Want to experience the wonderful beauty of the Colorado outdoors in winter? There are so many different ways to take in the state’s stunning sights. When people travel to Colorado, a lot of them come to ski down mountains. If that isn’t your cup of tea, try snowmobiling! It’s a terrific way to get fresh air without having to put your athleticism to the tests posed by skiing and snowboarding. The thrill of a high-speed ride with bewitching alpine scenery is why people love to snowmobile. Check out our top snowmobile trails in Colorado.

Where to Snowmobile in Colorado

1. Grand Lake

   The “Snowmobiling Capital of Colorado,” Grand Lake boasts of some of the top snowmobile trails in Colorado. With more trails than anywhere else in the state, snowmobile enthusiasts can ride in the Arapaho Forest or any of the 300 miles of trails. Coming here is like riding into a movie—town streets are intentionally left snow-packed so that snowmobilers can use their snowmobiles as transportation as they dine and shop.

2. Kremmling

   At the joining of Muddy Creek, the Colorado River, and the Blue River lies Kremmling. This town takes pride in its year-round adventures. The Green Mountain area offers 300 miles of snowmobile trails, half of which are groomed. With so many different locations to choose from, you’re sure to find an area that meets your needs.

3. Sunlight to Powderhorn

   From Sunlight Ski Area to Powderhorn Ski Area, there are 120 miles that boast perfect snow for your adventures. This area is an endless playground for snowmobilers. There are multiple access points (like in Glenwood Springs) and snowmobile-friendly lodges (like the Grand Mesa Lodge) along the way to warm you up. With guide services available if you need it them, you have the option to let loose on the powdery meadows or take it slow.

4. Kebler Pass

   A wonderful place to glide through the trails quickly, or to meander slowly and set your sights on the tremendous mountains, Kebler Pass has plenty of snowmobiling trails. In the Gunnison and Crested Butte area, lots of winter sports enthusiasts use the groomed trails for skiing as well, so watch out as you zoom along. Gunnison County Sno Trackers give out excellent information about trails and closures on their trails page—make sure to check in with them before you head out.

5. Rabbit Ears Pass

   Located right next to Steamboat Springs, Rabbit Ears Pass is a great place to start your snowmobiling adventures. Steamboat Snowmobile Tours gives you a ride through the most majestic of areas and trails lined with beautiful pines and majestic views. The area has more than 200 miles of groomed trails, providing you constant fun and stunning sights.