Ghost Trains Snowmobile Tour

Shin Pond Village

- Mt Chase, ME

4.8

323 Reviews

Snow

Riding a snowmobile on groomed snowmobile trails or off trail on snowy or icy terrain.

Self-Guided Tour

Outfitters provide a suggested route, trail map, and list of sites/attractions to riders who want to adventure on their own.

About This Adventure

Tour Maine history by Polaris INDY or Switchback snowmobile at Shin Pond Village, a 100-acre family owned and operated recreational resort. The 120-mile, round-trip adventure starts on pristine, groomed trails to Libby Camps, an 140 year old sporting camp and outpost, to load up on fuel and food. Then you’ll set course for the “Ghost Trains” that in reside in the woods between Eagle and Chamberlain Lakes. In the early 1900’s, these trains were used to transport pulpwood to mills. The steam locomotives sit abandoned next to the old railway. The eerie rail cars, tracks, and coal-burning furnaces can still be seen.

What's Included

Vehicle(s)

Use of a Polaris vehicle is part of the rental fee.

Helmet(s)

Helmets are provided - and required - for all riders on all Adventures.

Safety Goggles and Gear

Appropriate, vehicle-specific safety gear is provided.

Navigation Assistance

Navigation equipment is provided.

Starting at $150

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Vehicle Lineup

Snowmobile

Our trail snowmobiles are the performance standard, with a smooth and stable ride for all experience levels. Our mountain sleds tackle deep snow with ease. Choose the perfect sled for you.

Passengers

Trail Dominator

Smooth & Comfortable

Outfitter Location

Shin Pond Village

207-528-2900

1489 Shin Pond Rd,Mt Chase, ME,04765 United States

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Rider Requirements

All drivers of off-road vehicles are required to be 18+ years of age with a valid driver’s license. All passengers must be able to grasp a handhold with their hands, plant feet firmly on the ground, and have their back fully against the backrest. Helmets and eye protection are always required to be worn when the vehicle is being operated.

Rider Requirments

What to Bring

Guests are recommended to wear winter clothing, including winter socks and snow boots, waterproof gloves, snow pants and parka, and winter hat.

A neck gaiter or scarf is recommended to wear beneath your helmet (helmet and goggles are always provided.)

Feel free to bring along a backpack with water, snacks, sunglasses, and hand and toe warmers.

What to Bring

Guests are recommended to wear winter clothing, including winter socks and snow boots, waterproof gloves, snow pants and parka, and winter hat.

A neck gaiter or scarf is recommended to wear beneath your helmet (helmet and goggles are always provided.)

Feel free to bring along a backpack with water, snacks, sunglasses, and hand and toe warmers.