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Snowmobiling in Sumpter and Halfway and Unity / Burnt River .

Old man winter transforms the Baker County landscape into a playground each winter with more than 900 miles of snowmobile trails. If snowmobiling is your thing, then Sumpter and Halfway are where you want to be.

Sumpter has access to hundreds of miles of groomed trails in the breathtaking Elkhorn Mountains of Eastern Oregon! And....in most cases, you can hit the trails right from your lodging!

In Halfway, the main trail heads right up into the Wallowa Mountains north of town and ends at Twin Lakes in the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest at near 7,000 feet elevation.

Whether you ride a snowmobile, ski, snowshoe or ride horses, Baker County has the snowy mountain adventures you're looking for.

For more information about snowmobiling in Baker County including latest snow conditions, upcoming events, and trail maps, contact:

The Sumpter Valley Snowmobile Club
http://www.sumpter.org/menu/club.html  
goldrush@oregontrail.net

Panhnadle Snowmobile Club
541-742-7277
wbloom@pinetel.com

Burnt River Snowmobile Club
541-446-3655

Or, the Oregon State Snowmobile Association
http://www.oregonsnow.org

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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