Snowmobile high into
Togwotee Pass

Portions of this article is courtesy of the
State of Wyoming Trails Department and Wyoming's Wind River Country

DUBOIS WYOMING AREA
The Dubois area boasts of some of the best and most scenic riding in the world on 150 miles of beautiful trails and thousands of acres of off-trail riding. Snow conditions are good with a snow depth of one to ten feet and one of the longest seasons. All services can be found in Dubois as well as gas, food, lodging, rentals and guides along the CDST north of Dubois.

The trail system around Dubois, Wyoming is the ideal gateway to this snowmobiling wonderland. Whether you base yourself at one of the trailside lodges on Union Pass, a guest ranch in the Wind River Valley, or a lodge in town, you have easy access to the famously snowy Togwotee Pass area and three trailheads to access the southern Continental Divide system. The snow can be 12 feet deep in a typical season and the mountain vistas are spectacular. Elk, deer, fox, ermine and moose are common sightings.

Snowmobile between the three lodges on Union Pass to enjoy a cozy mountain social scene with restaurants, hot tubs and saloons in short distance. Just 15 miles down the mountain to town, Dubois offers old west charm, more nightlife, and restaurant choices from the upscale steakhouse to hearty café grub. At the Rustic Pine Tavern where the locals hang out, the wildlife mounts on the wall proudly outnumber the patrons. 

If a day off the machine is in order, Dubois offers dog sled tours, cross-country ski trails, and the National Bighorn Sheep Interpretive Center, which offers wildlife tours to the famous bighorn sheep herd that winters on Whiskey Mountain.