1. Grand Teton National Park Snowmobiling (57 kb) snowmobiling regulations, suggestions, and routes. Saddleand Pack Stock (48 kb) Regulations, loading/unloading areas, and suggestions. http://www.nps.gov/grte/pubs/pubs.htm

Free Publications Park Net Home You will need to use Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 to view these brochures. Accessibility (81 kb) Backcountry Camping (540 kb) Etiquette, regulations, permits, and trip planning Bicycling (95 kb) Biking and mountain biking regulations Bird-Finding Guide (88 kb) A checklist and suggested viewing locations Boating (54 kb) Permits, regulations, and safety suggestions Concessions Common Plants (50 kb) A checklist of plants and a listing of flowering times Cross-Country Skiing and Snowshoeing (145 kb) Winter travel suggestions and common routes Day Hikes (68 kb) Abbreviated trail descriptions and mileages Elk Ecology and Management (50 kb) The natural history of elk in Jackson Hole Employment Information (27 kb) Fishing Fishing regulations, seasons, and limits

2. Snowmobiling: Minnesota DNR Minnesota state snowmobile trails, trail contacts, rules and regulations, maps, current snowmobile Category Recreation Outdoors United States Minnesota...... MN DNR Home Outdoor activities Snowmobiling. Regulations permits. Cover of20022003 Minnesota snowmobiling regulations handbook.jpg Snowmobile regulations; http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/snowmobiling/

Shortcuts: Lake Finder Rec. Compass Curr. Conditions Hunting Fishing State Parks Site Map Contact the DNR What's New? Newsroom ... Outdoor activities Snowmobiling Snowmobile regulations Snowmobilers' code of ethics Registration Snowmobile registration fees Studded track laws Minnesota's metal traction device (stud) law. Paved trail information Permits Metal traction device permit State trail permit (for snowmobiles not registered in MN) Safety Snowmobile safety training Note: A snowmobile safety training certificate will be required after 10/1/2002 for anyone born after 12/31/76.) Ice safety Trails State Trails State Forests State Parks (Contact the DNR Information Center for printed versions of snowmobile trail maps.) There are no current releases. More DNR News Releases DNR Hot Topics Back to top Main Categories: Outdoor Activities Regulations, Licenses, Permits Natural Resources About the DNR ... Public Input Web site policies: Accessibility Linking Privacy Outdoor activities Fishing Hunting Nature viewing Recreational geology ... Skiing Snowmobiling State forests State parks State trails Water recreation ... southwest Click a region of the map to see cross country skiing and snowmobile trail conditions for that area.

3. Kootenai County Sheriff's Department Recreation Enforcement wind, old and new snow, temperatures and settlement. snowmobiling regulations. A snowmobile license is required by law. http://www.co.kootenai.id.us/departments/sheriff/recenforcement.asp

Kootenai County, Idaho Tel: (208) 446-1000 Email: kcinfo@kcgov.us Home Department Index Sheriff Home Hot Tips ... Contact Us Sheriff's Department Recreation Enforcement The KCSD Recreation Enforcement Section, formally known as the "MARINE DIVISION" is responsible for the safety of all recreation participants. Our current programs include Boating Safety, Off-Road Motor Vehicles, Dive Rescue and Snowmobile Patrol. With the end of the 2000 boating season, it is important that each of you ensure that your boating safety equipment is in proper working condition. We suggest that you complete a thorough review and check of not only your boat but your trailer and towing vehicle. As the snow begins to fall and temperatures drop, we must all remember winter safety and to take the necessary precautions before going into the cold. Here's a few tips to remember for cold water survival: Proper preparation is essential when boating on cold water. Make sure your boat and equipment are in first class condition. Check the weather forecast before planning your trip. If boating on a river, make sure the water is at a safe level.

4. City Of Plymouth, Minnesota snowmobiling regulations, Snowmobiling If you plan to police@ci.plymouth.mn.us.Public Safety Regulations snowmobiling regulations. http://www2.ci.plymouth.mn.us/pls/cop/url/folder/PUBLIC_SAFETY/REGULATIONS/PS_SN

Public Safety Alarm Permits Animals Child Safety ... Tours Search Advanced Search Snowmobiling Regulations Snowmobiling If you plan to snowmobile in Plymouth, you should be aware of Plymouth's snowmobile regulations. The regulations specify where and when you may snowmobile. Snowmobiling is limited to the hours of 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. In general, you may not snowmobile on public lands and public rights-of-way such as streets, ditches and sidewalks unless they have been designated a snowmobile trail. Snowmobiling is also prohibited on private land unless you have written consent from the owner or occupant and any owner or occupant within 100 feet of the area. Snowmobiles may be used on frozen lakes if access is legally obtained. On Parkers and Schmidt Lakes, snowmobiles must stay at least fifty feet away from ice skating rinks or structures on the shoreline. Click here for snowmobile regulations. Click here for snowmobile trail map. City Ordinance Section 1325 - Snowmobile Regulations Snowmobile Petition Contact Information Plymouth Police Department 3400 Plymouth Blvd.

