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  Indiana has four major snowmobile trails, all in the northern part of the state. All four trails operate from Dec. 1 to March 31 and are only open when snowfall is sufficient. To check current trail conditions visit indianasnowmobilers.com. Indiana's snowmobile trails are maintained by local snowmobile clubs, the Indiana Snowmobile Association and the Department of Natural Resources. All snowmobiles must be registered with the state.
  
  

Miami Snowmobile Trail

• The 60-mile Miami Snowmobile Trail in northeastern Indiana is named after the Miami tribe of Native Americans, who once occupied the land. The trail runs from Elkhart County to the Michigan state line in Vistula, Indiana and travels through secluded woodlands, open fields and the county fairgrounds. Open only to snowmobiles, the Elkhart County Snowmobile Club has maintained the trail since 1975.
  
  Elkhart County Snowmobile Club
  
  P.O. Box 1302
  
  Goshen, IN 46527
  
  miamitrail.org
  
  

Heritage Snowmobile Trail

• Approximately 2 hours northeast of Indianapolis is the Heritage Snowmobile Trail. Maintained by the Hoagland Blizzard Blazers snowmobile club, the Heritage Trail is more than 30 miles long and runs through and around the small towns of Maples and Hoagland.
  
  Hoagland Blizzard Blazers
  
  5870 State Road 8
  
  Auburn, IN 46706
  
  260-710-3013
  
  

Buffalo Run

• Buffalo Run starts in South Bend, Indiana and runs 62 miles to New Carlisle. The trail encompasses flat, wide-open terrain and narrow wooded paths, crossing railroad tracks, passing lakes and hooking around the South Bend Motor Speedway. It also connects to a 25-mile trail that extends into Michigan. The trail is maintained by the Michiana Trail-Rider's Coalition.
  
  Michiana Trail-Rider's Coalition
  
  53791 Westmoreland Ct.
  
  South Bend, IN 4662
  
  574-289-1720
  
  gomtrc.com
  
  

Salamonie Trail

• Salamonie Snowmobile Trail runs through Huntington and Wabash counties in northeastern Indiana. Approximately 40 miles long, the Salamonie trail sits on public property near the 2,665-acre Salamonie Reservoir. The Salamonie Snowmobile Trail is surrounded by 12,433 acres of state forest and is maintained by the Salamonie Trailmasters Snowmobile Club.
  
  Salamonie Trailmasters
  
  304 S. 3rd Ave.
  
  Jonesboro, IN 46938
  
  765-674-2791
  
  Salamonie Reservoir
  
  9214 West-Lost Bridge West
  
  Andrews, IN 46702-9731
  
  260-468-2125