500 Acres and Counting

Don’t miss out on your chance to ride the powder fields of Island Park.

Spring Break is the perfect chance to get out into the wild and discover the Yellowstone Teton Territory. 

With over 500 acres to explore in Island Park, snowmobiling knows no bounds in eastern Idaho. From challenging terrain to beginner vistas, there are expert snowmobile guides and outfitters to meet you at your experience level to share the unique backcountry of the Yellowstone ecosystem. 

Ride out to Big Springs on a wonderland of groomed trails or opt for a tour of the endless meadows in hopes of photographing wildlife like moose, trumpeter swans and more. Whether you’re headed up the Mt Two Top trail or taking the Lionhead loop, riders will find there’s endless territory to explore–and endless chances to catch the wildlife. 

Springtime in the Rockies is not quiet–as soon as thaw begins, animal traffic picks up where water is most accessible making the region a bucket list destination for bird fanatics. From bald eagles to grebes, large populations of puddle ducks and shorebirds populate the area on their routes north.

For the best chances of catching the animal of your dreams, book a trip with a regional tour guide. Local biologists and guides have been watching conditions all winter to know who may be grazing, where the nearby dens are and favorite times of day at local watering holes.