Activities & Attractions
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Snowmobiling

Winter trails welcome you! The Whitefish Area offers access to over 1,200 miles of trails in northern Minnesota, with approximately 250 miles right here in the Brainerd Lakes Area and Crow Wing County.

Trails are well marked across lakes and woodlands and along scenic roadways. Many communities offer winter festivals that include Radar Runs for snowmobilers on alternate weekends. You might also enjoy Winter Fest, the Jaycees Fishing contest and the International Antique Snowmobiles Assoc events (be sure to check for those on the "Events Calendar.")
Your winter lodging hosts will have trail maps available for you or click on the maps listed below to find area trails. The trails are maintained several days per week by the six snowmobile clubs in the area. Come and enjoy some winter fun in the beautiful Whitefish Lakes Area!

Our local snowmobile club: Ideal Sno Pros


Area Snowmobile Trail Maps:
Ideal Sno Pros Snowmobile Trail Map

DNR Snowmobile Trail Map

Enjoy your ride and don't forget to purchase your trail sticker and check out the trail conditions before you head out!

Bait Box Marina & Rentals

36624 County Road 66, Crosslake

Rentals for All Seasons
(218) 692-3850

 

Brothers Motor Sports

33655 County Road 3, Crosslake

Yamaha and SkiDoo Sales, Service and Rental
(218) 692-6656

 

SPR Motorsports

29240 State Highway 371, Pequot Lakes

(Located on the Paul Bunyan Trail)

Snowmobile Sales, Equipment Rental
(218) 568-4853

 

Paul Bunyan Trail
Paved in 1995, the Paul Bunyan State Trail follows 100 miles of reclaimed railroad bed that goes from Brainerd/Baxter to Bemidji and beyond. This corridor trail allows snomobilers easy access to the approximately 1,200 miles of interconnected, groomed trails within and beyond our immediate area. Communities along the trail offer complete service such as gas, food, drink, shopping and lodging, as well as many fun trails east and west from their towns. All told, you will have access to some of the best riding and will be up close and personal with the wild part of the Whitefish Lakes Area.