Snowmobiling in Maine's Majestic JoMary/Katahdin Region
Maine's finest snowmobile trails!
The JoMary Riders Snowmobile Club maintains over 100 miles of wilderness snowmobile trails with our three commercial-grade diesel powered groomers. Our trail maintenance staff has been recognized by the Maine Snowmobile Association as being "Trail Groomers of the Year."
The Club is located on South Twin Lake, eight miles outside Millinocket, Maine, and at the edge of the KI/JoMary multiple use forest that spans the high country known as Maine's famous 100 Mile Wilderness. The region lies between Mount Katahdin to the north, Moosehead Lake to the west, Sebec Lake to the south and the Penobscot River to the east.
From the parking lot on South Twin Lake one can ride for hundreds of miles through spectacular forests and over mountains without ever passing through populated areas. Nearly all the region's snowmobile trails are on level, wide, gravel roadbeds used by Maine's logging industry. These landowners thankfully allow use of their unplowed roads during the winter months for both our groomed trails and hundreds of miles of "off-trail" riding.
Along the way there are dozens of scenic spots, moose watching opportunities, and off-trail challenges such as riding to the top of Ragged Mountain.
Some of our fantastic groomed trail riding includes:
The Katahdin Loop Trail - the Club is directly on the "Loop" which offers a highly scenic ride around the North and South Twin Lakes, Pemadumcook Lake, Millinocket Lake and Elbow Lake. The trail passes by the town of Millinocket, as well as many ponds, streams, ridge tops and scenic views of Mt Katahdin.
The Pemadumcook Parkway - a fast and scenic alternate route from South Twin to ITS86, Abol Bridge and Kokadjo.
The B Pond Trail - running deep into the 100 Mile Wilderness, and connecting to trails leading to Kokadjo, the historic Katahdin Ironworks and the 110 Connector between Greenville (via Gulf Hagas and the B-52 Crash site) and Brownville. There is even has a side trail to scenic Gauntlet Falls.
JoMary Riders Snowmobile Club's trail system links to several other groomed trail systems to provide riders with an endless variety of routes. Our trails link directly to these destinations: Millinocket; Kokadjo; Ragged Lake; Rockwood; Northeast Carry; Pittston Farm; Greenville; Jackman; Brownville; Schoodic Lake; Abol Bridge; Shin Pond; Chesuncook Village; Baxter State Park; Katahdin Ironworks; Gulf Hagas; and Nahmakanta
Join Us
We welcome you to enjoy our trails, and hope you will join the JoMary Riders Snowmobile Club.
Support Snowmobiling and Fight with Us
We love to snowmobile and are willing to work hard to provide the best riding opportunities possible. But that takes major support from our landowners, our Legislature, and our business community.
Our Club must be heard. The Maine Snowmobile Association (MSA) must be heard. And you must be heard. That's where you come in. Every snowmobiler must make an ongoing effort to be heard - Not just by supporting a club or the MSA. The most effective way to protect your interests is for you to show up at Legislative hearings and industry meetings, writing to your Legislators, and writing to your newspapers.
Well today made it official, all 4 of the BR’s are back together and ready to go. Now if Mother Nature would just cooperate and give us some of the frozen rain not the liquid stuff we would definitely be in business. Show us your “Snow Dance”.
Saturday night (March 13) we groomed the 111 and Greenleaf/Gauntlet trial to B Pond last night (excellent) and we also did the 109 (good) and Black Pond trail (excellent).
WARNING: where the Parkway Trail goes out onto the ice across from the White House Landing (which is closed), the ice was broken by the groomer. BE CAREFUL!
NOTE: The downtown trail is now the 111 trail all the way to the intersection with ITS 85/86 by the Northern Timber Cruisers Club House.
Donate to our Trail Fund and Help Keep JoMary Trails the Best in Maine
Did you enjoy riding the Jo Mary Riders trails? Please help us with our grooming and maintenance costs. Click this button to donate any amount you wish using your credit cards.
Thank You!
Thin Ice?
If you don't have insurance, you're riding on thin ice!
A snowmobile accident costs an average of $2,300. But for around 39¢ per day, you can protect yourself with Allstate. Call Stephen Wilde today
(207) 990-5008 swilde@allstate.com
Tuesday night, 2/16, we groomed:
