12/1/2011
All of our US state maps have been combined into a single USA map, for the same price of $39.95. Now routable across states too!
11/1/11
2012 Official OFSC GPS Map Now Available

Welcome to GPSSledMaps.com. My intent is for this site to be a central source for snowmobilers to find GPS maps for the trails they ride and to exchange GPS tracklogs and waypoints with each other. Since Feb 2006, we've branched out to cover several states, with the maps being downloaded thousands of times. As always, thank you to the kind people who upload their data so these maps can be made.

More and more snowmobilers are riding with GPS receivers, and it makes sense. Getting lost on a trail is an annoyance at best, and very dangerous at worst. Paper maps are great, but it's often hard to tell where you are.

With GPSSledMaps.com GPS maps, you can see exactly where you are, where other trails, shelters, gas stations, and restaurants are in relation to you, and you can see where you've been. Commercial map software has very little snowmobile trail coverage, but our maps are made just for snowmobilers. They can be loaded onto many models of Garmin, Magellan, and Lowrance GPSrs just like commercial map products such as Topo 2008 and City Navigator.

We also have the original snowmobile map making guide that started it all, plus a forum to discuss map making and using a GPSr on a snowmobile. Anyone interested in getting into the GPS world or making their own maps can learn how to do it.

Some comments from happy users:



Your map is INCREDIBLE!!!!! You don't know how long I have been looking for something like this. I have an E-map and have just started to use it on my snowmobile and it worked great for showing me where I was in reference to the map (which I constantly needed to pull out to see where I was). Now, it will be all right there in my GPS!!!



What an awesome website.  I am going to tell all my snowmobiling friends about this.  I too own a Garmin product, Model GPSMAP 60SCx.  I had been lost every year on snowmobile and was growing tired of it.  As a result, I have decided to buy a GPS.  I was pleasantly surprised to see you are providing this great service to all those interested in the sport. 


If you have a GPS and use it for snowmobiling, set it to record your tracks and upload it to the GPS Data Exchange. It'll automatically be added to the growing database of track and waypoint data for other GPS-using snowmobilers to download. Stop by and see if there's data for your area.

Spread the word! The more people that record tracklogs and waypoints and contribute them, the better this site will be. If you have a GPS and you're going for a ride, why not record it? Just turn it on and hit the gas!