Maine Snowmobiling

Ride The Forks Area Trails at the center of Maine's 14,000 miles of trail

The Hub of Maine Snowmobiling

From Solon north to Jackman, or east to Greenville and west to Eustis/Rangeley, enthusiasts can travel hundreds upon hundreds of miles of well groomed and maintained trails. Local clubs and dedicated volunteers take great pride in providing the best that Maine has to offer snowmobiling. Well marked trails lead to exciting riding, spectacular scenery and wildlife sightings. The Forks Area is home to the highest groomed trail in Maine the top of Coburn Mountain at 3750 feet.

Ride ITS 84, 86, 87, 88 and 89 through widely varying terrain and visit sites like Grand and Moxie Falls. ITS 87 along Moxie Mountain and ITS 86 along the Dead River are two of the most scenic trail sections in Maine. Some of the highest snowfall levels in the east are recorded in the Upper Kennebec Valley.

Sleds may be registered on line through the State of Maine Dept of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife or thru a local agent. A list of local agents and clubs is posted on the same site. Riders are always encouraged to join local clubs in support of the trails, as well as the Maine Snowmobile Association where updated trail and weather conditions are always available.

coburn views Ricky Bradeen
A snow-covered trail in the forks area with trees in the background.
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A group of people riding snowmobiles in the forks area.
North Country Rivers
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A snowmobile is driving down a mountain road in the forks area.

Where to Stay, Ride, Rent, and Fuel up in The Forks