VT Snowmobile Vacations
Vermont Snowmobiling Trails Lodging & VAST Information
Snowmobiling is a popular Vermont winter sport – and it’s growing! The Vermont winter brings a unique opportunity to view some of nature’s awesome beauty. The snowmobiling enthusiast will love Vermont, for here the snowmobiler can enjoy breath-taking vistas, clean country air, superb accommodations, groomed VAST snowmobile trails, and an outstanding dining variety of casual and fine dining options. Vermont’s more than 4,700 miles of groomed snowmobile trails make it the ideal choice for your New England Snowmobile adventure.
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Vermont Snowmobile Vacations
The Wildflower Inn, 2059 Darling Hill Road, Lyndonville, VT 05851 | 802-626-8310
Trailside Lodging in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont. Your next great adventure awaits at The Wildflower. A four-season destination property for the best in outdoor recreation and Vermont experiences. With our 25-room Inn, full-service restaurant, pub, Village Sport bike shop (with rentals) and KCE guide company right on the property, you will have everything you need to make the most of your Vermont visit.
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Vermont snowmobile trails are groomed by local snowmobile clubs and members of the Vermont Association of Snow Travelers (VAST). VAST is the non-profit association that maintains Vermont’s trail network with more than 112 groomers working statewide.
If you are new to snowmobiling in Vermont be sure to read the information below about Vermont Snowmobile Rules, Permits, Laws and VAST Trail Types, and the VAST Trail System. A TMA or Trail Pass is required to ride on VAST Snowmobile Trails in Vermont. Snowmobiler-friendly lodging is available in every region of Vermont. Please ride responsibly and respect the environment and landowners and thank you for mentioning VTLiving.com to our recommended businesses.
Within Vermont, there are more than 4,700 miles of corridor trails and 1,500 miles of secondary trails. 80% of VAST trails are on private land – so be sure to stay on designated trails. Play in Vermont – visit all Vermont Sports sections.
VT VAST Trail Types
There are two types of snowmobile trails – Corridor Trails and Secondary Trails.
Snowmobile Corridor Trails
Corridor Trails extend the entire length and width of the state of Vermont. These trails provide a wide range of snowmobile rides, from short loops to extended trips of over 100 miles per day. These trails are maintained by local snowmobile clubs with financial aid from VAST and are designated with GREEN tags.
Secondary Trails
Secondary Trails are designated as local club and feeder trails between the corridor trails. The secondary trails are generally for local use and have variable trails widths ranging from 4 to 8 feet and variable grooming conditions. These trails are designated with ORANGE signs.
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