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Snowmobiling in Massachusetts gets support for many clubs and services

Massachusetts > State > Winter Activities > Snowmobiling
Snowmobiling is the hard-core winter snow sport, requiring sophisticated equipment and extensive trails. Massachusetts and other New England states have many snowmobiling clubs that maintain trails and welcome newcomers.

Enjoy these Snowmobiling experience stories at Explore New England.
Mount Greylock in Northern Berkshires-credit-MOTT
Mount Greylock State Reservation

Rockwell Road Lanesborough, MA Phone: 413-499-4262

Good for hiking, camping, scenic drives, and viewing wildlife.

There are multiple snowmobile trails available for use in appropriately snowy conditions on majestic Mount Greylock. Bundle up, and relax afterward in the warmth of Bascom Lodge. See full description of Mount Greylock State Reservation.
Mount Grace State Forest

78 Warwick Road Warwick, MA, 01378 Phone: 978 544-3939

Snowmobiling is allowed at this state forest.
Jug End State Reservation

Jug End Road Egremont, MA, 01258 Phone: 413-528-0330

Snowmobiling is allowed at this rustic property. See full description of Jug End State Reservation
Beartown State Forest

69 Bluehill Road Monterey, MA, 01245 Phone: 413-528-0904

Good for non-motorized boating, walking & hiking, camping, snowmobiling; fishing; leashed pets allowed

Snowmobiling at Beartown State Forest is permitted, provided there's just been a Nor'easter storm; 4 inches of hard-packed snow is required for this activity. Glide through the glistening snow and take in nature's beauty!
See Beartown State Forest for full description of this park.
Leominster State Forest

90 Fitchburg Road / Route 31 Leominster, MA Phone: 508-874-2303

Forested property with 2 ponds, swimming, fishing, paddling, skiing & snowmobiling. No camping

Winter recreation includes snowmobiling, only on unpaved roads and the multi-use trails. Trail map.
See full description of Leominster State Forest.
Kenneth Dubuque Memorial State Forest

Route 8A Hawley, MA, 01339 Phone: 413-339-5504

This 7,882-acre forest allows offers snowmobiling on 35 miles of trails, if snow conditions allow. Interior roads are in bad shape. All trash must be carried out. Parking is at King Corner garage on Route 8A. Alcoholic beverages are not allowed.
Middlesex Falls Reservation

Woodland Road Winchester, MA Phone: 781-322-2851 or

Natural refuge set on over 2,000 acres. Visitors here can enjoy biking, hiking and cross-country ski trails. Canoeing, fishing, and swimming areas are offered, as well as a visitor's center with historic information.
Douglas State Forest

107 Wallum Lake Road Douglas, MA Phone: 508-476-7872

Popular state forest on lake with many activities: water sports; horseback riding; hiking trails

Snowmobiling is allowed on this 6,000-acre forest.
See full description of Douglas State Forest.
Hopkinton State Park

164 Cedar Street Hopkinton, MA, 01748 Phone: 508-435-4303

Located on a reservoir; activities include water sports, hiking, picnicking, skiing and snowmobiling. Boat ramp

Hopkinton State Park on the Hopkinton Reservoir has many multi-use trails. Trail system is for all users. Snowmobiles are allowed when snow cover is at least four inches deep.
Trail map.
See full description of Hopkinton State Park.