5. Snowmobile Laws And Regulations - Northern Maine Recreation - Maine's Snowmobile For information on Wisconsin snowmobiling regulations http// www. dnr. http://www.mainerec.com/snowlaw1.html

6. Tourism And Parks NB - About New Brunwsick Brunswick! Frequently Asked Questions; General Travel Information;snowmobiling regulations; Fishing and Hunting Fees and Regulations; http://www.tourismnbcanada.com/web/english/about_nb/default.asp

From whale-watching to walking on the ocean floor, from culture to cuisine, you've seen why you should visit New Brunswick and now you want to know where, when and how! You've got questions on everything from climates to exchange rates. So check out the links below to find out all about New Brunswick! Frequently Asked Questions General Travel Information Snowmobiling Regulations Fishing and Hunting Fees and Regulations ... Travel Trade Travel Media Français TourismNewBrunswick.ca Tourism and Parks New Brunswick

7. SNOWMOBILE LINKS LINKS CHECK THEM OUT. snowmobile snowmobiling Wisconsin Snowmobiling Information.Cover of 2002-2003 Minnesota snowmobiling regulations handbook.jpg. http://www.niasc.org/LINKS.htm

8. Northwest Trails Association - Safety each month at the Medina Entertainment Center. PLEASE STAY ON THE TRAILSOR WE WILL LOSE THEM! Minnesota snowmobiling regulations. http://nwtrails.net/safety.htm

SAFETY Be a safe rider. Please follow the 10 Commandments of Snowmobiling. They may save your life. 10 Commandments of Snowmobiling 1. Do not exceed 50 MPH on any trail, lake or public lands. 2. Do not drink alcohol and operate a snowmobile. 3. Do not ride on highways or road shoulder (stay in the ditch or outside banks). 4. Run in the right side ditch after dark. 5. Stay out of the median of a divided highway. 6. Come to a complete stop before crossing a road. 7. Cross roadways at a 90 degree angle. 8. Display license numbers and decals as required. 9. Obtain a safety certificate if you are a youthful operator. 10. Obey local laws for where/when you ride. Youth Operators After October 1, 2002, all residents of Minnesota born after Dec. 31, 1976, must have a snowmobile safety certificate to operate a snowmobile anywhere in Minnesota. To obtain a safety certificate, young riders must attend a snowmobile safety course.

9. Bush Backs Ban On Snowmobiles In 2 Wyo. Parks In choosing to go along with the Clinton administration's snowmobiling regulations,the White House and Interior Department officials opted for an approach http://www.voteenvironment.org/statenews/WY042401.htm

The Washington Post www.washingtonpost.com Bush Backs Ban On Snowmobiles In 2 Wyo. Parks GOP Seeks Future 'Limited' Use By Eric Pianin Tuesday, April 24, 2001 The Bush administration gave the go-ahead yesterday to a Clinton administration ban on recreational snowmobiling in Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks in the latest move by the White House to shore up the president's environmental credentials. But the White House said it still hoped an agreement would eventually be reached to allow "limited recreational use" of snowmobiles in the two Wyoming parks. The snowmobile ban, issued in January on the day former president Bill Clinton left office, followed years of controversy over snowmobiling in the parks that pitted environmentalists concerned about air pollution and noise against snowmobile manufacturers, sportsmen and nearby communities that benefit from winter tourism. Within hours of his inauguration, President Bush put a hold on the snowmobiling rule as part of a wider review of about 175 regulations issued by the Clinton administration. Yesterday, the Interior Department announced that it would not stand in the way of the new regulation that would ban snowmobiles in Yellowstone and Grand Teton by the winter of 2003-2004.

