Here in The Forks we are at the center of Maine’s best snowmobiling. Ride to Jackman, Greenville, Eustis or visit local snowmobiling destinations like Coburn Mountain, Grand Falls and Moxie Falls. We’ll keep you posted with recommended rides and snowmobile trail conditions.
Want to try out snowmobiling on Maine’s trails? Check out our guided snowmobile tours and snowmobile rentals. Enjoy our tales from the trails and share yours with #NorthernOutdoors.
Maine river guide Stephanie Gallagher rides the snowmobile trails from Millinocket to Matagamon to Shin Pond to Katahdin showing her dad where she spent last summer rafting the Penobscot River and camping next to Baxter State Park.
If we were making a list of Maine’s best snowmobiling destinations, Moxie Falls would top the charts… and it’s only a little over 10 miles by snowmobile trail from our Adventure Resort. Take a ride with Luke D to the magic in our backyard woods at Moxie Falls…
Craving a little adventure on your Maine winter vacation? Mainers know how to have fun in the snow, and there are plenty of winter activities to choose from. Here are 3 reasons you’ll want to add snowmobiling to your itinerary, plus a few of our recommendations on the best places to go!
A popular Maine snowmobiling destination (50 miles by snowmobile trail from Northern Outdoors,) is the B-52 airplane crash site memorial on Elephant Mountain – 15 minutes outside of Greenville, east of Moosehead Lake.
Be the first to know about The Forks, Maine snowmobile trail conditions direct from Trailmaster Jim Yearwood, and see how we celebrate winter at Northern Outdoors snowmobiling resort.
Take a snowmobiling video ride with us from The Forks to Maine’s largest wind farm in Bingham, 30 miles of scenic snowmobile trail.
“My mom loves snowmobiling. So for Christmas I got her and I snowmobile rentals at Northern Outdoors… a great gift for both of us!”
One of Maine’s best snowmobiling destinations, Grand Falls spans nearly 100 feet across the Dead River with an imposing 40ft drop. In the heart of winter the waterfall transforms itself into a staircase of crystalline ice flows that is sure to inspire awe in even the most traveled riders. On the snowmobile trail there from Northern’s base lodge, scenic vistas include the Kennebec River, the Dead River, and the uniquely gorgeous Granny-Cap Mountain.
At 3,717 feet, Coburn Mountain is the highest groomed snowmobile trail in Maine. It has become a northeast snowmobiling bucket list item. It’s our local sled peak and one of our top recommendations for experienced riders!
We ended up arriving in a blizzard. Conditions could not have been better.
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