Winter Activities

Snowmobile Adventure:

Island Park is renowned for its extensive snowmobiling trails, offering riders breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes. Rent a snowmobile and embark on an exhilarating journey through snow-covered trails.

New to snowmobiling? Take a guided tour with High Mountain Adventures. They offer tours for every skill level.

Winter Wildlife Watching:

Bundle up and explore the scenic beauty of Island Park while keeping an eye out for winter wildlife. From majestic elk to elusive foxes, the winter season provides a unique opportunity to witness animals in their natural habitat.

We love Big Springs and Mesa Falls, which are accessible by snowmobile.

Cross-Country Skiing:

Experience the tranquility of winter by gliding through the snow-covered meadows on cross-country skis. Island Park offers groomed trails suitable for all skill levels, making it the perfect activity for both beginners and seasoned skiers.

Harriman State Park has groomed trails with beautiful landscapes and wildlife. See our favorite trails here.

Ice Fishing on Henry's Lake:

Drop a line and try your hand at ice fishing on Henry's Lake. This frozen gem is a hotspot for ice anglers, and with the right gear, you might just catch a trophy-sized trout.

Snowshoeing Excursions:

Strap on your snowshoes and explore the winter trails less traveled. Wander through the silent forests, enjoying the serene beauty of the snow-laden trees and the crisp mountain air. We love these trails.

Snowcoach Tour:

A snowcoach is a specialized, enclosed vehicle designed to traverse snowy terrains, providing passengers with a comfortable and scenic journey. Witness wildlife and take in views like never before.

Take a tour on a vintage snowcoach with Caldera Tours or go into Yellowstone National Park.

Sledding and Tubing Fun:

Grab a sled or tube and hit the hills for some classic winter fun. The slopes of Island Park offer exciting opportunities for sledding and tubing, creating laughter-filled memories for family and friends.

Steve Dutcher