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In a recreation season that is seemingly too short, every Midwest rider wants to explore the areas boasting the earliest rideable snow that literally sticks around late into the season. Whether you prefer the trail, or the backcountry, here are some of our all-time favorite ride destinations.

MICHIGAN’S KEWEENAW

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Explore more scenic vistas and picturesque trails as you ride along the coast of Lake Superior and atop ancient mountain ridges. On average the Keweenaw receives over 270 inches of snow annually. From meticulously maintained trails to adrenaline-packed experiences through the pines and along Lake Superior shoreline, there’s no shortage of sledding adventures. With over 230 miles of snowmobile trails and award-winning restaurants and lodging along the way, the Keweenaw is a snowmobiler’s dream destination!

MINNESOTA’S NORTH SHORE

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Along this rugged stretch of shoreline reaching to the farthest ends of the state you’ll find 146-miles of quintessential Minnesota snowmobile experience. The C.J. Ramstad North Shore Trail defines snowmobiling in this state. Here, the snow comes early, stays late and is greeted by some of the most picturesque beauty found anywhere in the snowbelt.