Whether you are in search of powder skiing, cross country skiing, or a leisurely hike on snowshoes, Beartooth Powder Guides can cater to everyone’s needs and desires for winter exploration of Yellowstone National Park. The remoteness and wildness of Yellowstone in the winter makes for one of the most unique winter backcountry experiences in all the world. Beartooth Powder Guides can take you to the deep POWDER stashes of Yellowstone Park, take you on a search for coyote, fox and wolf tracks, or show you some of the amazing frozen waterfalls in the area. There are many options for skiing near the North East Entrance of Yellowstone Park and in the region of Yellowstone Park just south of Big Sky. Drop us a line or give a call to discuss other options for Traveling in Yellowstone in the Winter.
THREE DOG DAY TOUR
Backcountry ski, cross country ski or snowshoe into the Serengeti of the United States in Lamar Valley to look for signs of coyotes, foxes and wolves. We will take you and your group into the heart of one of the wildest places in the lower 48 and our interpretive guides will discuss the characteristics of the different animals that share this beautiful area: including history, tracking, and the affects of climate change on these animals. Depending on the groups desires and skill levels, powder skiing can be found on the slopes of Rose Creek and other areas of Lamar Valley. Very few visitors leave the road to explore this area in the winter and our guides will take you to remote places of Lamar valley providing you with an intimate feel for how amazing and wild this area is. This tour can be done on backcountry skis, cross country skis or snowshoes. For safety and efficiency in travel, we require all group members traveling together be on similar traveling devices (ie, all snowshoes, all cross country skis, etc.)
PEBBLE CREEK/SILVER GATE REGION
Yellowstone National Parks Northeast boundary near Silver Gate and Cooke City offers some of the most aesthetic mellow powder skiing and in the region and several classic summit ski descents. Meridian Peak and Wolverine Peak are some of the finest peaks in the greater Yellowstone ecosystem and have many ski options from all aspects. This region is a great place to see wildlife and extensive animal tracks. You might even track the elusive wolverine! Alternatively, Pebble Creek holds many other backcountry skiing opportunities for folks with intermediate skiing and fitness levels, so inquire about customizing a ski tour to match your needs and desires.
BIG SKY/GALLATIN CANYON REGION OF YELLOWSTONE PARK
Beartooth Powder Guides offers ski guiding services in the Big Sky/Gallatin Canyon Area of Yellowstone Park. The Specimen Creek and Bacon Rind Creek regions south of Big Sky offer great beginner to advanced ski options. Incredible views, abundant wildlife and plentiful powder, make this region of Yellowstone National Park a must visit for backcountry skiers!
Ski Guiding Rates
*To book a guide, a $200 per day per guide deposit is required
** The use of snowmobiles to reach terrain to the north of Cooke City will increase the daily guide rate by $65-165 depending on distance traveled and how many snowmobiles used.
***Groups Larger than 5 people will require a second guide at same applicable rates
Note: All trips are subject to a 4% “resort tax”, as required by Cooke City/Park County.
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