Heart Six en motoneige à Jackson Hole

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Snowmobile trips are for a half day which is around three hours. We meet at the beautiful Historic Heart Six Ranch in the Buffalo Valley Cafe located in the Heart of Jackson Hole with views of Grand Teton. Leaving from the Buffalo Valley Cafe where you will have the opportunity to purchase breakfast and then ride in the Bridger Teton National Forest. When we return we invite you to hang out and enjoy the ranch. If you need transportation this is available at an added cost so, feel free to contact us for more information.

Ville: Jackson

Fri 09 May

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Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Minimum age is 14

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Commentaires (36)

Mansoor_A

Dec 2020

We have had an amazing and unforgettable experience while snowmobiling the area, our guide took us to different places that had an astonishing view, highly recommended, and whenever I go back to Jackson, I'd do it again.

cmhprh

Mar 2019

Heart Six is a great, community-minded organization. You want breakfast, lunch, or dinner? The Buffalo Valley Cafe is affiliated with the Heart Six in some way. Want a finer dining experience? The Heart Six has a restaurant. Want to stay off the beaten path but close to things? The Heart Six has lodging. Want to get some WiFi in a neck of the woods where that's real hard to come by, and reliable cell service is, too? The Heart Six hosts a community center with two public access computers, plus free WiFi. These are great folks. They also offer lots of things to do, summer or winter. My wife and I wanted to do a little snowmobiling on a recent getaway trip, so we booked through Heart Six. We decided on the Togwotee Pass/Continental Divide ride. Neither us had ever been on a snowmobile before. Brandon, our guide, wasn't worried. He gave us basic safety and operating instructions, and we were off! Well, OK, not quite that quickly. First, they suited us up: snowmobile pants and jacket; boots; gloves or mittens; and a helmet. It's wise to dress in layers, although you certainly can leave your jeans on under the snowmobile pants. But get a neck gaiter or a balaclava; you'll want that! After getting suited up, we took a short ride from Heart Six to the Hatchet Resort. The Hatchet is closed during the winter, but Heart Six keeps their sleds there. Once there, as I said, Brandon went through operations and safety with us, and then we were off. The trails are groomed nicely. And they're comfortably wide. Brandon was a great guide, leading us on, but looking back quite frequently to make sure we were doing fine. We made a number of stops along the way, both for the scenery (and photo-taking), and just to take a brief rest. It was a sunny day with a breathtakingly blue sky, so this was perfect! This particular trip follows one of a number of groomed trails in the Bridger-Teton National Forest. I'm sure glad Brandon knew where he was going, because sometimes the trail wound a bit through forested areas (that were stunningly beautiful with all the snow), and sometimes over brief straightaways. Only a few times did we come across someone else out riding, although the evidence was there that we were not the first ones on that trail! Up and up we went, although we weren't doing the work. Once you get used to a snowmobile, things become easier, of course, and Brandon had a nice way of teaching without saying anything. Midway through our morning (the trip *up* the mountain), we came upon a very, very large and relatively flat area that was filled with snowmobile tracks. (This was pretty close to Highway 26 that runs across Wyoming.) We saw no other sleds here, but, again, it was fun to see all the other tracks and know that the drivers were just out having fun. On we went, and then through a small tunnel (under the highway) and onto Forest Road 515 (well, onto the groomed trail on top of that road), and ultimately to Brooks Lake Lodge, where we dismounted and went in for lunch. It was fun to pull up to a place and see nothing but snowmobiles -- because that's the only way you could get here in the winter! And, on leaving, there were even more sleds out there. On the return trip, we took a few different trails back to the Hatchet -- again, some through gorgeous woods with twisty trails, and other times on straighter paths. The scenery was gorgeous, the snow was awesome, we kept warm, and it was a great afternoon. If you've never been snowmobiling before, the folks at Heart Six will take good care of you. And if you are an experienced snowmobiler, you'll love the scenery and have fun on a different level. Either way, you'll have awesome scenery. Oh, and, they provide both breakfast and lunch, so you'll be well fed! Enjoy this ride!

Karen G

Jan 2018

On the spur of the moment we decided to go snowmobiling while staying in Jackson Hole and found the Heart Six Snowmobiling adventure on the Viator website. We did not have much hope that there would be an opening less than 18 hours away, but we were surprised to learn that their was more than enough room. Jo, our snowmobile guide, picked us up at our hotel in Jackson Hole and made us feel comfortable and at home. It was my 2 sons ages 20 and 14 and I who was on the trip. My sons had never snowmobiled so I was very nervous, but Jo took great care of us, geared us up with a great hardy breakfast, snowmobile clothes, helmets, and of course snowmobiles. We even went to a restaurant that one can only get to by snowmobile in the winter. It was awesome! I would highly recommend this adventure.