Our 2,300 miles of marked, interconnected, groomed trails one end The County to the other, passing through spectacular landscapes.
There’s a reason you've only heard great things about snowmobiling here. After riding just one trail, you’ll see why it's everyone's favorite place to ride year after year.
The feeling of pure excitement is what makes an Aroostook adventure. Our passion for perfect trails matches Mother Nature's attitude of dropping 120" of snowfall on the region. Friendly snowmobile clubs are scattered across the 2,300-mile snowmobile trail network and they are known as a great place to warmup, grab a bite, catch live music, and visit with some local color. From poker rides to snowbowls - we know how to turn snow into a winter wonderland that's fun for the whole family.
Seemingly endless, wide trails offer great visibility as trails skip between a patchwork of forests and fields revealing massive views of a frozen landscape. We have a huge variety of terrain to discover no matter where you choose to start your ride. The quality of our snow and the warm hospitality of our accommodations can't be beat. This is the place you can't wait to ride again and again.
Two massive “Ghost Trains” rest on the banks of Eagle and Chamberlain Lakes. Sledders enter the North Maine woods through Ashland, Maine. Pack extra gas because this destination is a full day adventure.
The summit offers great views west toward Maine's highest peak, Katahdin, sledders can catch this view in Monticello, Maine near the towering Bangor & Aroostook Trestle Bridge.
Located in Southern Aroostook this seemingly never ending straight line of a trail is actually a woods road in the summer - it has riders facing directly at Katahdin and offers great ups and downs.
The lovely picnic area rewards sledders views over the St. John River and into New Brunswick, Canada. Catch this view as you ride out of Madawaska and into Frenchville, Maine.
The former base is now closed, but it's legendary runway and towering Arch Hanger stand as a testament of days gone by. Sledders who find lodging in Caribou or Presque Isle, Maine often visit this site more than once on their trip.
Tall granite pillars split Maine and New Brunswick in perfectly straight line. This trail is heavily groomed because it is a favorite of locals and visitors alike.
11 US/Canada land ports of entry (LPOEs) dot the border of Aroostook County allowing access to New Brunswick, Canada. A valid passport is required and you must stop at the crossing. Select and review your border crossing before your planned travel. Not all border crossings are open 24/7. A trail pass is required to snowmobile in New Brunswick, Canada and it must be displayed on each sled, learn more or purchase a New Brunswick trail pass now
There are a few great outfitters ready to help you onto a sled or tour you to some of our epic sites. The snowmobile rental outfitters tend to be located in the town centers and you can rent for the day, weekend, or week! Find snowmobile rentals in Aroostook now
Snowmobiles must be registered to ride in Maine or Aroostook County. Visitors who rent sleds do not need to pay the snowmobile registration (your outfitter or guide has already done that). Get your registration completed in advance to get out on the trails quicker! Register your snowmobile online now
"Ride safe, ride right" is the motto we live by. It is illegal to ride off the marked trail in Maine unless written landowner permission is given. Never drink and ride. ITS trails are multipurpose and snowmobilers must slow down for others who may be skiing, snowshoeing, or dog sledding. Read the Summary of Maine Snowmobile Laws
A variety of hotels and short term rentals are available. Public parking for your truck and trailer is available at the Madawaska Snowmobile Club and Lonesome Pine Trails.
A mix of national hotel chains, locally owned motels, and short term rentals are available. Public parking for your truck and trailer is available at the Otter Street Park & Ride, Aroostook Centre Mall, and Washburn Trail Runners Snowmobile Club.
Great locally owned hotels and short term rentals are available. Hotels in this area allow visitors to park their truck and trailer for the weekend after staying just one night - check with your host. Public parking for your truck and trailer is available at the Sherman Irving, Houlton Visitor Information Center, Big Valley Snowmobile Clubhouse.
Only short term rentals and sporting camps are available. Public parking for your truck and trailer is available at the Junction Street Park & Ride in Portage, Maine.
This is the place to ride and we have the stats to prove it. Snowy sights are a delight, but trails that thrill are what sets the Crown of Maine ahead of everyone else.
2,300-miles of the very best Interconnecting Trail System connects every town unlike any place you have ever ridden.
That's right, 120" annual snowfall means we are really rolling out the white carpet. There is a reason we're known as Maine's Best Winter.
There are more groomers taking care of our trails every night than anywhere else in Maine.
There are 38 volunteer led snowmobile clubs in Aroostook County. These are the volunteers keeping trails open.
Each of the 23 snowmobile clubhouses are different - some have live music on the weekend, hot meals, and restrooms. But all of them are bustling with colorful folks.
It takes just one ride to see how Maine's Aroostook County is America's favorite place to ride. The best snow, better grooming, and a great tradition of hospitality!
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