snowmobile trails across Montana.

10,000 Feet of elevation you can reach in some of Montana’s alpine zones.

150 Miles in a full day for riders who do not believe in stopping early.

Snowmobiling in Montana

We’ve been waiting for this.

Riders chase powder into basins and carve fresh lines through the timber. Trails stretch on for miles and ridges run even farther. The air is sharp. The snow is deep. This is sledding in Montana.

Ride with someone who won’t flinch at the weather.

Local guides live in this snow. They know the basins, the storm cycles, the safe lines and the best secret spots.

Montana Snowmobile Guides

The greatest places to warm up.

Montana towns run on early mornings and late nights. Clean up, refuel and grab a hot meal.

Things To Do in Montana

Snowmobile Stories and Itineraries

The days you ride stay with you.

From deep powder finds to the wrong turn that became the best run, these are the rides worth planning and the stories worth repeating.

Riding Where the Mountains Meet the Sky

For pro snowmobiler Keith Curtis, Montana’s backcountry is both playground and training ground.

Tops Spots To Snowmobile in Montana

Here are some of the best places to rev up your engine if you’re looking to get out on your sled this winter.

A Snowmobiling Weekend in the Seeley-Swan Valley

Montana’s Seeley-Swan Valley offers big mountain access to snowmobilers of all types and abilities.

Western Montana holds a special piece in my heart for its uniqueness, the terrain, the features, the obstacles and the snow quality as well.
Keith Curtis, Professional Snowmobiler

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