10. The Municipality Of Enontekiö - General Information possible to snowmobile across the Swedish and Norwegian borders, but before crossingthe border it is necessary to find out the snowmobiling regulations of the http://www.enontekio.fi/english/travel/snowmobile.html

Snowmobiling Snowmobilers on a break (Photo: Teppo Loikkanen) Snowmobile permits and further information: Metsähallitus/ Fell Lapland Nature Centre Tel. +358-205-64 7950, Fax +358-205-64 7951, e-mail: tunturi-lappi@metsa.fi Tel. +358-16-556 211, +358-16-556 215, Fax +358-16-556 229, e-mail: matkailu.info@enontekio.fi

11. Maine Snowmobile Laws Keep It Legal. MSA logo Index Page. Common sense, courtesy and safetyare the basis of snowmobiling regulations in the state of Maine. http://www.mesnow.com/SnowmobileLaws.html

Keep It Legal Index Page Common sense, courtesy and safety are the basis of snowmobiling regulations in the state of Maine. If you know the laws, respect other people's rights and sled safely, you'll have fun, rather than problems. Here's a very brief discussion of Maine snowmobile law as presented in the Maine Snowmobile Law handbook. A full copy is available from the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Snowmobile Law handbook on-line Photo: Moosehead lake, Rockwood, photo by Phil Wetzel REGISTRATION: Residents and all Non-Residents must register their sleds in Maine to ride in Maine. Resident Registration is $30 (one year), commencing from July 1. Non-residents have some options - a 3 consecutive day registration is $40; 10 consecutive days is $55 and a full season will run you $65. (Plus a $2 processing fee) Non-resident registrations note the dates for which they are valid. You can register at numerous agent locations throughout the state - a list of registration agents register on-line WHERE THE MONEY GOES: SALES TAX: Prior to registering a sled, you must have paid sales tax on your sled, unless you are a non-resident. Non residents are exempt from Maine state sales tax on snowmobiles.

12. Parks/Outdoors - Page 2 Of 2 Snomobiling in Wisconsin snowmobiling regulations, registration and accidentstatistics, and safety courses offered. Vacation Packages http://milwaukee.about.com/cs/parksoutdoors/index_2.htm

zfp=-1 About Milwaukee, WI Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Milwaukee, WI with Apply Now Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects Arts/Entertainment Events Home/Living Hotels/Tourism ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Parks/Outdoors Guide picks Previous Snomobiling in Wisconsin Snowmobiling regulations, registration and accident statistics, and safety courses offered. Vacation Packages There's a whole spectrum of vacation choices in Wisconsin. Wehr Nature Center Virtually tour the nature trails, and three garden areas, then learn about Youth in the Parks. Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources News and events, outdoor activites, natural resources, environmental protection info., kid's stuff, and the Natural Resources Magazine. Previous Email this page! Sponsored Links Wisconsin only. Get health insurance quotes, benefits and even apply online. http://www.bluecrosswisconsin.com/

13. New Page 10 57k) snowmobiling regulations, suggestions and route maps for the ContinentalDivide Snowmobile Trail and the Taggart Lake Signal Mountain trail. http://members.tripod.com/colters_hell/brochurepage.htm

Several of Grand Teton National Park's most popular free publications are listed here for download. The brochures are in Portable Document Format (pdf). You will need to use Adobe Acrobat Reader 3.0 or highter or your browser's plug-in program to view the documents. Download The Free New Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 Here, Then Use Your Browsers Back Button To Get Back To Our Site. The following brochures are available: Backcountry Camping Backcountry etiquette, regulations, permits, tips and trip planning Bicycling Bicycling and mountain biking regulations, suggestions and tips Bird-Finding Guide A checklist of the birds that inhabit the park with suggested locations for viewing Boating Boating permits, regulations, and safety suggestions for lakes and rivers Elk Ecology and Management The natural history of elk, their impacts and the need for regulating their population Fishing 1998-99 Fishing regulations, seasons, limits and tackle restrictions Floating the Snake River An overview of floating the Snake River through the park with river mileages, average times of transit, put-in and take-out points, difficulty ratings and important safety suggestions Journey Through the Past: A Geology Tour A short synopsis of the geology of the park Day Hikes A small map with trailhead locations keyed to abbreviated trail descriptions and mileages, covering most popular hikes that can be done in a day or less

14. Sports & Recreation - Things To Do And See - The Window To North Idaho - FYINort For more on Priest Lake area (208) 4433191. snowmobiling regulations and trailmaps are available from US Forest Service offices throughout the region. http://www.fyinorthidaho.com/ThingsToDo/sports.htm

