WELCOME TO SNOWMOBILE HEAVEN
Welcome to The Ash River/Kabetogama area....central entrance to Voyageurs National Park and some of the best snowmobiling anywhere!
Come enjoy our 250 miles of groomed trails and five huge lakes with tons of powder! Over 30 friendly places to stop for food and fuel. All this and beautiful scenery too! For those who come along to relax and enjoy the scenery, the groomed trails are the perfect adventure. The beautiful lakes with easy access provide countless miles of cruising pleasure.
Our trail system also connects to the International Falls trails and west to Baudette, southwest to Bemidji, southest to Ely and the North Shore and north to the Ontario trail system. Literally 100's of miles of lakes and trails from your lodging front door! Ride the groomed trail or the marked lake - go out one way and return on a completely different scenic route.
Come enjoy our 250 miles of groomed trails and five huge lakes with tons of powder! Over 30 friendly places to stop for food and fuel. All this and beautiful scenery too! For those who come along to relax and enjoy the scenery, the groomed trails are the perfect adventure. The beautiful lakes with easy access provide countless miles of cruising pleasure.
Our trail system also connects to the International Falls trails and west to Baudette, southwest to Bemidji, southest to Ely and the North Shore and north to the Ontario trail system. Literally 100's of miles of lakes and trails from your lodging front door! Ride the groomed trail or the marked lake - go out one way and return on a completely different scenic route.
Please Support Our Sponsors!
Sponsors listed alphabetically by area - click on name to go to web sites
ASH RIVER
Ash Trail Lodge
KABETOGAMA
Border Guide Service
Kec's Kove
Rocky Ledge
Sandy Point Lodge
RAY
Boondocks Bar & Grill
INTERNATIONAL FALLS
International Voyageurs Snowmobile Club
ORR
Oveson's Pelican Lake Resort & Inn
The Ash River/Kabetogama Snowdrifters and sponsors endorse this site but assume no
liability for the trails maintained by the VTSI, MN DNR, NPS and other area clubs.
