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Bear Lake - Fish Haven/St.
Charles Snowmobile Trails
Beautiful Bear Lake has a network of 350 miles of groomed trails and has extensive additional mileage in marked, ungroomed trails. Changes in elevation offer terrain varying from mountainous to open meadow. Off the groomed trails, you can seemingly ride forever in wide open places or climb the mountains for a spectacular view of Bear Lake and the surrounding hillsides. The St. Charles-Fish Haven Loop is one of the most popular in the area. Other trails include: Paris; Mink Creek; Bloomington; Georgetown - Montpelier Loop; Crow Creek; Stump Creek; 8 Mile Meadow Creek; and Ant Canyon. Several parking areas make the trails easily accessible. |
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Preston Area Snowmobile
Trails
sport groomed trails that
connect to the Bear Lake
Snowmobile Trails. Some riding
areas include Cub River Canyon,
Paris Meadows, Midnight
Mountain, Green Basin with a
very nice warming cabin,
Copenhagen Basin, Egan Basin,
Franklin Basin, and Whites
Canyon. Great snow, competition
type hill climbing, or a great
scenic ride along the river or
ridge line. |
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Soda Springs Snowmobile
Trails
This area has more than 250 miles of trails on forest service land through scenic forested mountains and onto the powdery valley floors of Soda Springs. Visitors can also view the unique water geyser that throws water more than 100 feet into the air. Warming huts, restrooms and parking areas are available. There are 17 trailheads between Montpelier and Soda Springs Districts alone, with no crowds and no fences! |
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Pocatello Area Snowmobile
Trails
The Bannock County grooming
program maintains 250 miles
of groomed snowmobile trails
in Bannock, Power and
Caribou counties. The two
main areas are Scout
Mountain-Mink Creek area and
the Inman-Pebble-Toponce
area. One warming shelter
and parking is available at
each. |
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Portneuf Range - Inkom/Lava
Snowmobile Trails
These trails feature spectacular
views of Mt. Bonneville and the
Portneuf River area near Lava
Hot Springs. Tour hundreds of
miles of groomed trails through
uncrowded forest terrain.
Natural hot water pools welcome
winter enthusiasts after a long
day in the cold. Visitors can
find local accommodations and a
variety of snowmobile activities
from this central resort
location. |
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Blackfoot - Bone & Wolverine
Snowmobile Trails
This trail is part of the Bone
trail system, a 200-mile network
of trails in the area southeast
of Idaho Falls and northeast of
Blackfoot.
Wolverine Creek Snowmobile Trail
connects to the Long Valley
Snowmobile Trail northeast of
Blackfoot. |
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Malad Area Snowmobile Map
Snowmobile trails course
across hundreds of miles of
wide open space as they lead
travelers through this snowy
valley or onto groomed
trails along mountain ridges
and rolling hills. This
winter area, located on the
Idaho/Utah border is easily
accessible from Interstate
15. Local facilities provide
visitors with cozy lodging
after a day in the powdery
playground. |
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Cottonwood - Downey/Swan Lake
Snowmobile Map
This groomed trail is east of
Downey and Swan Lake in southern
Bannock County. |
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