Green Mountain Grills Ledge (Daniel Boone) Review 2026

Naming update (July 2026): Green Mountain Grills renamed the Daniel Boone — its current version is sold as the Ledge Prime 2.0. The buy buttons on this page go to that current listing. The review below still uses the Daniel Boone name most owners know.

The Green Mountain Grills Ledge (the model line that succeeded the long-popular Daniel Boone) is a dependable WiFi pellet grill from a brand that helped pioneer app control.

Who It's For

The Ledge suits the mid-size buyer who wants reliable WiFi control and a peaked lid for larger cuts, from an established brand with a strong community. If you want maximum cooking area per dollar or the slickest app, other picks edge it out — but as a dependable all-rounder, it delivers.

Key Features

• WiFi/app control via the GMG app — GMG was an early pioneer here.
• Peaked lid with extra headroom for standing roasts and whole birds.
• PID controller for steady temperatures.
• ~458 sq in main grate (more with the upper rack) — comfortable mid-size capacity.

Performance

The Ledge holds temperature reliably and the WiFi app makes long cooks easy to monitor. The peaked lid is a practical touch for larger cuts. Where it lags is raw cooking area versus some same-priced rivals, and the app — while functional — feels dated next to Traeger's. Smoke quality is good, and the brand's longevity and community are reassuring.

Verdict

The GMG Ledge is a dependable WiFi pellet grill from a brand that helped pioneer app control — a solid mid-size pick for families who value reliability and connectivity. See where it lands among all brands in our best pellet grills roundup, read our Traeger vs Green Mountain Grills comparison, or see how the brand stacks up against recteq in our GMG vs recteq comparison.