Snowmobiling
Experience World-Class Snowmobiling
Welcome to Maine’s central hub for snowmobile adventures. From Solon to Jackman, and east to Greenville or west to Eustis and Rangeley, riders can explore hundreds of miles of groomed, well-marked trails maintained by dedicated local clubs and volunteers. With breathtaking scenery, abundant wildlife, and exciting terrain—including Coburn Mountain, Maine’s highest groomed snowmobile trail—this region offers some of the best sledding in the Northeast.
Explore Scenic Trails & Top Destinations
- Ride ITS 84, 86, 87, 88, and 89, which weave through valleys, mountains, lakes, and rivers.
- ITS 86 along the Dead River and ITS 87 near Moxie Mountain are two of the most picturesque snowmobile trails in Maine.
- Make a stop at Grand Falls or snowshoe into Moxie Falls for a winter waterfall view.
- The Jackman area, nicknamed the Switzerland of Maine, often records some of the highest snowfall totals in the East.
- Don’t miss the chance to ride to the summit of Coburn Mountain—at 3,750 feet, it’s the highest groomed snowmobile trail in Maine, and the view from the top is unbeatable.
Plan Your Trip with Confidence
Snowmobiling here is well-supported by an active community of local clubs and volunteers who maintain trails, signage, and maps. You’ll find:
- Well-marked trails and helpful junction signage
- Access to local fuel stations, lodging, restaurants, and warming huts
- Scenic lookouts and abundant opportunities for wildlife sightings
Registration & Trail Info
- Register your sled with the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife at www.maine.gov/ifw
or through a local registration agent. - Support the trails by joining a local snowmobile club and consider becoming a member of the Maine Snowmobile Association, which provides updated trail conditions and maps at www.mesnow.com
- For local maps and additional info, contact a nearby chamber of commerce
ATVing
Go ATVing, rent or ride your own SxS, in the Maine woods from Solon to the Canadian border near the Old Canada Road.
Birding
Spot loons, owls, eagles, and songbirds across forests, rivers, and quiet lakes.
Motorcycling
Ride the Old Canada Road by motorcycle for open roads, scenic curves, and unforgettable views. Experience Maine’s wilderness without traffic or red lights.