When the snow is good in Maine, you don’t want to spend the day looking at it through a window.
Rent a snowmobile from 201 PowerSports and get out into miles of winter trails running through North-Western Maine around Bingham, The Forks, Jackman and the surrounding Maine woods.
Whether you’ve been riding for years or this is your first time on a sled, we’ll get you set up, go over the machine, and get you ready for the trails before you head out. Then go enjoy the snow while it’s here.
As a Polaris Adventures Outfitter, 201 PowerSports brings in new rental machines each season.
Rental machines put on miles and miles each year, and we want you spending your day riding – not wondering how many seasons your sled has already been through. Our sleds are the newest models, in top condition and ready for the trails.
Our fleet includes options for single riders, as well as machines that can accommodate a passenger.
4 Hours (Half Day Start 8:30AM or 12:30PM) = $250
8 Hours (Full Day Start 8:30AM) = $350
Please keep in mind that these times may vary based on your rental location
2 Days = $700
3 Days = $1050
4 Days = $1300
5 Days = $1650
6 Days = $2000
7 Days = $2250
4 Hours (Half Day Start 8:30AM or 12:30PM) = $275
8 Hours (Full Day Start 8:30AM) = $375
Please keep in mind that these times may vary based on your rental location
2 Days = $750
3 Days = $1125
4 Days = $1400
5 Days = $1775
6 Days = $2150
7 Days = $2425
For multi-day rentals, if there is adequate trail access to your lodging you can keep your machine overnight rather than return it to our base at the end of each day.
Looking for somewhere to stay near the trails?
We operate from three locations along Route 201, but snowmobile availability changes a little from our summer rentals:
Snowmobile rentals from Bingham are available by advance booking and machine transport ONLY. We do not keep our primary winter fleet here, so please arrange your Bingham rental ahead of time.
29 Main Street, Bingham, Maine
Our Forks location puts you right into some serious snowmobile country with direct access to the surrounding trail system.
1771 US Route 201, The Forks, Maine
Head north to Jackman for access to another huge stretch of north-western Maine winter riding. This is a favorite among our snowmobile rental locations.
581 Main Street, Jackman, Maine
You shouldn’t have to buy a full set of winter riding gear just to spend a day on a sled.
Snowmobile clothing and gear are available to rent at all three 201 PowerSports locations, including jackets, bibs, boots and gloves. Helmets are provided with snowmobile rentals.
Price Per Day
If you’re not sure what you need, just ask us. Snowmobiling is a whole lot more fun when you’re dressed for it and everything fits comfortably.
If you’d rather have your own gear, stop into our Bingham store. We carry snowmobile jackets, bibs, boots, gloves, helmets and other cold-weather gear to help you get ready for the day and the season. Whether you’re riding with us or heading out on your own, we have a full selection of riding gear and accessories.
Our store staff can help you find gear that fits comfortably, keeps you warm, and makes your time on the trail a whole lot more enjoyable.
Winter riding up here can take you a long way from where you started.
Before you leave, we’ll go over the machine, maps, trail signs and anything you should know about current conditions. We can also help you think through where you want to ride and what makes sense for the time you have.
There are some pretty great places you can reach by snowmobile – including Grand Falls, Coburn Mountain, Pittston Farm, and miles of trails where the ride itself is really the whole point.
If you know the area already, great. If you don’t, that’s what we’re here for.
Cell service isn’t something you can count on everywhere you ride in Maine.
For this reason, our rental machines are equipped with emergency beacons, and we’ll explain how and when to use them before you head out. We’ll also make sure you know how to reach our rental recovery team if you run into a problem that doesn’t require emergency services.
If you find yourself lost, with machine trouble or something more serious – we want you to know what to do before you ever need to do it.
Then you don’t have to worry about it and just go ride.
Snowmobiling comes with a few more things to think about – age requirements, passengers, clothing, rental times, fuel, trail conditions, and what happens if Mother Nature decides not to cooperate.
Please read through our rental policy information before you book so you know what to expect when you arrive.
Good. Let’s go!
