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New England Snowmobile Map

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If you’re the die-hard rider that regularly crosses the borders and takes multi-day snowmobile trips, this map is for you! This is our best value US snowmobile GPS map. We have combined over 35,000 miles of snowmobile trails across Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Vermont, New York and Pennsylvania and created a trail map overlay for your Garmin GPS. This GPS trail map includes the same number of trails and points of interest and the same detail as the individual state maps but is offered at a discounted price over buying multiple state maps. Club, corridor, state ITS trails, and connectors are all included in this map. Explore new areas and do it with confidence!

Read more about the features of this map and our update process. Compatible with Windows and Mac OS X computers. All our X Package products install to your Garmin GPS, smart phones and tablets.

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  • 5
    These GPS maps took the stress out of our ride.

    Posted by Todd Vella on Feb 17th 2016

    Absolutely would not go on a long ride without these GPS maps. I know how to read regular trail maps but these make it so much more easier. No more having to pull out a large map to only pull it out again at the next intersection. No more pulling up to an intersection with no signs or markers on it and not knowing which way to go. No more having a close to empty tank of gas and not knowing exactly how far the next gas station is. No more being hungry and not knowing how much further a restaurant is. Having these GPS trail maps have taken the stress out of our ride and makes it so much more enjoyable. Happy trails and always stay to your right.

  • 5
    Maps so Accurate creates a new problem

    Posted by Bryan - Brap Brap on Feb 11th 2016

    Easy to install and so accurate I find myself looking at my GPS to see what the upcoming trail is like...a new problem I like! Had an issue with an update but received a call back quickly and was walked through the process - would strongly recommend and have.

  • 5
    NEVER wonder where you are again

    Posted by Ron Fiske on Feb 10th 2016

    Simple to install on gps and easy to use always takes you where you want to go . Still learning to use Basecamp but will be a great asset when I figure it all out . Great purchase

  • 5
    Best accessory or my sled and UTV

    Posted by Eric on Feb 10th 2016

    Love being able to explore new areas without worrying about getting turned around. Also nice knowing if you are near a road or not. And it works really great at night when you don't always see direction signs.

  • 3
    New England maps with the montana 600

    Posted by Giulio on Feb 1st 2016

    It is very hard to figure out how to use this product, we have only used it once this year due to no snow. We are hoping once we figure it out it will be easier to use. We hope a new video comes out on how to use this program with the Montana 600

  • 5
    Fast and Easy. Painless

    Posted by Peter on Nov 25th 2015

    We just started riding and the thought of getting lost was not to appealing to my wife! She uses GPS technology all the time at work so snowmobile trail maps on HER own Garmin gps has opened up all of northern New England for us! See you out there!

  • 5
    worth every penny

    Posted by Matt Gamache on Nov 2nd 2015

    Just bought this at the grass drags and only used it on the simulation mode, but seems very good. Shows all trails and places to get fuel, food, lodging and more. Highly recommended.

  • 5
    great expectations

    Posted by Unknown on Nov 1st 2015

    Heard about Trailmasters in spring snowmobile newsletter. Knew I wanted to get a Garmin gps. Saw their booth @ grass drags and bought immediately. loaded onto unit and looking forward to see how it works this season. Have high expectations

  • 4
    Maine Maps with Zumo GPS

    Posted by JimG on Apr 8th 2015

    I bought this product a month ago after I decided to mount my Garmin Zumu 660 motorcycle GPS on my Polaris. The maps loaded great and installation instructions on the Trailmasters site were excellent. I was quickly up on Garmin BaseCamp. I'm an advanced user of GPS navigation gear having planed routes using Garmin Aviation, Marine and BaseCamp products all over this hemisphere. I have successfully planned and rode dozens of motorcycle road routes created on BaseCamp over the last two summers. The route planning on BaseCamp was the same between the Trailmaster and my Garmin MC maps. My issue was with what I planned on BaseCamp with Trailmasters did not appear as the same route downloaded to my Zumo GPS. I shut off my road maps as described in the Trailmaster guide and then I played with the preference settings on the GPS as I have done in the past with my Motorcycle maps. I was not able to get these settings configured to allow the exact routing as planned on BaseCamp. What I did instead was to download the POI's from Trailmasters as well as waypoints I created to "steer" the route on the trails I wanted. Once these waypoints where downloaded, I created the routes manually on my Zumo GPS. This worked but took more time than just downloading from BaseCamp. Above was my planning issue. Below was the execution of the plans on the GPS. The trails around Mt Katahdin in Maine change from season to season. This is due to private roads, that are normally trails, being plowed and used for logging operations. On a few occasions when I went off my route and asked the GPS to re-calculate my route, I was routed on these logging roads. The other issue I had was with verbal prompts for steering the route. I have a Sena SMH10 headset in my helmet bluetooth'd to my Zumo 660. If working properly, the routing will announce upcoming turns in my helmet. I have not been able to get the routing announcements to work. The only prompt that worked was the "Off Route, Recalculate" announcement. I'm not sure if this is a hardware of software issue, but I thought I would mention it. What I stated above is detailed routing issues. That's why I give the software a 4 out of 5. For someone who selects a POI and hits "Go To" this software will certainly work as advertised.