Bighorn Mountains, Wyoming — Winter Season

Ride the
Wild Winter

Waist-deep powder, untouched couloirs, and a guide who's spent two decades learning every snowflake that falls on these mountains.

Snowboarding Splitboarding Avalanche Certified Backcountry Touring Safety Courses

Where Deep Powder
Meets Expert Guidance

The Bighorn Mountains receive enormous snowfall each winter, creating some of Wyoming's most spectacular and accessible backcountry terrain. Far from resort crowds, these peaks offer a raw, real mountain experience that's impossible to replicate anywhere else.

Adam Cherni has ridden these mountains since before splitboards were mainstream. He knows where the pow stashes are, where the terrain traps form, and how to get you to the goods and back safely. Every single time.

Whether you're looking to shred steep lines on your snowboard or tour deep into the wilderness on a splitboard, Adam will tailor the experience to your skill level and ambitions.

Splitboard touring at sunset in the Bighorns

What We Offer

Winter Experiences

Guided Snowboarding

Access hidden tree runs, steep open faces, and untouched powder fields that you'd never find on your own. Adam knows where the mountain is generous — and where it demands respect. Full-day and multi-day trips available for all ability levels.

Half Day · Full Day · Multi-Day Available

Splitboard Touring

Earn your turns in the Bighorn backcountry. Adam will guide you on breathtaking alpine tours, teaching you route-finding, skin track technique, and efficient travel through complex winter terrain. Truly one of the most rewarding experiences these mountains offer.

1–3 Day Tours · Custom Routes

Avalanche Safety & Certification

As an avalanche-certified professional, Adam offers hands-on courses that could save your life. These aren't classroom lectures — you'll be in the field reading snowpack, practicing companion rescue, and developing the judgment to make smart decisions in the backcountry.

AIARE Level 1 · Custom Safety Courses

Avalanche Safety:
It's Not Optional

Every winter, backcountry travelers are caught in avalanches in Wyoming. The Bighorn Mountains present real avalanche terrain — steep slopes, loaded wind pillows, and the same snowpack instabilities found throughout the Mountain West.

Avalanches do not care how experienced you are, how good your gear is, or how familiar you are with a slope. Proper training, up-to-date forecasting knowledge, and consistent rescue practice are the only things that shift the odds.

Adam is avalanche-certified and takes every guest's safety seriously before anything else. He is available to lead focused avalanche education courses for individuals, families, and small groups looking to build real competency in the backcountry.