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.
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Snowmobile trail conditions for March in The Forks Maine, reported by The Forks Area Trails Club, with two Tucker-Terra groomers on-site at Northern Outdoors....
Some warm temperatures and strong sunshine over the past few days have deteriorated the trails somewhat - still good riding, and there's snow in the forecast! Stay tuned....
It's February vacation, and we just got another 6" of fresh snow! Both groomers are out every night right through the weekend, to keep things as smooth as possible. All trail sections are in good shape with plenty of snow and great riding!...
We have received about 10” of snow in the past week. This has helped our groomers to improve our trail conditions tremendously. Generally speaking, trail sections on unplowed roads are very good to excellent, while woods trails are fair to good. ...
A comfy log building, a roaring fire, a fieldstone hearth, big windows, snowy views, hot food and great beer. The trailside lunch is key to Maine snowmobiling. It's where you get trail reports from other riders. It's where you warm up, fill up (on food and gas,) check in (wifi...
We have been doing the best grooming that we can with the minimal amount of snow - but there's a storm on the way, with 12-20" in the forecast for Thurs-Fri!...
A lodge to lodge snowmobile tour package in Maine. Follow the snowmobile trail from The Forks, around Flagstaff Lake to Tea Pond Lodge & Cabins in Eustis - and stay the night!...
Temperatures have dropped back down to normal after the warm temps of the past weekend. Trails held up well after the weekend and we have been grooming most of this week, smoothing things out and softening up the hard surface for lube....
The 6” of snow we received last weekend really helped our trails, and we've been able to pull snow into most of the depressions and smooth things out. Overall conditions are getting better and better, and there is enjoyable riding to be had!...
We received about 4” on Thursday. Groomer went out last night and will go out again tonight. Barring a breakdown, all sections of trail will be packed for the weekend. Another 6+” coming Saturday night!...
For day riders, there is a FREE PARK & RIDE LOT at Northern Outdoors on Route 201. The lot is large, well plowed and has plenty of room for trailers with groomed access to all trails....
Inch by inch, snow has arrived in The Forks and we've finally been able to get the groomers on the trails this week. By Friday, we will have packed and signed all trail sections except the Kennebec River Trail, and parts of ITS 87 heading south toward Bingham....
Well, we didn't get what we'd hoped for from the last storm. Not really enough to send out groomers -- could use another few inches for that. But, the good news is -- we're open, and the beer is flowin'. You can ride if you want to get out and...
Stay tuned for regular trail conditions reports from our groomers and guides. We'll keep you posted with trail photos and ride videos. In the meantime you can see last year's trail reports: snow snow snow! And check out this snowmobiling video of Luke's ride to Moxie Falls....
1983 was the beginning of snowmobiling in The Forks, Maine but it sure wasn't the end. The Forks has become a top-notch snowmobiling destination at the heart of Maine riding, with access to popular destinations such as Grand Falls, Coburn Mountain, Greenville, and more...
Take a video snowmobile ride with Luke from Northern Outdoors past Pleasant Pond to Moxie Mountain Overlook. Lake and mountain views are one of the many reasons The Forks has some of the best snowmobiling in Maine!...