Hatcher Pass is a popular snowmobiling area that has a variety of snowmobiling. This route begins at the Fishhook Parking Lot and Trailhead. It follows alongside Archangel Road and is groomed and well signed. It is an easy ride with beautiful scenery with some off-trail riding.

Carter Lake Trail is a multi-use trail that is used for snowmobiling during the winter. It follows an old jeep road and is steep and then levels off. There is beautiful winter scenery and a good chance to see wildlife.

Resurrection Pass Trail South is open every other winter season to motorized use. The first four miles of this trail are steep, narrow sidehills and can be very dangerous.

Located just off East End Road, the Schade Parking offers a trail that crosses over McNeil Canyon Trail and McNeil Powerline Trail. It is maintained and groomed by the Snomads Snowmobile Club.

This is the main route across Big Lake. It is groomed by the Big Lake Trails Club and offers beautiful winter scenery and other options for riding.

Located in Nancy Lake State Recreation Area. This trailhead and route crosses over Bald Lake, Shem Pete Lake, and Ardaw Lake.

The Ohlson Mountain Trail is part of the South Caribou Trails and is maintained and groomed by the Snomads Snowmobile Club. The staging lot is located off Chison Mountain Road and has plenty of room for trailers and parking. There are a few trail intersections along the way for other riding and exploring.

Johnson Pass Trail is a multi-use trail that is open to snowmobiling during the winter. It is well maintained and has some short, steep sections. Expect some beautiful winter scenery.

Beginning at Jackinsky Ranch, this route travels along the Sterling Highway and ends at Clam Gulch. It is groomed and maintained by the Snomads Snowmobile Club. It is groomed and easy to follow connecting other trails for more riding.

The Pinochle Creek Trail is located north of the Glenn Highway and follows along Hicks Creek. It is open year-round and during the winter months snowmobiles are allowed. The trail also ties into the Eureka and Puritan areas.