Snowmobile Trail Signs

Purpose: Instructs riders to bring their snowmobile to a complete stop before proceeding with caution.

Colors: Red and white.

Purpose: Instructs riders at intersection to yield the right-of-way to vehicles traveling on the other trails.

Colors: Red and white.

Purpose: Instructs riders not to enter a particular road or trail. Typically used in conjunction with one-way trails.

Colors: Red and white.

Purpose: Reminds riders of the importance of staying on the designated trail.

Colors: Black and white.

Purpose: Identifies areas where snowmobiling is not allowed.

Colors: Black legend with red slash and circle.

Purpose: Advise snowmobile operators to proceed with caution at a reduced speed, or advise the snowmobiler of a specific trail condition.

Colors: Yellow with black letters or black or red symbols.

Purpose: Provides additional guidance to the rider in a sharp turn.

Colors: Yellow with black symbol.

Purpose: Identifies a fixed object at the side of the trail. Used anytime the fixed object, such as bridge railings, narrows the normal width of the trail. The stripes slope down towards the trail.

Colors: Yellow and black.

Purpose: Informs riders that they are on a designated snowmobile trail.

Colors: Orange for primary trails.

Purpose: Informs riders that the trail ahead makes significant changes in direction.

Colors: Yellow with black border and arrow.

Purpose: Indicate gated path or that road is closed to snowmobiling.

Colors: Red and white.

Signs

Purpose: Indicates that a highway or road is designated for use by snowmobile operators.

Colors: Green and white.

Arrows

Purpose: At the point a snowmobile operator leaves a trail, the arrow indicates the direction the operator may proceed on the highway or road.

Colors: Green and white.