Have sled, will travel

Tupper Lake provides snowmobile enthusiasts with outstanding hospitality and easy connections to its well-groomed trails. Load up your sled for an exhilarating weekend riding the trails in and around Tupper Lake.

Enjoy miles of majestically scenic backcountry trails, frozen terrain, and easy access to amenities. Well maintained trail connectors within the village will quickly link you to hundreds of miles of snowmobile corridors and the amenities you desire. Find gas, restaurants, taverns, sled repair, lodging, and more. Factor in a new snowmobile groomer in Tupper Lake and realize the riding is only getting better!

Book a room and come ride with us!

Start planning your next Adirondack snowmobile getaway and see what Adirondack hospitality is all about. Find a cozy motel, private rental, or rustic cottage -- check here to see what options await! Once you've found the perfect lodging, it's time to check out your meal choices, and plan for your time off the sled taking in the local attractions.

DOWNLOAD a snowmobile trail map (PDF LINK)

For more inspiration

Read some pertinent snowmobile blogs:

Preparing for the Season

Saturdays are for Snowmobiling

Five Not-to-Miss Snowmobile Pit-Stops

The trails are waiting for you...

Find out how to get here

Discover our taverns and breweries

Come up during a fun event

Snowmobile App

To better help you plan your trips, download the Adirondacks, USA Snowmobile App. With an interactive map and all the information you need to know to navigate snowy trails and find gas stations, stores, restaurants, and lodging properties, this app is your "one-stop shop" for all things snowmobile! Download today on the App Store or get it on Google Play.

Leave No Trace

The magic of the Adirondacks is the result of previous generations taking a long view and protecting the mountains, lakes, and rivers within the Blue Line. That tradition continues today as we support and encourage everyone to practice Leave No Trace ethics, which help protect the lands and waters of the Adirondacks.

Leave No Trace Seven Principles