Ranch Sleigh Rides just 1 hour from Jackson Hole
At Little Jennie Ranch, our sleigh rides honor the true spirit of Western ranching—where teams of horses, the rhythm of winter work, and the stillness of snow-covered meadows come together in an unforgettable experience.
You won’t just hop in the sleigh. You’ll help get the horses ready, see how they’re harnessed, and learn the traditions behind driving a working team on a historic Wyoming ranch. It’s a rare chance to experience the connection and teamwork that define winter life out here.
Once the sleigh heads out, you’ll glide across miles of private ranchland framed by towering peaks and soft winter light. The landscapes are serene, untouched, and absolutely breathtaking.
Come join us for a sleigh ride that’s authentic, hands-on, and deeply rooted in the Wyoming way of life.
Dinner Sleigh Rides
2-3.5 Hours
Evening ride through the ranch as the light fades over the Gros Ventre Mountains. You can help harness the horses, or just settle in under our warm blankets for a peaceful ride through private ranch meadows under the alpenglow.
All meals are thoughtfully prepared featuring Little Jennie Ranch beef and many locally sourced products and produce that highlight the amazing diversity of western Wyoming’s farm and ranch life. The sleigh ride dinner is a 4 course meal that is prepared exclusively for our dinner sleigh ride guests, by trained chefs, with an attention to detail that will elevate an already unique and authentic experience.
Some nights there are cowboy stories and cards, while some nights it’s good conversation by the fire and creating life long memories.
Popular for anniversaries, proposals, small groups, or anyone who wants to get away from Jackson for an evening. Private bookings available if you want the sleigh and dinner to yourselves.
Snowmobile & Sleigh Combination
Full Day (Around 6 Hours)
This is our most popular winter combination trip. Morning snowmobile ride into the backcountry, then a cozy lunch at our historic cabin, and then trade the sleds for a horse drawn sleigh ride.
Snowmobiling: We’ll teach you what you need to know, then head out through open meadows and timber. Our guides match the route to your group’s experience level.
Sleigh Ride: After lunch, settle in under blankets and let the horses do the work. We’ll take in the winter landscape, our livestock life, and make our way around the ranch at a slower pace.
Good for families, couples, or groups who want to pack multiple experiences into one day.
The Views
The Gros Ventre wilderness in the Bridger-Teton National Forest is a beauty to behold. The breathtaking views seem endless in the winter, and the secluded area allows for excellent opportunities to view elusive wildlife. Ready to embark on this unforgettable adventure? Book your sleigh ride today and experience the wonder of winter in Wyoming firsthand!
The Food
You’ll get to enjoy Little Jennie Ranch beef, along with other Wyoming ranches’ and farms’ produce and products, featured in thoughtfully prepared meals made and presented by our chefs. Each meal can be tailored to dietary needs and wants as well as allergies and we can even accommodate younger pickier palates! Please communicate any special food needs in advance.
The Experience
An authentic working cattle ranch, not a show. You’ll see our cowboys working the cattle on horseback, maybe even feeding them with the horse drawn feed sleigh. You can be a part of tacking up the horse team for a sleigh ride and learn a little about our working stock. You can visit our chickens and ducks that provide the ranch with fresh eggs, and be a part of a true working Wyoming ranch. All the while, during your visit, our trusty four legged friends keep everything in order and just so happen to be the best welcoming committee in Wyoming!
The Camp
The Craig Cabin is over 125 years old and is nestled in the backcountry that butts right up to the Bridger Teton wilderness. It’s a working base camp with fire pits, eating spaces, and views of the Gros Ventre Mountains where you can stretch your legs, warm up, and enjoy the quiet pristine Wyoming country.
The Sleigh Team
Our draft horses know this work. They’ve been pulling sleighs through these meadows and feeding cattle with us for years. Steady, reliable, and used to winter conditions. Experienced guides accompany every ride. They know the horses, the land, and how to keep you comfortable and safe. Safety is our highest priority, and our team of guides are medically certified, familiar with the area, and will make sure you feel safe at all times while you have a memorable experience. We’ll put your mind at ease while we glide through Bridger-Teton National Forest backcountry.
