T-Lazy-7 Ranch
Overview
T-Lazy-7 Ranch is family-owned and operated for 85 years, and our snowmobile tours are in high-demand, attracting Aspen’s elite clientele. Nestled in Aspen’s Maroon Creek Valley, under the watchful gaze of the 14,000 ft. Pyramid Peak, T-Lazy-7 Ranch is just minutes by car from town and minutes by snowmobile to the Maroon Bells, one of North America’s most photographed mountain peaks. Responsibilities
Daily grooming and grading of trails Follow designated grooming routes and patterns to ensure consistent snow quality and trail safety Monitor trail conditions and adjust grooming techniques for weather, temperature, and terrain changes as needed Perform routine inspection and basic maintenance checks; checking lines, cleats, belts and fluids daily, reporting any issues to maintenance team Maintain accurate logs of vehicle usage, grooming hours, and maintenance activities Work collaboratively with operations staff, supervisors, and other operators to meet grooming schedules and safety standards Assist with ranch snow removal operations as needed Comply with all safety procedures, operational guidelines, and environmental regulations Qualifications
Valid driver’s license, commercial or heavy equipment licensing a plus Experience with heavy equipment, specifically snowcat groomers, is required (training to be provided for specific requirements) Able to work outdoors in winter weather Strong mechanical aptitude and familiarity with vehicle maintenance Excellent communication and ability to work with a team Flexibility to work nights, weekends, holidays, and variable shifts as required by grooming schedule Preferred Skills
Proficient in operating and maneuvering snowcat vehicles over varied terrain Attentive to detail in grooming patterns and trail quality Ability to assess snow conditions and adapt techniques accordingly Problem-solving skills for handling mechanical or operational issues Commitment to safety and adherence to operational protocols Physical stamina for long hours and demanding outdoor work Working Conditions
Snowcat Operators typically work in cold, snowy, and mountainous environments. The job often requires late evening or early morning shifts and may involve working alone or as part of a team $27-30 per hour. Compensation varies based on experience, location, and employer
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T-Lazy-7 Ranch is family-owned and operated for 85 years, and our snowmobile tours are in high-demand, attracting Aspen’s elite clientele. Nestled in Aspen’s Maroon Creek Valley, under the watchful gaze of the 14,000 ft. Pyramid Peak, T-Lazy-7 Ranch is just minutes by car from town and minutes by snowmobile to the Maroon Bells, one of North America’s most photographed mountain peaks. Responsibilities
Daily grooming and grading of trails Follow designated grooming routes and patterns to ensure consistent snow quality and trail safety Monitor trail conditions and adjust grooming techniques for weather, temperature, and terrain changes as needed Perform routine inspection and basic maintenance checks; checking lines, cleats, belts and fluids daily, reporting any issues to maintenance team Maintain accurate logs of vehicle usage, grooming hours, and maintenance activities Work collaboratively with operations staff, supervisors, and other operators to meet grooming schedules and safety standards Assist with ranch snow removal operations as needed Comply with all safety procedures, operational guidelines, and environmental regulations Qualifications
Valid driver’s license, commercial or heavy equipment licensing a plus Experience with heavy equipment, specifically snowcat groomers, is required (training to be provided for specific requirements) Able to work outdoors in winter weather Strong mechanical aptitude and familiarity with vehicle maintenance Excellent communication and ability to work with a team Flexibility to work nights, weekends, holidays, and variable shifts as required by grooming schedule Preferred Skills
Proficient in operating and maneuvering snowcat vehicles over varied terrain Attentive to detail in grooming patterns and trail quality Ability to assess snow conditions and adapt techniques accordingly Problem-solving skills for handling mechanical or operational issues Commitment to safety and adherence to operational protocols Physical stamina for long hours and demanding outdoor work Working Conditions
Snowcat Operators typically work in cold, snowy, and mountainous environments. The job often requires late evening or early morning shifts and may involve working alone or as part of a team $27-30 per hour. Compensation varies based on experience, location, and employer
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