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Crossing State Lines

Into Maine:

The Maine snowmobile trail system operates on a sled registration system. There is no trail
pass required, but all Maine residents and non-residents must register their sleds in Maine to
ride in Maine.

Resident Registration is $35 (one year commencing from July 1). Non-residents have three options - a 3 consecutive day registration is $43; 10 consecutive days is $58 and a full season is $88. (Plus an agent's processing fee of $1-$2 Non-resident registrations note the dates for
which they are valid.

You can register at numerous agent locations throughout the state - a list of registration agents is
available at www.maine.gov/ifw/atv_snowmobile_watercraft/nonres_agents.htm

You can also register through the mail or you can purchase a resident renewal or non-resident season registration on-line at the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife web site .
https://www10.informe.org/ifw/atv-snow/

For more information call 207-287-8000 or https://www10.informe.org/ifw/atv-snow/

 

Into Vermont:

All snowmobiles, not legally registered in another state or province must be registered in Vermont. 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 VAST TMA (see below).

Registration costs:
$15 for a Vermont Resident and $22 for a Non-Vermont Resident.
Price subject to change without notice. For a list of Vermont State Registration Agents go to www.vtvast.org/VT-Snowmobiling/VTS-RegistrationAgents.html

A TMA (Trail Maintenance Assessment/Trail Pass) must be purchased from a club and displayed according to Vermont law. TMA’s can only be purchased from a club’s membership chairperson and many local businesses. There are several different TMA’s offered, for current prices go to www.vtvast.org/About-VAST/TMAinfo/TMA-Pricing.html

Insurance requirements:
All individuals operating a snowmobile in Vermont on the statewide snowmobile trails
system, shall have a liability insurance policy or bond in the amounts of at least $25,000 for one person and $50,000 for two or more persons killed or injured and $10,000 for damages to property in any one accident. Persons caught operating a snowmobile without the required liability coverage are subject to large fines.

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