HOME Search this Site SITE MAP What's ... Visit the FYI Store! Now on Sale!! Heart like an Awl™ Pendant "Color the Coeur d'Alenes" Coloring Book Click Here for more information and other North Idaho treasures! ... A Golfer's Paradise! You'll find dozens of beautiful golf courses in North Idaho. Click here to see a list of clubs with details. Get Above it All Get a bird's-eye view of North Idaho on a high-flying tour. Brooks Seaplane Service on Lake Coeur d'Alene has scenic routes that cover North Idaho. Helicopter excursions and private charters are available. Explore lakes, mountain goats and other scenery from a new point of view. Or, parasail and soar 500 feet above the crowds for a spectacular view of Lake Coeur d'Alene and the downtown beaches. It's safe and you won't even get wet, taking off and landing right on the boat. Call Coeur d'Alene Parasail (208) 765-5367 for information. Take a Cool Slide Head for Wild Waters man-made mountain of fun, offering a variety of refreshing activities including waterslides, heated pools, a game arcade and picnic area. A great place for kids of all ages. Located at 2119 N. Gov't Way in Coeur d'Alene. For more information call (208)667-6491. www.wildwaterswaterpark.com

15. Snowmobile New Brunswick, Atlantic Canada, The Maritimes. For complete information about snowmobiling regulations in New Brunswick visitToursm NB Snowmobiling. Add your 'NB link to this page. Email Link Request. http://www.vacations-new-brunswick.com/Destinations/Snowmobiling_New_Brunswick.h

Make Inn Reservations Amsterdam Inns Sussex or Moncton. Free videos; kitchenettes! Make reservations now in this modern, Dutch clean, family style hotel/inn close to attractions and the Bay of Fundy. Updated: NB FACTS Provincial Bird. The black-capped chickadee was proclaimed as the official bird of New Brunswick in August 1983, following a contest conducted by the provincial Federation of Naturalists. A small, tame acrobatic bird,.... more details at: gnb.ca Attractions Activities Snowmobiling New Brunswick Trail Permits The use of New Brunswick Federation of Snowmobile Clubs trails requires a valid trail permit. These permits are available at any snowmobile club, selected motels and gas stations. The trail permits allow snowmobilers on trails of the various clubs. Over 7000 km of trails. Out of province snowmobilers may purchase a daily or seasonal trail permit by contacting N.B.F.S.C. at 506 325-2625. Registration A snowmobile entering New Brunswick must be licensed and registered from the province or state of origin. For complete information about snowmobiling regulations in New Brunswick visit: Toursm NB Snowmobiling Adairs Wilderness Lodge Add your 'NB" link to this page. E-mail

16. Young's Touch - Recreation snowmobiling regulations and trial maps are available from US Forest Service officesthroughout the region or call Silver Country (2080 7522501. Events. http://www.youngstouch.com/winter.htm

home Recreation Idaho Style Weather and Events ~ Back a Page Winter Weather: North Idaho is truly a winter wonderland. Our region receives on average about 50 inches of snow over the winter season (mid November ~ Mid March) and the average daytime temperatures are 31.5°. In the surrounding mountains the snowfall can exceed 12 feet, making our area a premier winter sports destination. Activities: Live A Fantasy Beginning Thanksgiving weekend the Coeur d'Alene Resort turns up the bright lights with it's Fantasy in Lights show. Throughout the holiday season you can experience America's largest floating holiday light show and laser extravaganza. Cruise boats take you on Lake Coeur d'Alene to view animated light displays and holiday scenes along the Coeur d'Alene Resort shoreline. Other events included breakfasts with Santa, Sunday brunches with Dickens Carolers and Mrs. Claus, Santa Cruises for the very young, a downtown Christmas lighting ceremony and lighted parade. Many area businesses offer special promotions during the Fantasy in Lights show making it a truly memorable family holiday experience. Ski or Board Downhill skiers can challenge Idaho's powder snow at Silver Mountain in Kellogg, Lookout Pass Ski Area (the best learning hill in the Northwest) on the Montana-Idaho border, or Schweitzer Mountain Resort above Sandpoint.

17. Williams Broadcasting Inc. SNOWMOBILE LAWS Common sense, courtesy and safety are the basis ofsnowmobiling regulations in the state of Maine. If you know the http://williamsbroadcasting.net/snowrules.asp

Home About Advertise Broadcast ... Racing SNOWMOBILE LAWS Common sense, courtesy and safety are the basis of snowmobiling regulations in the state of Maine. If you know the laws, respect other people's rights and sled safely, you'll have fun, rather than problems. Here's a very brief discussion of Maine snowmobile law as presented in the Maine Snowmobile Law handbook. A full copy is available from the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Snowmobile Law handbook on-line Top REGISTRATION: Residents and all Non-Residents must register their sleds in Maine to ride in Maine. Resident Registration is $30 (one year), commencing from July 1. Non-residents have some options - a 3 consecutive day registration is $40; 10 consecutive days is $55 and a full season will run you $65. (You'll usually get charged an extra buck or two for processing) Non-resident registrations note the dates for which they are valid. You can register at numerous agent locations throughout the state - a list of registration agents register on-line WHERE THE MONEY GOES: SALES TAX: Prior to registering a sled, you must have paid sales tax on your sled, unless you are a non-resident. Non residents are exempt from Maine state sales tax on snowmobiles.

