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Illinois
has nearly 2,500 miles of trails, the majority of which are provided by
local Illinois clubs and cross privately owned land. There are also public
snowmobiling areas that are located on state an county-owned land throughout
the northern half of Illinois that offer a variety of scenic opportunities. For a quick weekend
getaway, check out the Illinois trails!
Trails themselves are created through the efforts of local Illinois snowmobile clubs, the Illinois Department of Natural Resources, local municipalities, supporting business and the many landowners throughout the state of Illinois who are generous enough to give snowmobilers access to their land. Many local snowmobile clubs and county snowmobile associations provide maps of trails in their area, helping to ensure your safe and enjoyable passage within their region. Be certain to obtain a map of the area prior to venturing out on your next excursion and stay on the marked trails--the future of our trails depends on us respecting the private property owners who have opened their lands for our use.
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How to Obtain an Illinois Trail Map? The easiest way to get an Illinois trail map is to join a local snowmobile club! Trail Maps are one of the many great benefits that belonging to a club brings. Click here for information on the many Illinois Snowmobile Clubs. Click Here for information on how to obtain Area Trail Maps. |
![]() Know Your Hand Signals Snowmobile Trail Signs Basic Snowmobile Safety Code Snowmobilers' Code of Ethics Summary of Illinois Snowmobiling Law |
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