Grand Lake. A natural beauty nestled at the entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park. Glaciers along the Continental Divide formed the largest natural lake in Colorado we now call home. Established in 1881, snowmobiles weren’t commercially produced until the 1950’s - so how did we get named the “Snowmobiling Capital of Colorado”?

During peak season when the snow is at its highest and the temps are at their lowest, you can ride straight from the highest peaks in the forest all the way in to downtown Grand Lake. Toss the car keys into the snow drifts, you won’t need them here!

125 square miles of backcountry terrain and trails all waiting to be explored! Over 300 miles of trails take you from lakes, to towns, to mountain tops and national parks. Don’t worry, we have maps and signs to help you navigate the whole thing!

Every night, we groom nearly 80 miles of trail our system so you don’t have to spend your ride on trails destroyed over multiple days and weeks of traffic. Wake up each day to beautiful, fresh groomer tracks to get you, your suspension and your shoulders where you want to ride, faster.

It’s no surprise the Snowmobiling Capital of Colorado gets snow. At 8,400 ft in downtown Grand Lake, you can expect about 140” inches of snow each year. However, the riding is in our backcountry, where you can see over 300” of accumulated snowfall each year at 10,000+ feet.

Yes! Kids of all ages can ride on a snowmobile with an adult. The trails are smooth and a snowmobile from On the Trail Rentals comes with a passenger seat and grips. Just be prepared for snow angels. Snowball fights. Snow castles. More snow angels. And probably more snow angels.