snowmobiling

Items you might want to consider (and might not have thought of) bringing with you on a snowmobile trip.

We wanted to try an adventure riding from Duluth to Cook, MN with just our sleds and whatever gear we could haul. Would the sleds make it? Would we be able to handle the brutal cold?

If you live in this area, you need to embrace all the seasons. Winter just isn't winter without a good amount of snow.

Alcohol is a factor in over 60% of all fatal accidents in Minnesota, as well as many non-deadly snowmobile accidents. Avoid it and keep these other safety tips in mind.

One of the Duluth's clubs 'The Drift-Toppers' is in need of help. Their 1991 groomer's engine needs a rebuild.

Don't waste time gearing up and heading out. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has an easy way to check snow depth and groomed trail conditions ahead of time, from the warmth of your home.

Spirit Mountain announced on their Facebook page that all races today for Snocross have been cancelled due to poor visibility.

While some areas up North got up to 9 inches of snow, it's important to remember that trails don't open until December 1st.

It's been a banner year for snowmobiling in 2019. A lot of the older crowd of riders are saying this year was like "the good old days."

Despite colder temperatures and some areas in Minnesota receiving several inches of snow, the majority of the state's snowmobile trails won't be ready on December 1.

In the past if you got a DWI in MN, you could still operate off road vehicles without limitations. That is no longer the case.

Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton has proclaimed it Snowmobile Safety Awareness Week. As we get deeper into winter, more and more snowmobiles get out on the trails and while that can be a lot of fun, it can also be dangerous if people aren't riding safely.