Togwotee Adventures

All I can say is, best time we ever had. Our guide was amazing and helpful. We all became advanced snow mobile riders by the time the trip was ended. We took hundreds of spectacular pictures that captured nearly everything there is to see at Yellowstone. We started early each morning and kept on until we were spent. We covered hundreds of miles of terrain and saw so much natural wildlife including herds of bison and coyotes. We all agreed it was the perfect adventure tour and are still looking for something comparable to follow it up. The equipment was in top condition for both the trail and the powder sleds. The guide was an expert on the terrain and seemed to know every trail. I give this group my strongest recommendation.

Wow what a great time we did the Granite Hot spring tour and had a blast. We went on Christmas Day which was a great present for the whole family it was the wife my 2 kids 8 & 15 and myself. All had a blast. The hot spring is amazing but the Snowmobiling is better great views and fun. We all dressed right with layers so we where not cold. Our Gide Ray was great!

My husband and I did a snowmobile adventure this week. The Yellowstone Grand Canyon, It was breath taking. We ran into a total of 25 Bison in the road. Be quiet and don’t move fast and you should be fine… a bit scary. Ray was our tour guide. He had a wealth of knowledge and was very kind and helpful. I thought we went a little fast, but we were grouped with other experienced drivers. I was on the back and it was frightening at times zooming around the curves. If you are on the back, get hand and toe warmers!!!

I opted to use Togwotee Snowmobile Adventures after receiving a glowing recommendation from a random skier at JH Resort.
Their booking staff was remarkably friendly and even offered me a military discount which I was extremely thankful for.
On the day of the venture, our guide picked me up and shuttled us over to our breakfast. The meal was fairly standard but appreciated. After the meal, we went to the TSA shop in Jackson to get suited up with our snowmobile gear. Again, the staff was remarkably kind.
Our guide, Reed, was kind enough throughout the loading/​commuting process but definitely had opportunities during the actual trip. Because we did the «Loop», the «need to speed» detracted from the enjoyment of the overall experience. Multiple times throughout our trip, our guide insisted that we hurry up and acted rather annoyed that as ‘first time riders”, we were not maxing out our snow machines. Perhaps this «need for speed» could have been mitigated by more effective time management on behalf of our guide. More specifically, the extended lunch and break periods could have been reduced in order to ensure that all of the sites could be seen safely and efficiently.
Unfortunately, we ended up missing the eruption of «Old Faithful» by 5 minutes and our guide suggested rather rudely that it was my fault… To add icing to the cake, upon arrival at the Old Faithful visitor center, Reed shouted at me in an extremely condensing fashion in front of the group and insisted that I, «not wander off». This unwarranted response was ridiculous considering that I was simply walking to the center we were scheduled to be at for 20 minutes. His actions effectively ruined my trip to Yellowstone.
Although I was impressed with the logistics, meals and equipment provided by TSA, my overall experience with our guide prevents me from recommending it to anyone.
Since snowmobile tours are a dime a dozen throughout Jackson, I simply expecting a more personable, friendly and professional experience. After all, I don’t enjoy being treated like a child when I pay an organization $ 300 for what should be an extremely memorable experience.

We booked a snowcoach trip for two to Old Faithful with this company in December 2013. Around 5:30 pm on the day before the trip they called (after they confirmed the trip an hour earlier) and told us that they had to cancel it because there was a problem with the driver. When I called them back to ask for alternatives they told me that one of their snowmobiles got stuck in Yellowstone. It looked more like there were not enough people on that trip to make it profitable (although the trip is about 300 bucks per person). If the guys don’t have additional drivers or coaches they should not run this business. If you are here for a short holiday in winter, make sure you don’t book with these guys if you want to see Yellowstone. There are many other options in the area.

We went full on and rented powder sleds for a full day tour with a guide. It was a great experience! Everything was taken care of: breakfast, lunch and transportation. Warm clothes, helmets, boots and gloves (however, remember to bring ski goggles or sunglasses if it’s sunny!) and the day turned out to be great. Partly because we were pretty much alone out there on that particular day, but also because of a knowledgeable and friendly guide who challenged us just enough to make it a lot of fun. The great thing is that there were 7 of us, and two children — and everyone had fun. If you’re looking for a fun full day activity, this is it.

This was our 2^nd trip in 2 yrs with Togwotee on Christmas Day to old faithful. The staff is very pleasant and nice to be with. We had a large group of 9 sleds and one family was very slow to finishing breakfast, lunch, and keeping up with our guide which put us in getting late to old faithful and back to the bus for the ride back. We stopped only a few times to warm up and enjoy the majestic beauty of Yellowstone Park. The trip might have been better if expectations and time lines were established prior to heading out to the trail. The trip is a total of 90 miles on the sled. If you enjoy the outdoors, majestic beauty of Yellowstone, history, and the excitement of sledding, then this is the trip and group that you will want to guide you.
When I come back to JH, I will seek out togwotee-​snowmobile-​adventures for my next snowmobile excursion!

We did the canyon tour from the south entrance. It’s a LONG day. 120 miles on a snowmobile. The guide was excellent, breakfast and lunch were provided and were more than I expected. 120 miles on a snowmobile in one day is a lot. I wished is wasn’t as long and we had more opportunity to hike and explore however the tourists on the trip with us probably wouldn’t have made it. We saw bison, swans and coyote and the Yellowstone Falls and it was 13 hours from hotel pick-​up to drop off.