Located 25 miles southeast of Burley and southwest of Albion in South Central Idaho, the Howell Canyon Snowmobile Trails cover 25-30 miles of trails. Most of the trails are ungroomed and are on U. S. Forest Service land. At elevations of 6,000 – 10,000 feet with snowfall up to 500 inches, snowmobilers not only get a beautiful view, but plenty of new snow to enjoy.
The trail near Albion, offers an open area leading to play areas for snowmobilers. The Howell Canyon Snowmobile Trails cover about 120 miles of trails, most of which are on Forest Service land and are groomed. The Howell Canyon Snowmobile Trails are located in the Sawtooth National Forest within the Minidoka Ranger District. Maps of the area and of trails will also show plenty of parking, rest rooms, and a warming shelter with a wood stove available to snowmobile riders.
Because many riding trails go to quite remote areas of Howell Canyon, it is recommended you take along plenty of water, food and adequate clothing. Always be sure to dress for the unexpected. Once in a while, a snow storm can crop up unexpected and you can get stranded for a bit, make sure you have a recent map and you might even consider purchasing a GPS, as they come in really handy!
Maps and more information on the trails and any fees which may be required, can be obtained by calling 208-678-0430. Information on Howell Canyon Snowmobile Trails can also be obtained from the Gold West Country by calling 800-879-1159.
