Maine Snowmobile Association
Statewide nonprofit
The MSA represents Maine's snowmobile clubs, and runs the official Aroostook County trail-conditions report for all 31 local clubs.
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Snow depth is the County's currency, and the trail network proves it, interconnected club corridors (ITS routes) that run from the Allagash to the mountain country, groomed all winter by 31 local clubs.
On the trail
Ride north toward the St. John Valley, east toward the potato plains, or south into the Katahdin foothills, the ITS corridors tie it all together. Trail conditions change daily; check the club and MSA reports first.
Clubs & trails
Local nonprofit clubs and the statewide association behind Aroostook snowmobiling.
Statewide nonprofit
The MSA represents Maine's snowmobile clubs, and runs the official Aroostook County trail-conditions report for all 31 local clubs.
Fort Kent
Keeping the trails groomed from Fort Kent and Carter Brook to Frenchville, gateway to the Allagash corners.
Caribou
One of central Aroostook's biggest trail systems, a hub for riders crossing the middle of the County.
Madawaska
Valley trails around Madawaska, ployes in town, powder in the woods.
Allagash
The far-north club, long-distance riding at the headwaters of the Allagash.
Presque Isle · Wade
The Presque Isle Snowmobile Club and the Aroostook River Snowmobile Club keep the trails around the county seat, both post trail news on Facebook.
State trails
Official registration, laws, and statewide trail information from the Bureau of Parks and Lands.
More corners
The rest of Aroostook's clubs, Central Aroostook (Mars Hill/Wade), Ashland Sno-Mobile Club, Van Buren Gateway, the Meduxnekeag Ramblers (Houlton), Linneus Sno-Sports, Nordic Lakers (New Sweden), Washburn Trail Runners, Bengal Sno-Gang (Benedicta), and Big Valley Sno-Club (Island Falls), post conditions on Facebook; find them all through the MSA club directory.
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