Two Day Snowmobile Adventure in Grand Marais, MN
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 days
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness recommended to comfortably operate and ride snowmobiles for several hours at a time in cold weather.
Overview
Discover Minnesota’s Grand Marais on a thrilling two-day snowmobile rental from Hungry Jack Lodge. Explore over 350 miles of groomed trails and enjoy a cozy lodge stay on your winter adventure.
Two Day Snowmobile Rental
18+ to Rent • Returns by 5pm
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of over 350 miles of groomed snowmobiling and ski trails in Minnesota's stunning Grand Marais and Gunflint Trail area. Stay at Hungry Jack Lodge, conveniently located on a snowmobile spur trail, and enjoy a memorable winter adventure perfect for families. Don't miss this winter wonderland!
Get out on the Trail!
Duration
- Two Days
- Turn Snowmobiles back in by 5pm on last day
About
There are over 350 miles of groomed snowmobiling trails and ski trails in the Grand Marais and Gunflint Trail area of Minnesota available for your snowmobiling and skiing enjoyment. Hungry Jack Lodge Resort is right on one of the groomed snowmobile spur trails of the Gunflint Snowmobile Trail system and caters to people who are on snowmobile and ice fishing vacations.
The Gunflint Snowmobile Trail system is usually groomed twice a week by various snowmobile clubs in the Grand Marais, MN area and the U.S. Forest Service. The snowmobile routes include the Canadian Border on Lake Saganaga, Grand Portage Snowmobile Trail, and are connected to North Shore Snowmobile Trail. It’s a little known fact, however, the Gunflint Trail area is one of the best snowmobiling areas in the mid-west for a winter family snowmobile vacation.
More info
- 24/7 Gas Available
- Credit card and cash fuel pump (premium unleaded gas – 91 octane) available at Hungry Jack Lodge.
- Must be 18+ years Old to Rent
- Helmets are provided
What to bring
- Be sure to wear clothing appropriate for the winter! Bundle Up!
- Please bring a Valid Driver's License
Adventure Tips
Check trail conditions daily
Snow and weather can change quickly; confirm trail reports each morning before heading out.
Dress in moisture-wicking layers
Avoid sweat buildup by wearing breathable base layers under insulated outerwear for warmth and comfort.
Carry a GPS or trail map
Even with groomed trails, it’s important to navigate carefully to avoid getting lost in forested areas.
Refuel snowmobiles regularly
Plan your stops around refueling to ensure uninterrupted riding and avoid engine issues in cold conditions.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Snowshoe hare
History
The Gunflint Trail area has a rich history as a logging route and now serves as a gateway to winter sports and outdoor recreation.
Conservation
Efforts in the region focus on preserving forest ecosystems and minimizing trail impact to protect the delicate winter habitat.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Insulated snowmobile suit
Keeps you warm and dry while riding in cold, snowy conditions.
winter specific
Helmet with face shield
Protects your head and face from wind, snow, and debris on the trail.
winter specific
Thermal gloves
Keep your hands warm and nimble for better control of the snowmobile.
winter specific
Waterproof boots
Provides traction and warmth for walking in snowy or icy conditions.
winter specific