
Snowmobile map highlighting trails and winter recreation opportunities in the Targhee National Forest, Island Park, Ashton and all of Fremont County.
The Arcadia Trail is a great destination for ice fishermen and snowmobilers interested in a leisurely day ride. The terrain is primarily flat and good for inexperienced riders. Plowed parking areas can be found along the Sand Creek area, Junction 96, north of St. Anthony and at Junction 99, west of Ashton. More challenging riding is found north of the Arcadia Trail on the Fourth of July Canyon and South Antelope Trails.
Looking for for a ride with spectacular scenery? Check out Bitch Creek. This remote trail travels 11 miles south off Jack Ass Loop at Junction 101. With the Teton Peaks in the background, this trail features two scenic trestles crossing deep creek canyons across Conant and Bitch Creeks. Once across Bitch Creek, the trail takes you south from Fremont into Teton County and neighboring trail systems. The terrain is primarily flat and good for inexperienced riders. Don't forget your camera!
(Updated daily from December 1 - March 31)
Online Trail Report Available Here
To request a snowmobile trail map email ipchamber@yahoo.com or fcpkrec@ida.net or visit one of many loacations where they are available for free.
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Caribou/Targhee National Forest: 208-652-7442