What to Bring
Dress warm in layers. Bring a hat, scarf or neck warmer, sunglasses, sunscreen, and gloves. Cameras are fine as long as they’re secure.
If you’re doing the combination trip, we provide all snowmobile gear (suits, helmets, mittens, boots). You just need warm comfortable layers underneath.
Trip Details & Policies
* Minimum: 2 people per trip
* Sleigh ride requirements: Must be stable on your feet and comfortable with gentle movement (not recommended if you experience vertigo or dizziness)
* Combination trip: Drivers must be 16+ with valid driver’s license; kids 5+ can ride double with an adult on snowmobiles
* Weather: We run in snow and cold. If conditions are unsafe, we’ll reschedule
* Trail conditions vary: Snow depth changes constantly. We guarantee good scenery and an authentic experience; the exact route depends on conditions
Frequently Asked Questions About Sleigh Rides
We’re in Bondurant, Wyoming—about 45 minutes from Jackson. Easy drive, and you’ll leave the crowds behind.
Dinner Sleigh Ride (2-3.5 hours): Evening ride through the ranch, dinner at our historic cow camp cabin and time around the fire. Perfect for a romantic evening or family outing.
Combination Trip (Full day, around 6 hours): Morning snowmobile ride into the backcountry, hot lunch at the Craig Camp wilderness Cabin, then head back for your sleigh. You get both experiences in one day.
Absolutely. Sleigh rides work for all ages—kids love helping harness the horses. For the combination trip, kids 5+ can ride double with an adult on the snowmobiles, making it excellent for families who want variety and teenagers who want both the snowmobile experience and the slower-paced sleigh ride.
Yes. Private sleigh rides are popular for anniversaries, proposals, honeymoons, Valentine’s Day, or family celebrations. Call us to arrange it.
Dinner sleigh rides include the sleigh ride, thoughtfully prepared meal featuring Little Jennie Ranch beef, and warm drinks. Combination trips include snowmobile rental, all snowmobile gear, lunch at the cabin, and the sleigh ride. Experienced guides accompany every sleigh ride and snowmobile tours.
Dress warm in layers. Bring a hat, scarf or neck warmer, sunglasses, and gloves. For the combination trip, we provide snowmobile suits, helmets, mittens, and boots—you just need warm layers underneath.
Yes. Experienced guides accompany every ride, and they’re first aid certified and experienced. However, the sleigh does move and you’ll be getting on and off, so you need to be stable on your feet. Not recommended if you experience vertigo or dizziness. Children must be accompanied at all times.
Possibly. Moose, elk, and deer are common in winter. You’ll definitely see our cattle herd and horses, and our four legged friends.
Yes. We run in winter weather. Dress warmly and we’ll take care of you. If conditions are genuinely unsafe, we’ll reschedule.
Absolutely. Bring a camera, just make sure it’s secure and won’t get dropped or lost.
Combination sleigh/snowmobile rides begin after snowmobile tour and lunch. Dinner sleigh rides begin around 4pm.
We require a minimum of 2 people per sleigh ride.
Maximum 6 people for the dinner sleigh ride. For larger groups on the combination trip, we may be able to accommodate more—call to arrange.
Yes, we offer round-trip transportation from Jackson Hole to the ranch. $250 per vehicle
Yes. The dinner sleigh ride is one of our most popular trips for anniversaries, honeymoons, and Valentine’s Day. Evening ride at sunset, dinner by the fire at our cozy mountain cabin, and the chance to book it private if you want the sleigh to yourselves.
No. Our guides teach first-timers all the time. We’ll cover everything before you head out and match the route to your group’s ability.
Drivers must be 16+ with a valid driver’s license. Kids 5+ can ride as passengers with an adult.