Snowmobile Program

Thousands of miles of maintained snowmobile trails throughout Maine are available to followers of this exciting and popular winter sport.

Many of the trails interconnect and adventurous snowmobilers can travel extensively, even beyond Maine's borders into Canada and New Hampshire. This growing network of trails is the product of a cooperative program between snowmobile clubs, municipalities, private landowners, and the Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands.

Additional information and trail maps of some areas are available from the Off Road Vehicles Division of the Bureau of Parks and Lands. Contact White Mountain National Forest Ranger Headquarters in Bethel (207-824-2134) for information about trails there. Local chambers of commerce in many areas have information about local trail systems and accomodations.

Visit the Maine Snowmobile Association's web site for current conditions.

Five major trail systems are admnistered by the Bureau:

Mount Blue State Park, Weld. 35 miles of scenic trail winding through Maine' s rugged western mountains, connecting Mount Blue to ITS 89 and Avon.

Big Moose Mountain, Greenville. 37 miles of trail high above Moosehead, Maine's largest lake. Snowmobilers starting here may travel on interconnecting trails to Jackman, Greenville, and beyond.

Beddington, Washington County. Travel 44 miles of old logging roads passing through eastern Maine's scenic countryside.

White Mountain National Forest, Evans Notch. High in the spectacular White Mountains, this area offers countless scenic vistas along 35 miles of groomed trails.

Frye Mountain, Liberty. 20 miles of trail that connect local trails to Lake St. George State Park.

Snowmobile and ATV registrations are handled by the Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife. Renew your snowmobile registration online! Read and abide by Maine snowmobile laws.