WHERE TO RIDE
The Continental Divide Snowmobile trail system is divided into the northern section and the southern section. 

Northern Continental Divide Trail:
Yellowstone, Togwotee Pass, Dubois, Upper Green River, and the Gros Ventre areas
Enjoy 596 miles of groomed trails and thousands of off-trail acres for riding. The snow is excellent with depths from one to ten feet. All this just a 30-minute drive from Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks and 30 minutes to the amenities of Dubois.

Togwotee Pass: This area in the northern part of the CDT offers the best high-elevation riding in the in the West. The pass, at elevations ranging from 6,000 to over 10,000 feet, spans two national forests and a number of lodges and amenities. The views are unparalleled to anyplace in Wyoming. Volcanic breccia created from years of lava flows sculpted spires and turrets forming the Absaroka Mountain Range.

Continental Divide Snowmobile Trail – Wyoming

Southern Continental Divide Trail:
Lander, South Pass, Christina Lake, Shoshone National Forest and Irish Canyon areas
More than 100 miles of groomed trails in and around the Wind River Mountain Range through scenic, forested mountains and mountain lakes. This route offers extremely varied trail vistas and terrain.

South Pass, Lander, Irish Canyon areas

Banner image, view from Togwotee Pass near Dubois, courtesy of Josh Milek.