We recently rented snowmobiles from Yellowstone Vacation Tours for a trip into the park, to Old…read moreFaithful. We were very pleased with everything about the adventure! The staff in the office were friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. The snowmobiles were in great shape and work flawlessly! Our guide, Roy, did a super job! He gave us clear instructions on how to use the machines and the 'rules of the road.' Along the way he stopped at the interesting/beautiful locations and taught us many interesting facts. He is an outstanding guide! Very entertaining. I would definitely rent from them again. And a special thanks to Kennedy for all his help too!

This is a review for Ben, our guide for the snowmobile tour today (1/18/26). He was extremely kind,…read morefantastic at communicating with everyone about the challenging segments of the tour, and made sure everyone had a great time. What stood out most to us was how incredibly knowledgeable he was. He taught us about Edgar Howell and the history of the bison population in the park, how to differentiate coyotes from foxes, the Bubbly Paint Pot--how it was formed and became a giant sulfuric acid pond, the remnants of the concrete road, the 1988 fire, the earthquake, and the consequences of those natural events on the park. He also explained how mineralized, super dead trees were formed and, most importantly, how Yellowstone's bio-ecosystem is changing the world, with potential futures for biodiesel and microplastic-consuming organisms! We could tell this guy loves his job so much that he became a nerd--in the best way possible. He made the entire group feel comfortable, was always ready to answer questions, and happily chatted with anyone interested. He's extremely funny; we couldn't help laughing out loud at his hilarious and brilliant safety instructions. We definitely had a blast on this snowmobile tour, and it was 110% worth every penny because Ben was our guide!!! Book Yellowstone Vacation Tours ASAP, especially with Ben if you can. To the Yellowstone Vacation Tour big boss: please don't ever let Ben go, because we WILL be back and will ask for him. Also, give him a raise--because if you haven't, I mean, what are you even doing?! ‍

Went for gear rental. Great group of guys. Everything was easy and fast…read more Very reasonable and opened an hour before Big Sky so I was geared up for first chair

Smooth in and out. Skis looked a bit beat up but worked fine. Easily handled my rental extension.read more

Jared was excellent. Bought Roxy ski boots that fit super well. Seamless experience and great…read morecustomer service.

This is a great local shop with friendly knowledgeable staff and great pricing . I bought a board…read morebinding and boots and my crew all got rentals. No wait and very attentive staff made sure we were happy. Will be back

I was really excited to purchase a merino wool pullover from East Slope Outfitters in Big Sky Town…read moreCenter. It was performing well, so I went back the next day and purchased a second one. Unfortunately, the first pullover started developing pulls almost immediately. One particularly long pull in the front snagged on something as minor as my cuticle--something that shouldn't even be possible. I also noticed additional pulls on the back, even though I had been careful with it. When I went into the store to discuss the issue, an employee was empathetic and directed me to the manager. However, the manager--a brunette helping a customer with ski goggles--was completely dismissive. When I explained the situation, she responded with, "Oh, it must have pulled on something." I acknowledged that it caught on my nail, but I was shocked that such an expensive pullover would be so fragile. Rather than offering any assistance or even engaging in a conversation about product quality, she quickly shut it down, saying they couldn't do anything since I had already had it for a few days. For a store selling high-end outdoor gear, I expected better durability and customer support. Spending around $130, I at least hoped for a discussion about quality assurance or a possible exchange. Instead, I was met with indifference. It felt like they cater more to tourists passing through than to customers who actually care about their purchases. If you're looking for durable gear from a store that stands behind its products, I'd recommend looking elsewhere.

Best ski shop I've ever been to. My snowboard had a gash in the sidewall and a broken edge. They…read moretold me they couldn't guarantee a repair would hold (I appreciated the honesty), but they were willing to try, and for a very fair price. When I picked up the board, they had not only performed the previously discussed repairs, but they also did a bunch of p-tex work on the base and a wax, and still charged me the previously agreed upon price. I'll definitely be back here next time I need tuning work done.

This is exactly the type of small business that you want to support. These guys care they're cool…read morethey're chill. Their place is right next to the slopes. Use them

Review for the retail side. Can't say enough good things about this place. It was more like walking…read moreinto a general store than a ski shop, which is even more surprising because it's ON the mountain and across from a the resort. You'd expect it to be outrageous but it wasn't in the least. They walked through options and didn't push anything. Prices were great. They knew their equipment. Friendly and charming. Super cool. Picked up a Smith helmet and some other gear. Stop in and head upstairs for the retail store, you won't be disappointed.

I stumbled in here yesterday after biking through cold wind and rain on my bike trip through…read moreYellowstone. I was not doing well and I knew coffee would save me! This coffee shop/bike shop was a cozy oasis after my adventure and they had so many great coffee options. I got a maple cinnamon latte with oat milk that was exactly what I needed. I will admit that the flavor was extremely subtle, but it was still warm and caffeinated. I also got a cinnamon scone that paired very well with my coffee. If you're visiting the area and need a little pick me up or some bike supplies, this is your place.

Cannot visit West without stopping in for a chat and a mocha. Love this place and the friendly…read morefolks there

The service was good, the machines needed some work. Our tire tread was so low we were sliding and…read morespinning on hills. They didn't seem to care when we were leaving about the condition. But it did make it a little bit less-enjoyable. Also our Can-am passenger door would not open or close properly.

The best place to rent snowmobiles. The staff is very friendly, great equipment and they get you…read moreon the trail quickly.

Holy hell. First time in Big Sky and I am absolutely in love…read more The resort is MASSIVE...like, "I‑did‑three‑full‑days‑of‑boarding‑and-still-didn't‑hit‑every‑lift" massive. Every time we thought we were getting our bearings, we'd discover another whole zone tucked behind a ridge. Big Sky really does live up to its name. We kicked things off on what was supposed to be a "warm‑up run," but joke's on us, it was long, challenging, and honestly kind of brutal... in the best possible way. These runs are no joke and some of the longest I've ever ridden. But once the legs woke up, the rest of the day just flowed. Endless terrain, great snow, and barely any crowds. Absolute bliss. Had to pop into The Montage on the far left side of the mountain, and wow, the cocktails are phenomenal. Pricey? Yes. But you're on a mountain this bougie... what did we expect? Totally worth it. And let's talk about that gondola to tram combo up toward Lone Mountain. INSANE. The views are surreal, the exposure is wild, and the access is next‑level. Will I ever attempt the Big Couloir? Absolutely not. Do I love knowing it's there for people braver (and crazier) than me? Absolutely yes. Between the bowls, tree runs, off‑piste pockets, and wide‑open cruisers, there's truly something for everyone and somehow it never feels crowded. Big Sky has officially earned a top spot on my favorite‑resorts list. No question, I will 100% be back.

A very cool place that's a must-visit while in Big Sky! You can enjoy stunning vistas spanning…read morethree states--Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming--along with views of eight mountain ranges. The centerpiece is a striking artwork, The Mountain by Antony James. The friendly and knowledgeable staff provide additional insights that make the visit even more enjoyable.

Checked my tires super quick and filled them for free! They even adjust my front wheel on my…read morestroller. They rock!

I love going to sled shed. It's such a chill environment and all the staff are very friendly. Their…read morerates are pretty good.

Lifesaver! Desperately needed socks for my 7-year-old and this is the only place for hours that had…read moreany (that weren't long/woolen/tourist junk). Reasonable prices and friendly service.

Service, selection and value on point here. Definitely a cool place to visit. Check it out if…read moreyou're in the area.