Explore These Adirondack Snowmobile Trails This Winter
Experience the thrill of snowmobiling on these Adirondack snowmobile trails! We've rounded up the popular places to go to hit the trails below, in and near the Adirondack Park.
Garnet Hill Lodge offers options for both activity and relaxation. Spend the day exploring the cross-country ski and snowshoe trail network, then retreat to the cozy Log House to warm up by the fire. Ski passes are included with overnight stays! Learn More »
Planning Your Adirondack Snowmobiling Adventure
Whether you're a seasoned snowmobiler or just starting out, the Adirondacks are your winter playground!
Experienced riders can plan their own adventure or team up with friends for epic trail exploration, while beginners should consider booking a guided snowmobile tour to get a feel for the trails with an expert by your side.
Make sure to check out SnowmobileTrail.com, where you can zoom in on the Adirondack Park for a detailed trail map.
To get you started, we've spotlighted some of the most popular areas for Adirondack snowmobile trails, broken out by county.
Franklin County Snowmobile Trails
Explore trails in:
- Saranac Lake
- Lake Placid
- Lake Clear
- St. Regis
- Tupper Lake
What to expect: A vast network of groomed and ungroomed trails maintained by local snowmobile clubs. This is a favorite for outdoor enthusiasts and snowmobilers alike.
Hamilton County Snowmobile Trails
Explore trails in:
- Dolgeville
- Indian Lake
- Inlet
- Long Lake
- Raquette Lake
- Old Forge (Herkimer County)
- Piseco
- Speculator
What to expect: With 700 miles of interconnecting trails, this is a snowmobiler's paradise! Highlights include Moose River Plains and Old Forge.
Essex County Snowmobile Trails
Explore trails in:
- Port Henry
- Saranac Lake
- Minerva
- Schroon Lake
What to expect: Access to miles of groomed and ungroomed trails. Some even run parallel to the scenic Lake Champlain shoreline!
Warren County Snowmobile Trails
Explore trails in:
- Brant Lake
- Thurman
- Chestertown
- Pottersville
- Lake Luzerne
- Warrensburg
What to expect: Over 100 miles of trails connecting Lake George, Glens Falls, and beyond, with plenty of groomed options for smooth riders.
Fulton County Snowmobile Trails
Explore trails in the following communities:
- Stratford
- Oppenheim
- Mayfield
What to expect: Fulton County boasts 150 miles of groomed trails linking the Mohawk Valley to the Adirondack mountains.
Washington County Snowmobile Trails
Explore trails in the following communities:
- Whitehall
- Hampton
- Fort Ann
- Granville
- Greenwich
What to expect: A mix of private and club-maintained trails makes this area unique. Over 80% of trails are on private land, thanks to the generosity of local landowners.
Saratoga County Snowmobile Trails
Explore trails in the following communities:
- Saratoga Springs
- Ballston Spa
- Burnt Hills
What to expect: These trails provide easy access to the Adirondack trail network, with groomed and ungroomed routes just outside Saratoga Springs.
View a list of snowmobile clubs broken out by county >>
NOTE: Each trail has a different open date based on the hunting season in that area. By mid-December all trails will be open for use if snow conditions allow for snowmobiling. Contact a local snowmobile club for more information about dates.
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