Six Day Snowmobile Rental Adventure in Grand Marais, MN
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
6 days
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness recommended; riders should be comfortable sitting for extended periods and able to handle the physical demands of controlling a snowmobile in cold weather.
Overview
Experience thrilling snowmobile rides across 350+ miles of groomed trails near Grand Marais. Stay cozy at Hungry Jack Lodge and explore Minnesota's winter wilderness like never before.
Details
Discover the excitement of exploring over 350 miles of groomed snowmobile and ski trails with the Six Day Snowmobile Rental in Grand Marais, Minnesota. Hosted by Hungry Jack Lodge, this adventure offers a perfect combination of thrilling snowmobiling and cozy lodge comfort. Set against the stunning backdrops of the Gunflint Trail and the surrounding Superior National Forest, riders will experience pristine winter landscapes, frozen lakes, and dense pine forests all covered in snow. Whether you’re a family looking to create unforgettable winter memories or a group of friends seeking high-adventure fun, these trails provide a mix of easy routes and more challenging sections to suit all skill levels. After a full day on the trails, the Hungry Jack Lodge welcomes you with warm hospitality and a calming atmosphere, making it an ideal base for your snowmobile vacation. The area’s natural beauty and well-maintained paths make this rental package an excellent way to immerse yourself in one of Minnesota’s top winter outdoor activities.
Adventure Tips
Check Trail Conditions Daily
Trail grooming and weather can change quickly, so verify updates each day before heading out.
Dress in Layered Winter Gear
Wear moisture-wicking layers topped with insulated and windproof outerwear to stay warm on the trails.
Carry a Trail Map and GPS
While trails are marked, having both a physical map and GPS device ensures you stay on course.
Fuel Up Before Long Rides
Plan your fuel stops carefully; some areas have limited service, so top off before venturing deep into the backcountry.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Lookout Mountain for panoramic views
- Devil Track River for peaceful fishing spots
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Snowshoe hare
History
The Gunflint Trail area has roots in logging and early Ojibwe communities, with a rich cultural heritage that blends outdoor adventure and Native traditions.
Conservation
The region emphasizes preserving the Superior National Forest through sustainable trail practices and limiting environmental impact from winter activities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Lookout Mountain
- Hungry Jack Lake shore
- Edge of Gunflint Trail
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Insulated Snowmobile Suit
Keeps you warm and dry while protecting against wind and snow during rides.
winter specific
Helmet with Face Shield
Protects your head and face from cold winds and potential impacts.
winter specific
Waterproof Gloves
Essential for maintaining dexterity and warmth during long rides.
winter specific
GPS Device or Smartphone with Trail Maps
Helps you navigate the extensive trail network confidently and safely.
winter specific