Area Info
Plan Your Ride
Before heading out on the trails, make sure you have the information you need to ride safely and legally. From registration and trail conditions to statewide resources, these tools help you prepare for a smooth and enjoyable ride.
Registration
All snowmobiles in Maine must be registered and compliant before using the trail system.
MSA
Supports statewide trails, maps, advocacy, and rider resources across Maine.
Visitor Information
Planning a trip to the Caribou area? These resources can help you prepare for your visit and make the most of your time on and off the trails.
Check current conditions and forecasts before heading out.
Find lodging, dining, fuel stops, and local attractions.
Discover local businesses, services, and community resources.
Safety & Emergency Information
Trail access in northern Maine may include remote areas with limited cell service. Riders should plan accordingly and be prepared before heading out on longer rides.
Accident Response
If an accident occurs:
- Ensure your own safety and, if possible, move off the trail to prevent further collisions.
- Call 911 immediately if there are injuries or a serious emergency.
- Clearly communicate your location using trail numbers, intersections, landmarks, or GPS coordinates if available.
- Remain with the injured person until help arrives, unless staying would create additional danger.
- Avoid moving injured riders unless necessary to prevent further harm.
Emergency Contacts
In case of emergency:
- Dial 911 for Police, Fire, or Emergency Medical Services
- Contact the Aroostook County Sheriff’s Office for non-emergency law enforcement matters
- Contact the Maine Warden Service for wildlife or trail-related emergencies
Medical Services
The primary medical facility serving the Caribou area is:
Cary Medical Center
163 Van Buren Road
Caribou, Maine
(207) 498-3111
Riders traveling from outside the region should familiarize themselves with the nearest hospital location before riding, especially when planning longer trail routes.
Ride Prepared
Riders are encouraged to carry a charged cell phone, emergency contact information, and basic safety supplies when traveling on the trail system.
About Us
Maintaining quality trails and connecting riders across Aroostook County.