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       The Sault Ste. Marie Snowmobile Association (SSMSA) grooms 65 miles of trails in, and around, the city of Sault Ste. Marie. Our trails go through Brimley and Raco to the west, and Kinross to the south. They will connect you to Strongs, Pickford, Cedarville, and St. Ignace. Snowmobile the entire Eastern Upper Peninsula of Michigan from the Sault on a groomed trail.

 

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We operate 3 different trail groomers and our trails are groomed 7 days a week during the main riding season. We have a large group of volunteer groomer operators that give their time and take pride in doing a good job so that you have smooth trails to enjoy your favorite winter recreation.

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Downtown Trail

     Snowmobile within the city limits! The downtown trail takes you to lodging establishments and restaurants along the I-75 Business Spur. This city trail provides easy access to trails to the west via a unique 12'x12' tunnel running underneath the I-75 expressway! You can travel by sled directly from your hotel to gas or food and then continue on your trip outside the city on a groomed trail. A parking lot in the downtown Sault Ste. Marie, located across from the fire station, is available for use as a staging area.
     The city of Sault Ste. Marie and surrounding area has all the amenities a snowmobiler could ask for. There are plenty of restaurants and lodging establishments in the area. Local snowmobile dealers are happy to help you with your snowmobile needs and accessories, and there are several repair shops that can provide service for those in need. There are many places along the trail system to buy gas, as well as many good restaurants along the way. Most gas stations in the surrounding area carry such items as spark plugs and dealer brand oil. 

The SSMSA is a partner with and member of the Michigan Snowmobile Association.  We support their mission to develop a common appreciation, understanding, and knowledge of our favorite winter time family recreation.