Maine Whitewater's massive base complex is located in the upper Kennebec
Valley Region  of Maine; known for "the best snowmobiling
in theeast". We receive an annual snowfall of
approximately 10 feet, and our region contains some
of the most beautiful and pristinewilderness in all
of the United States.
Our base complex includes ample parking, a restaurant,
a lounge, game rooms, and log cabin lodging (for between
4 and 24). We are also located right "on"
Maine's 12,000 mile Interconnecting Trail System (the
ITS 87, to be exact). From our location, groomed trails
extend north to the Forks and Jackman (and on to Canada),
west to Rangeley Lakes, and northeast to Moosehead Lake
(and Katahdin). From our location, there are hundreds
and hundreds of miles of open terrain, incredible scenery,
and awesome riding for all skill levels.
Numerous options for single and multi-day loop trips
exist; all beginning and ending at our base complex.
Should you also decide to rent one of our cozy log cabins
on the Kennebec River , you will return from
your trip, and park your sled right at your front door!
Member; Maine Snowmobile Association
USE OF PERSONAL SNOWMOBILES
We welcome those who wish to use their own sleds.
However, ALL personally-owned snowmobiles MUST be registered
with the Maine Department of Fisheries and Wildlife
(this applies to Maine residents as well as non-residents). Click here for the State of Maine's website for both resident and
non-resident online snowmobile registration.
Personal snowmobiles must also be operated in accordance
with the rules and laws established by the state of
Maine and the Maine Dept of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife. Click Here to review "Maine Snowmobiling Laws and Rules".
For current information on any portion of Maine's ITS
snowmobiling trail, and trail conditions, we recommend
you review the sites below:
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