Snowmobile
Historic DC Bar Guest Ranch

The ranch has a very rustic and unique atmosphere. We have fully equipped cabins for rent (linens, towels, pots, pans, dishes, utensils…), but can also provide meals for larger groups.

The ride up to the ranch is 5 miles over snow in the winter. We'll meet you at the parking lot the first time and give you a hand moving up. After that most repeat clients take pride in just meeting us at the cabin.

You will find unlimited off trail riding, along with hundreds of miles of groomed and maintained trails. You can ride up to one of our feed grounds and watch the elk. (Family's who come for Christmas have been known to claim these to be Reindeer). There are several rides where you can go to a distant destination, gas up and come back.

As for snow- we sit right smack dab in the middle of the Upper Green river snow belt. Over the past few years there has been drought conditions which has kept our snow levels down to just the good classification. (Last year we only had about 4 ½ to 5 feet on the level.) This year however, it looks as though the drought is broken and broke with a vengeance.

We have been told time and time again that this area is the best ever seen. You can find areas that are exciting and challenging to the best of riders, which also have areas close by for the beginner/intermediate rider. The terrain is excellent and the views are simply spectacular. Even the beginner/intermediate rider can get up on top of some of the mountains. This makes a great spot for the whole family. Even on the busiest of weekends, you'll wonder where the crowds are. You can always find untracked powder and often without riding more than ½ hour from the door of your cabin..

There are restaurants in the area.

Snowmobiles and gear rentals are available. Arrangements need be made prior to arrival.

How to find us:

We are located adjacent to the 3 1/2 million acres of the Bridger National Forest with hundreds of miles of groomed and maintained trails. We are 30 miles north of Pinedale. Our turn off is at mile marker 19 on Highway 352 (Historic DC Bar Guest Ranch sign), however for winter access, you continue down 352 until you arrive at the large snowmobile parking area. On your first visit we will arrange to meet you to guide you the 5 miles up to the ranch by snowmobile. We will have sleds to help you get your supplies up. If you have sleds it would be good to bring them. We do have sleds to borrow if you have the tab style hitch. Bring a cell phone and give us your projected arrival time and we can meet you.