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Coburn Mountain is known as the “Peak of Maine Snowmobiling” as it is the highest groomed snowmobile trail in Maine. A bucket-list item to many, the Coburn Mountain trail offers guided snowmobile tours tailored to your riding skill level and the trail conditions.

§13102 – License not required. An operator's license is not required for the operation of a snowmobile.

Some states have speed limits for snowmobiling — New Hampshire's is 45 mph — but Maine does not. Maine game wardens say the laws in place are adequate to keep unsafe riders in check and riders say Maine's trails are safe.

Maine has the most terrain and snowmobile trails in the Northeast! The scenery as your ride through Maine is exceptional–one of the most beautiful places to snowmobile in on the East Coast, and the country! You can even ride from Maine to Canada or New Hampshire.

Maine law has been amended to require registration in this state by nonresident snowmobile owners. Children must be 10 years of age or older to operate a snowmobile, unaccompanied by an adult, on land other than that owned by their parent or guardian and must be 14 years of age before crossing public ways.

Maine Snowmobile Law. REGISTRATION: The Maine snowmobile trail system operates on a sled registration system. There is no trail pass required, but all Maine residents and non-residents must register their sleds in Maine to ride in Maine.

Children must be 10 years of age or older to operate a snowmobile on property other than that owned by their parent unless accompanied by an adult. Children must be 14 years of age before crossing public ways. Children under the age of 18 must wear a helmet when operating or riding as a passenger on a snowmobile.

If there is a change of ownership of a snowmobile for which a registration has previously been issued, the new owner shall apply for a new registration, shall set forth the original number in the application, and shall pay the regular fee for the particular snowmobile involved.