There is no shortage of outdoor winter fun to be had in the Minnesota whether it's downhill skiing, ice skating, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, sledding, ice fishing or racing through the snow ...

For non-residents who want to ride their sled in Minnesota, a state snowmobile state trail sticker must be purchased and affixed to the machine. They cost $51 and are valid from Nov. 1 through ...

Cartographers in the Parks and Trails Division have recently upgraded nearly all of the maps for Minnesota state parks, ... State trail and snowmobile trail maps will be available in about a month.

Dec. 17—As snowmobile riders prepare for the upcoming riding season, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources reminds riders of important dates, safety tips and registration requirements.

Snowmobiling is extremely popular in Minnesota, and the numbers prove it. The state boasts approximately 22,000 miles of dedicated snowmobile trails, two major snowmobile manufacturers (Polaris ...

Minnesota’s record month of February snow is a boon to winter sports enthusiasts. With more than 18 inches of snow covering two-thirds of the state, there’s still time for people to reg… ...

Despite the recent snowfall throughout much of Minnesota, snowmobile trails are not yet ready for riding, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.

Minnesota DNR tail groomers pack and groom snow on the North Shore Trail. The DNR is asking riders to be patient until more snow falls and snowmobile trail water crossings have enough ice to ...

State trails and snowmobile program consultant Paul Purman said in a release that Minnesota's 23,000-mile trail system needs two things before it's ready for prime time: More snow on the ground ...

MINNESOTA (Valley News Live) - The opening date for Minnesota’s snowmobile trails is December 1, but the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) says most of the state’s trails need ...

By law, Minnesota's snowmobile trails opened on Dec. 1, but the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says most of the state's trails need more snow before they can be groomed for use.