Snowmobiling in Vermont has been a favorite winter pastime for over 40 years. The Rutland-Killington region, offers many snowmobiling opportunities. Just south of Montpelier, VT, this area is home to one of the State's largest cities, Rutland, VT. Route 7 and Route 4 are two major highways of the western half of Vermont that intersect at Rutland, VT.

The Vermont Association of Snow Travelers (VAST), together with local clubs, maintains Vermont's snowmobile trail network with over 120 groomers. Many community-based clubs hold friendly events every weekend, all winter long, and a typical snowmobile season in Vermont runs from December 1 through April 1.

All it takes to snowmobile in the Rutland-Killington region is a trail pass (TMA), a valid state registration, and insurance. Or take a guided tour from one of Vermont's many snowmobile tour operators. If you are already registered in your home state or province, you do not need to re-register in Vermont, but you must join a local club and purchase a trail pass.

Vermont makes snowmobiling easy with over 5,000 well-marked miles of the best-groomed trails snow allows, crossing public and private land. Find out the latest snowmobile trail conditions across Vermont by checking the VAST trail report.