The Taconic Skyline Trail is one of many OHV trails located in Pittsfield State Forest. It is open to snowmobiling during the winter. The trail winds through a thick forest that offers beautiful winter scenery.

This route begins from the General Store in New Salem. It rides through Shutesbury State Forest on a groomed trail. A trail pass is required to ride as well as a current registration for your sled.

This route explores Savory Mountain State Forest on Trail 2 and connects with additional trails for exploring. A trail pass is required to ride as well as a current registration for your sled.

October Mountain State Forest offers over 20 miles of ATV Trail that explore a thickly wooded forest. There are several staging areas and the trails intersect with the Appalachian Trail. Most of the terrain is rocky and rugged. Trails are open from May-November dawn till dusk.

This route follows Notch Road also known as Trail 2. The staging is located just north of Notch Reservoir. A Trail pass is required to ride as well as a current registration for your sled.

This trail follows West Branch Road in October Mountain State Forest and ends at a Pond. A trail pass is required to ride as well as a current registration for your sled.

Beginning at the Upper Highland Lake, this route follows trail 116 to Winghill Road on a groomed trail. Other trails intersect for more exploring along the way. A trail pass is required to ride as well as a current registration for your sled.

This route follows the Sawmill Trail and the Whitney Trail located in the Tolland State Forest. The trail is open during the winter for snowmobiling. There is plenty of room for trailer parking in the staging area.

Located in the Tolland State Forest, this route is open for snowmobiling during the winter. There is room for trailer parking.

Beginning at the Greylock Visitor Center, this route follow Rockwell Road and connects with other trails. A trail pass is required to ride as well as a current registration for your sled.