Summer Fun
By Jim Duke It’s no secret that snowmobilers know how to have fun in the warmer months as well as when the landscapes are totally […]
Snowmobile Community Announces Upcoming Sled Season Celebration October 29-30, 2021
HASLETT, MI, Aug 17, 2021 The snowmobile manufacturer members of ISMA (Arctic Cat, BRP, Polaris, and Yamaha) are excited to partner with their snowmobile dealers
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Remember When: A Long Thrilling Trip To Adventure ‘68
From Ironwood to the Soo in four days! That’s the aim of eight hearty Hiawathaland wintertime travelers who will attempt a rugged course across 400
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Fall To Arrive Shortly!
After spectacular Spring and Summer seasons, Fall is on the horizon. Areas are starting to see a few leaves turning colors to red and orange.
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St. Charles
Something for everyone all year-round The Village of St. Charles is located in Saginaw County, approximately 20 miles southwest of Saginaw. Known as the gateway
2021 International Snowmobile Congress
By Jim Duke After the brief interruption in the annual scheduling of the International Snowmobile Congress and the cancellation of the 52nd event which would
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SNOWMOBILE USA
It’s all in the family, a show and sale that’s become the largest in the nation. Twenty-nine years ago, 1991, in Novi, MI is where
Dirt vs. Snow
By Jim Duke Everyone who knows me also knows I’m an avid snowmobile enthusiast and have been for more than four decades. I must admit,
Copper Harbor Fuel Stop Gets New Owner
To the valued customers, residents, tourists and businesses of Copper Harbor, From the moment I (Mike) was introduced to the Keweenaw nearly four decades ago,
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Katelynn Grover, 9, to Participate in Bikini Radar Run
By Stephen King OK, of all the stories I do, from time to time I get one that really hits home. This time, a little
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From the Feds
By Jim Duke As we head into the final month of snowmobile season, a few things are happening in and around Washington, D.C. and the
Enjoy It Now…It May Soon Be Gone
For more then six decades now, we’ve had the wonderful opportunity to get out in the winter seasons and to enjoy what good old Mother
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Remember When: February 1991
By Bill Tisron As you all know, we sold Michigan Snowmobiler magazine almost a year ago now, and I was asked to stay on for
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Vintage Sled of the Month: 1971 Sno Coupe
By Stephen King OK, you guys — and this time it’s not “youse guyz,” as in Yooperese. This time, I really have something for the
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Legislative Update With Senator Ed McBroom: February 2021
By Stephen King There has been very little activity to report this month from the Michigan Legislature. With all the goings on that have been
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A Bright Future for Michigan Snowmobiler and ORV
By Ann Drzewiecki In this issue, we have briefly mentioned the current political climate will be bringing change. One thing all of us know for
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On Zero Tolerance
By Stephen King OK, some of you longtime readers may recognize this topic. Every couple of years, I like to write about some of the
Top of the Lake Snowmobile Museum Hosts Kids Ride
By Stephen King Michelle Vallier Labadie, daughter of Charlie and Marilyn Vallier, who do the lion’s share of the work at the Top of the
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Where’s the Snow?
The year 2020 will be remembered for a lot of different things by a lot of different people for a lot of different reasons. Most,
Snowmobilers: Respectful vs. Inconsiderate
By Jim Duke It’s been said more times than I care to remember that sometimes we’re our own worst enemies. That statement can readily apply
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