Set in the Kootenai National Forest, amenities available in Troy and nearby Libby, access from both eastern and western population centers is available from US Highway 2.
Non-Resident Use Permits Required
The Montana legislature passed a law that requires snowmobilers visiting Montana to pay a fee to support the grooming of snowmobile trails. A visitor who plans to ride his/her snowmobile in Montana must purchase a non-resident temporary snowmobile use permit.
In Troy, Booze ‘N Bait sells permits and is located on Highway 2 – easily accessible as you drive through the town to access the snowmobile areas. (See Yellow Pages section for additional information on Booze ‘N Bait)
For additional information on Montana Regulations visit their website at
www.fwp.state.mt.us/parks/recreation.asp.
Troy Snowmobile Club
The Troy Snowmobile Club (TSC) is a Montana non-profit, volunteer and membership organization committed to the advancement of recreational snowmobiling activities. Including trail grooming, preservation of forest access, sponsored events, safety forums and training.
TSC was formed in November 2004 to focus on snowmobile development in the greater Troy area. In a relatively short period of time, the club membership has grown substantially, geographically dispersed.
Site Information
In an effort to provide essential information for a snowmobile rider entering the greater Troy Area and the Kootenai National Forest, this site continues pertinent data including:
| Trail Info: | e.g. how to access, length of and play areas for specific trails | |
| News & Events: | Club Events, Forest Service Plan revisions etc. | |
| Join: | Membership Application | |
| Yellow Pages: | Need a part for your
machine? Where can you purchase premium gas? Need a motel room? Basic services for snowmobile enthusiasts when visiting Troy. |
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| Photo Gallery: | Trails and events are captured digitally for viewing. |
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