18. Snowmobiling, Michigan Rules And Regulations snowmobiling IN MICHIGAN Rules and regulations Slow Down, Don't Drink and Live to Enjoy Michigan's Winter Wonderland. The State of Michigan, including every available branch of law enforcement, thoroughly enforces all snowmobile laws. http://www.exploringthenorth.com/snorules/regs.html

SNOWMOBILING IN MICHIGAN Rules and Regulations Slow Down, Don't Drink and Live to Enjoy Michigan's Winter Wonderland. The State of Michigan, including every available branch of law enforcement, thoroughly enforces all snowmobile laws. Fines are substantial. A snowmobile is any motor driven vehicle designed primarily for travel on snow or ice utilizing sled type runners or skis, or an endless belt tread or similar means to contact the surface upon which it is operated. REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS A snowmobile shall not be operated by a Michigan resident unless the owner first obtains a certificate of registration and a registration decal. A snowmobile owned by a non-resident, before operation in Michigan, must display a valid registration from their home state or province, or be registered in Michigan. The secretary of state registers snowmobiles for a three year period for a fee of $15.00. The registration cycle begins on October 1 and expires on September 30 of the third year following registration. Any time a registered snowmobile is sold to another person, the registration must also be transferred. The secretary of state must be contacted to transfer the registration of a snowmobile.

19. SLEDMAINE - Your Snowmobile Information Source For Maine Information source for snowmobiling in the State of Maine. Links to clubs, lodging, rentals, and State rules and regulations. http://www.sledmaine.com/

Your information source for Maine! The State of Maine offers many varieties of snowmobiling excitement, from its thousands of miles of trails, forests, and lakes to its many snowmobiling events. Five of the most visited areas include: Baxter State Park, Jackman-Moose River, Moosehead Lake, Rangeley Lakes and Aroostook County. Whatever you are looking for, Maine is for you. Make your source for snowmobiling information SLEDMAINE Click RELOAD to see a different ramdom image. SledMaine Poll (April 10, 2003) Now that snowmobile season is coming to an end, should ATV's be allowed on the trails? No Undecided Yes Poll It v2.0 by CGI World This site is sponsored by: "Ask someone who's been here." Lake View Street GREENVILLE, MAINE FAX (207) 695-2498 PRE-SEASON PRICING IN EFFECT THROUGH APRIL 10TH NO EXCEPTIONS PRICES INCLUDE FREIGHT AND SET UP SALES TAX IS NOT INCLUDED ADDITIONAL MODELS AVAILABLE - CALL FOR PRICING ON SLEDS AND ACCESSORIES. THESE PRICES ARE PRE SEASON ONLY. ALL IN STOCK 2003 MODELS ARE LISTED AT DEALER COST AND IN STOCK ACCESSORIES INCLUDING GORETEX CLOTHING IS ALL 25% OFF.

20. Northern Maine Snowmobiling Links to Maine snowmobile laws, regulations, trails, facts, conditions and safety throughout the state. http://www.mainesports.com/snow

Maine Laws ME Snowmobile Laws Snowmobile Trail Maps Code Of Ethics Special Features Current Trail Conditions Events Calendar Snowmobile Safety Snowmobiling Safety Hand Signals Wind Chill Chart Snowmobile FYI Snowmobiling Facts Great Links MSA Home Page Arctic Cat Home Page Polaris Home Page Ski-Doo Home Page ... Bombardier Museum Select Regions In Right Menu Northern Aroostook "The Crown Of Maine" Central Aroostook "The Hub Of Northern Maine" Southern Aroostook "The Crossroads To Northern Maine" Katahdin Region "Maine's Wideness Jewel" Lakes Region "Maine's Wilderness Playground" The ability to travel most anywhere in the state and enjoy the beauty of Maine's wilderness safely greatly improves ones ability to enjoy the greatest winter sport, snowmobiling. With a yearly average of between 90 to 110 inches of snow annually and 3,000 miles of ITS snowmobile trails and 12,000 miles of local trails this sport has become an important part of this states economy. To those who spend many hours maintaining these trails, we thank you . This site is dedicated to all who enjoy winter, enjoy the outdoors and enjoy the pleasure of snowmobiling. Snowmobile Clubs List Free! ...

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