Snowmobiling in Moosehead

For the snowmobile enthusiast, the Moosehead Lake region is the hub of Maine snowmobiling with over 500 miles of groomed, scenic trails to welcome you. The picturesque Moosehead trail has over 160 miles of groomed trails surrounding Moosehead Lake. Full snowmobile support services, food and gas are only minutes away. The Moosehead Region trails connect with Maine's Interconnecting Trail System(ITS) for miles and miles of groomed sledding opportunities. Beautiful scenery, tons of snow and miles of well groomed trails - all makes for an incomparable snowmobiling experience. No wonder sledders come back here year after year.

Enjoy the snowmobiling in Moosehead The Moose River Escape Cabin is located within one mile of the famous Moosehead trail and Rt. 66, you can snowmobile right from the cabin. Moose River Escape Cabin offers convenient snowmobile storage under the large overhang which can fit 4 to 6 snowmobiles. We also have a heated gear room where you can stow all your gear. Our rental rates are economical for riders. Rental rates as low as $39 per person per night. There is a 3 night minimum stay. For parties larger than 8 people try our nearby Kineo Escape Cabin which is also located near snowmobile trails.

To get to Route 66 from the Moose River Escape cabin, turn left out of the driveway. Approximately 250 lineal feet on the left turn onto Route 66 snowmobile trail. Proceed on this trail at speeds below 25 MPH. We have a map and directions for a nice 4 to 6 hour round trip snowmobile ride from the camp to Greenville. View a closeup map of the Rockwood area or a highlighted map from Rockwood to Greenville.

To check the snow depth amounts, check out Northeast River Forecast Center Map.

Taking a break on the trail Before you head out, you may want to check out some trail maps. You can view state wide ITS trail maps. The local ITS trail map is shown Moosehead, Jackman, The Forks, Bingham Area ITS Trail Map. The Blue Ridge Riders have a local map that also shows Route 66.