Snowmobile Holidays: Where adventure and freedom are still limitless

Greenland
Of course, if you like it icy, you can consider a trip to Greenland. Greenland brings to mind ice, walruses, polar bears, whales in the Arctic Ocean, icebergs and, above all, adventurous excursions. With an area of over 2 million km2, it is one of the largest countries in the world and three times larger than France, but there are just 55,000 inhabitants living on the island. The largest island in the world was once a Danish colony, but since 2009 it has been strongly self-governing. There are no roads between the individual towns. Therefore, to get to the next town, you have to get comfortable by boat, plane, dog sled or snowmobile. The huge country is made for outdoor adventures, even if tourists first think of whaling, icebergs, fjords or the midnight sun when they think of Greenland. The snowmobile is to Greenland what a car or bicycle is to Europe. If you have to go to work or go hunting, you hop on a snowmobile and off you go. This is nothing special. Nevertheless, only a few tour operators can be found; the destination seems too exotic or too icy and remote.

USA
Of course, when it comes to snowmobile vacations, a look across the pond must be dared and done. The USA has numerous snowmobile hotspots to offer, which are marketed for tourism or which have a well-developed and maintained trail network due to the local clubs. It can happen that such a community counts 4000 members. So you are not riding in a small group through a completely deserted snow desert, but on an adventure trail that is maintained by the local people. Beautiful lodges provide a comfortable stay and great food. For example, Togwotee Mountain Lodge in Moran, in the state of Wyoming, is one such address, sometimes offering snowmobile tours and rentals. The Bridger-Teton National Forest, between Yellowstone National Park to the north and Grand Teton National Park to the south, offers 600 miles of great trails. Therefore, as one of the many destinations that are frequently mentioned, Yellowstone National Park will certainly be on the list. Here tours are offered and here you afford to race with the bison. Everything in the north of America, be it Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, South Dakota with the famous Black Hills (Sioux Indians) or North Dakota are territories for winter sports, snow and snowmobiling. Idaho is reported to have over 11,000 km of groomed trails waiting for snowmobile adventurers. Typical of America, the choice here is simply too great. The state of Maine boasts thousands of miles of interconnected trail network, West Yellowstone, Priest Lake in Idaho, Vail in Colorado, Eagle River in Wisconsin, which calls itself the snowmobile capital of the world, and rather an exception Chugach State Park in Alaska are some of these good addresses when it comes to unique snowmobile vacations.

As you can see, if you go far away, you will quickly find what you are looking for and experience real snowmobile vacations and adventures, but this also requires freedom and size, which you won't find anywhere in small Europe. You have to search a bit and the organization costs time, but you will find destinations that are more than worth the trip. Snowmobilers want to have fun, experience nature and freedom and the more the better.