Snowmobile Vermont
Caledonia County
Caledonia County, located in northeastern Vermont, is one of the gateways to the Northeast Kingdom. It offers over 500 miles of groomed corridor and secondary trails. You'll experience countryside views while riding through farms and woodlands, with breathtaking views at varying elevations. Some trails pass through Groton State Forest, where you'll ride along historic railbeds and through Steam Mill Brook, a wildlife management area. Charming villages like St. Johnsbury, Danville, and Peacham have lodging, restaurants, and locations to fuel up. Whether you're seeking a short ride or an extended stay, snowmobiling in Caledonia County delivers an unforgettable experience, blending excitement with natural beauty.
REGION HIGHLIGHTS
The Winter Wiener
The Winter Wiener in Walden is a hot dog stand on VAST Trail 152 between CA 110 and CA 139. It offers a variety of hot dogs and snacks. It is a popular stop for riders, providing a satisfying meal and a spot to warm up by the fire.
Lamoille Valley Rail Trail
The Lamoille Valley Rail Trail (LVRT) is a 93-mile, multi-use recreational trail stretching across northern Vermont along the former St. Johnsbury & Lamoille County Railroad. As the longest rail trail in New England, it runs from St. Johnsbury to Swanton, passing through scenic towns, forests, farmland, and river valleys. In winter, the LVRT is a popular snowmobiling route, connecting to Vermont’s extensive VAST (Vermont Association of Snow Travelers) trail system.
Coles Pond
The Top of the Mountain Farm Stand is in Walden, off Coles Pond Road. You can stop by for a bowl of hot soup and/or a sandwich before making your way up Standard Mountain Lookout from Trail CA 69.
(There may be limited food availability, so a moderate wait may be possible at the farm stand.)
MAPS
Some snowmobile clubs produce maps for their specific region. The Vermont Association of Snow Travelers has a great digital map of the entire Vermont region. For more information, visit www.vtvast.org.
CLUBS & TRAILS
Caledonia County
Bayley Hazen Road Snowmobile Club
368 Thaddeus Stevens Road
Peacham, VT 05862
802 592-3155
Buckaroos of 302
PO Box 171
Groton, VT 05046
Caledonia County Snowmobile Trail Club
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont
Coles Pond Sledders
260 Greaves Road
Hardwick, VT 05843
802 563-2076
Danville S – Ski-Mos SC
757 Channel Drive
West Danville, VT 05828-9667
802 917-2044
www.facebook.com/DanvilleSSkiMos#
Drift Skippers of Burke
www.facebook.com/burkedriftskippers
burkedriftskippers@gmail.com
Lyndon Snow Cruisers
P.O. Box 1235
Lyndonville, VT 05851
802 754-9385
www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063579221303
Newark E-Z Riders
82 Black Fly Blvd
West Burke, VT 05871
802 467-3436
www.newarkezriders.com/about.html
St. Johnsbury Sno-Blazers
394 High St
St. Johnsbury, VT 05819
802 748-3833
https://vtvast.org/st-johnsbury-sno-blazers.html
Snowflake Ridge Runners
PO Box 1243
Hardwick, VT 05843
802 279-3765
Waterford Ridge Runners
6962 VT Rt. 18
Waterford, VT 05819
802 535-5848
Winter Wanderers
4848 South Wheelock Rd.
Wheelock, VT 05851
802 626-8133
TRAIL CONDITIONS & REPORTS
LODGING INFORMATION
Exploring the snowmobile trails of Caledonia County is a thrilling adventure, and finding suitable lodging can enhance your overall experience by providing comfort, convenience, and access to the beautiful winter landscapes that Vermont offers.
When it comes to lodging options, Caledonia County offers a variety of accommodations to suit different preferences and budgets. For information on types of lodging see selections below.
Feel free to
contact GONE Snowmobiling for more information.
Tip #1: When planning your snowmobile lodging in Caledonia County, consider the location and proximity to snowmobile trails. A few near significant trail systems allow easy access to groomed trails.
Tip #2: Contact specific lodging establishments directly or visit their websites for the most accurate and up-to-date availability, amenities, and pricing information.
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