Michigan Snowmobiling

Whoosh. Along shimmering, snow-covered coastline. Whoosh. In and out of 6,100 of maintained, interconnected trail systems. Soaring through a Michigan winter, in the upper or lower peninsula. Sharing the snowmobiling vacations and trips experience with our families and friends. It’s what snowmobiling is all about. Because when natural beauty, brilliant exhilaration and good times come together, the sensation is Pure Michigan.

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Snowmobile Trail Conditions

Snowsports Packages

Snowmobiling the Upper Peninsula

Michigan's Upper Peninsula is rated as America's best snowmobiling area year after year. More than 3,000 miles of groomed snowmobile trails interconnect with trails from bordering states and Canada, forming a snowmobiling network from shore to shore.

Photo courtesy of Upper Peninsula Travel & Recreation Association

Snowmobiling Fun on the White Pine Trail

Come experience Mother Nature at her finest on the White Pine Trail. Enjoy Michigan’s longest Rail-To-Trail State Park stretching a distance of 92 miles from Comstock Park to Cadillac. No matter what the season, the White Pine Trail is the perfect place for snowmobile enthusiasts

Photo courtesy of Mecosta County Area Convention & Visitors Bureau

Snowmobiling in Grayling

Enjoy snowmobiling and snowmobile trails in the Grayling area.

Photo courtesy of Woodland Snowmobile Rentals

Snowmobiling, Treetops Resort

There are over 300 miles of groomed snowmobile trails in and around the Treetops area, with easy trail access right from the resort. They even host snowmobile races on site.

Photo courtesy of Treetops Resort

A Snowmobile Paradise, Gaylord to Mackinac Trail

The Gaylord region is headquarters for 101 miles of groomed snowmobile trails and connects with over 300 miles of trail throughout Northern Michigan. The newly created Gaylord to Mackinac Trail shown here is a fast smooth ride of 61 miles along an abandoned rail corridor.

Photo courtesy of Jerry Beattie

Snowmobiling on the Boardman Valley Trail System

This snowmobiler is shooting along the Boardman Valley Trail near Traverse City. With 6,100 miles of trail system throughout the state, you are never very far from starting your snowmobiling adventure. Don’t own a snowmobile? Then just rent one from the numerous shops that are within our database under “Sports Rentals.”

Photo courtesy of Traverse City CVB

Snowmobile

Enjoy direct access to the island's snowmobile trail system around Drummond Island. Snowmobiles rental are available. No transporting to hassle with. Throughout the snowmobiling season there are Poker Runs and Ice Races.

Photo courtesy of Drummond Island Resort

Michigan Snowmobiling - Pure Michigan Minute

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Michigan's adventure travel expert, Byron Goggin takes a spin on Michigan's 6,000-mile snowmobile trail system for a Pure Michigan Minute. Trail riding is great throughout the state.