This site is built and maintained by volunteers. The pictures and content are added by volunteers who actively ride and support the trail systems. Start planning your next adventure with some of the best snowmobiling trips in the Northeast.
The Kennebec Valley
The Kennebec Valley—running from the region’s southern towns of Winthrop and Gardiner to Jackman in the north bordered by Canada—is a place of long-established contrasts. Where plunging mountain waterfalls sit just up the river from towns that have elevated the idea of “small Maine town” to an art form
The Maine Highlands
When legendary painter and native son, Marsden Hartley, first viewed Mount Katahdin, he described it as “exceeding all my expectations so far that I am sort of helpless with words.” From Mount Katahdin, to Maine’s largest lake (Moosehead) there are many exciting and new destinations.
Maine’s Lakes & Mountains
Just an hour from Portland, Maine’s Lakes & Mountains Region features ten of Maine’s highest peaks and hundreds of lakes – Sebago, Flagstaff and Rangeley to name a few. A few winter events in the area include January: Ski Fest (Bethel), Snodeo (Rangeley) February: Polar Blast (Eustis), Winter Festival (Bethel), Winter Carnival (Oxford), Musher’s Bowl (Bridgton)
This site is built and maintained by volunteers. The pictures and content are added by volunteers who actively ride and support the trail systems. Start planning your next adventure with some of the best snowmobiling trips in the Northeast.
The Kennebec Valley
The Kennebec Valley—running from the region’s southern towns of Winthrop and Gardiner to Jackman in the north bordered by Canada—is a place of long-established contrasts. Where plunging mountain waterfalls sit just up the river from towns that have elevated the idea of “small Maine town” to an art form
The Maine Highlands
When legendary painter and native son, Marsden Hartley, first viewed Mount Katahdin, he described it as “exceeding all my expectations so far that I am sort of helpless with words.” From Mount Katahdin, to Maine’s largest lake (Moosehead) there are many exciting and new destinations.
Maine’s Lakes & Mountains
Just an hour from Portland, Maine’s Lakes & Mountains Region features ten of Maine’s highest peaks and hundreds of lakes – Sebago, Flagstaff and Rangeley to name a few. A few winter events in the area include January: Ski Fest (Bethel), Snodeo (Rangeley) February: Polar Blast (Eustis), Winter Festival (Bethel), Winter Carnival (Oxford), Musher’s Bowl (Bridgton)
Aroostook County. With an average snowfall in Caribou, Maine of nearly 120 inches, winter recreation opportunities in Aroostook County are abundant. The County has nearly 2,300 miles of groomed snowmobile trails, which according to several national snowmobile publications are the best in North America. Many of our lodging facilities and restaurants are located next to the Interconnecting Trail System (ITS).