Gogebic County is a true Northwoods escape, shaped by the historic Gogebic Iron Range and surrounded by the million-acre Ottawa National Forest. As the western gateway to the Porcupine Mountains, it offers rugged terrain and reliable winter snow. With the advantage of Central Time, you’ll have extra daylight to ride the county’s well-groomed snowmobile trails linking forests, lakes, and classic Northwoods towns.

Ontonagon County delivers wide-open space and true northern terrain, from the Porcupine Mountains to 1,200 miles of rivers and the shoreline of Lake Superior. Inland lakes, deep forest, and steady snowfall define the season here. When winter settles in, these landscapes become prime territory for snowmobilers, offering miles of well-groomed trails ready for exploring.

Dickinson County offers a mix of history and adventure, from museums to outdoor recreation. In winter, snowmobilers can explore miles of groomed trails that wind through forests, across frozen rivers, and past small towns, providing both scenic rides and thrilling terrain.