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Best Snowmobile Destinations
Posted by admin in Snowmobile on July 3, 2011
Are you a snowmobile fanatic but are sick and tired of revving it up in your backyard and circling the family swing set? Well, don’t fret! It sounds like you have quite an imagination, which is good! But I’ve found some places that will allow you to put that imagination to rest for a few days, or even weeks, in exchange for the vacation of a lifetime that will allow you to expand passed your fenced-in backyard. If you’re ready for a great time for your next snowmobile trip, I’ve rounded up a few fabulous places that will ensure you’ll never want to leave. Check them out!
Moosehead Lake Cabins in Greenville, Maine
The Moosehead Lake area in Greenville, Maine is a perfect destination for snowmobiling with your friends. Open year-round but best for travel from mid-January to the first week of March; this fabulous location has plenty of perks for the snowmobile junkie. They offer an astounding 160-mile trail loop with gorgeous lake views and plenty of dining stops along the way. You can bring your own machine for a very reasonable registration fee, or rent one of theirs for a little bit more.
Some perks of the lounge include their great dining locations, which include Spring Creek BBQ, a fabulous restaurant that offers great food, sound trail information, and even better company. Also, on Saturdays at noon you can watch the popular ice races at Greenville Junction. If you want to venture into Downtown Greenville, you can stop by some of their unique restaurants, including Black Frog (no, they don’t serve what you think), a great stop for munchies and appetizers, Rod n Reel, one of the lodge’s favorite locations, which serves lunch and dinner, and Auntie M’s, a breakfast and lunch destination. They advise that you should plan to reserve your trip mid week to avoid a large number of sledders, crowded conditions, and less-groomed trails. But no matter when you come, you’re guaranteed to have a great time! Read the rest of this entry »