Located east of Coeur d'Alene in Northern Idaho, the Steamboat-Yellowdog Snowmobile Trail is conveniently located right next to many other snowmobile trails. This is a very convenient place to ride as you're never too far from civilization, there are also many gas stations, restaurants, hotels and resorts in the area as well.
Open from December though April, the Steamboat-Yellowdog Snowmobile Trail is home to miles of beautiful mountain views, lush snow covered fields, and simply breathtaking horizons. The trail offers a very smooth and pleasant riding experience that snowmobile enthusiasts of all experience levels will surely appreciate.
While riding your snowmobile on the trail, remember to respect the land. Do not litter or harm the area in any way, and do not leave the designated riding areas, as this could harm the land and yourself as well. Also, be considerate of any wildlife you may come across. There are many different breeds of endangered wildlife located on the Steamboat-Yellowdog Snowmobile Trail, and harming these animals in anyway is a very serious crime. Anyone caught violating the land or harming the wildlife in any way will have to pay serious consequences.
Also, it is very important to be safe while riding on the Steamboat-Yellowdog Snowmobile Trail. Make sure you always wear your helmet, goggles, chest protections and other proper snowmobile safety gear. Try not to ride your snowmobile alone if possible in case an emergency occurs. If for some reason you can't ride with someone else, make sure that people know where you are in case something bad happens. Be safe, respect the land and wildlife, and have fun riding your snowmobile.
