Throughout winter, the area is consistently snowy with more than 200 inches of snowfall in the season and is often called “Big Snow Country.” With breathtaking views and heavy snowfall, it is considered a snowmobiler’s paradise. Ranked as one of the best places to snowmobile by many magazines and various groups, Upper Peninsula Michigan boasts over 2,000 miles of snowmobile trails. Plus, the city creates a spectacular Ice Palace out of 3,000 ice bricks every year, which has become a very popular attraction. The city hosts the annual Eagle River Championship Snowmobile Derby and houses the International Snowmobile Hall of Fame. In fact, the area attracts thousands of snowmobilers every year and it is often referred to as the “Snowmobile Capital of the World.” The “Eagle River 500” is the name for the 500-mile well-maintained, clearly marked trail network that travels across frozen lakes, hills and valleys, and through forests.
Snow is plentiful in Eagle River and home to some of the best snowmobile trails in the world. West Yellowstone also hosts The World Snowmobile Expo. The area offers lodging conveniently located to start your snowmobile adventure practically from your front door. Some of the areas require guides, so you can go deep into the park in remote locations to experience the natural beauty of moonscapes and wildlife, such as bison. In West Yellowstone, you are allowed to go off the trails to explore powder play areas and back country riding. With an average snowfall of 143 inches from November to mid-April, West Yellowstone, next to Yellowstone National Park, offers 400 miles of groomed, beautiful scenic snowmobile trails.
Looking for beautiful, scenic places in the United States to snowmobile? We’ve compiled a list of some of the top snowmobile trails to explore based on their popularity with snowmobile enthusiasts.
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