Snowmobiling

In Northern Michigan there are thousands of miles of designated snowmobiling trails. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources spends over $2.5 million dollars to groom the trails each year. No matter where you are in Michigan, you are only a short drive away to the trail system. Below are a few helpful links for the perfect snowmobiling adventure:

Permits are required. You can download the application by clicking here. The Michigan Snowmobilers Association covers an extensive area and offers up-to-date trail reports. The Michigan DNR has all the trail maps by county.

The Bluffs Resort on Black Lake in Cheboygan loves snowmobilers and provides them direct access to the trails. Scott's Superior Inn & Cabins is situated on the shores of Lake Superior near the Porcupine Mountains in Michigan's Western Upper Peninsula. They offer lodging with direct access to the scenic, groomed snowmobile trails of the Western U.P. Drummond Island Resort converted their 2000 acres into a large winter playground. This winter, you can enjoy direct access to the island's snowmobile trail system directly from The Lodge, Pins Bar and Grill & Bowling Center, the Cottages, and Bayside Dining. At Cadillac Sands Resort, you'll find quick and easy access to miles of groomed snowmobile trails and fabulous winter packages.

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