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Additionally, snowmobiling is legal on private property with permission of the landowner and on country roads in certain counties. In all cases, snowmobiles must be registered and should follow all applicable state snowmobile regulations.
All Indiana Snowmobile Laws (Indiana Code 14-16-1) must be obeyed. Snowmobiling on county roads is allowed in some counties. The sheriff's office of each county can provide up-to-date information on its snowmobiling laws.
The Indiana Snowmobile Trails Manual is based on the needs of Indiana’s snowmobilers and requirements of the Indiana Attorney General, the Department of Administration, and the Department of Natural Resources. It provides information for snowmobile clubs and DNR staff participating in the program.
If your current ORV or snowmobile is registered with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources and your registration is lost, destroyed, or needs a change in personal information, visit a BMV branch to apply for a new registration.
Indiana snowmobiling information from the Indiana DNR Division of State Parks
Information about Trail Conditions is available after the first good snowfall from the ISA Website (24 hours a day, updated as trail conditions change). Only registered snowmobiles may be used on the trails.
ORVs and snowmobiles have been increasing in popu-larity over the past decade. As trails and recreation areas become more crowded, it’s more important than ever for people to operate these vehicles safely and responsibly. This handbook is designed to introduce you to Indiana laws governing ORVs and snowmobiles and to provide
