Cabin Rentals with Direct Access to Snowmobile Trail S77D

If you want to park the truck, unload your gear, and ride off the back of the property without trailering anywhere, trail S77D runs directly behind Cabin in the Pines. Loft in the Pines has direct access to the same trail. Once you arrive, you drop the ramps and you are on the snow.

That is the whole point of a trailside stay. No morning drive to a trailhead. No loading up in the dark and cold.

What does "direct trail access" actually mean here?

It means the trail is right there. S77D runs behind Cabin in the Pines, so you can start and end your ride at the cabin instead of hauling your sleds to a staging area first.

Loft in the Pines sits on that same access. If you are a smaller crew and don't need the big cabin, you still ride from the door.

Both of these are in the Adirondack foothills side of Boonville. ATV trail access is minutes away from both, so when the snow is gone the stays still put you close to the riding.

What if we're bringing a bigger group?

Cabin in the Pines sleeps 14. That is four bedrooms plus a basement bunkroom with eight twin beds, two baths, and a mudroom built for peeling off ATV and snow gear before you track it through the house.

After a cold day on the trail, there is an outdoor hot tub and a wood-burning fireplace waiting. That mudroom matters more than people expect. Wet boots, helmets, and layers have somewhere to go instead of your living space.

If your group is on the smaller side, Loft in the Pines sleeps four. It is a queen bedroom plus a sofa bed and one bath, in an open loft above the two-stall garage, reached by stairs. You can also book The Full Retreat, which is the Cabin and the Loft together, when you need both.

What about the Tug Hill side?

Boonville sits between two very different riding areas, and the stays reflect that. On the Tug Hill Plateau, Cozy Trailside Lodge 1 and 2 sit in the same building with snowmobile and ATV trails C7B and C4A right out front.

There is a heated garage below the unit, which is worth a lot when you are storing sleds or an ATV overnight in this kind of cold. Tug Hill gets hammered with snow, so riding right from the door instead of trailering across town is the difference maker.

You can book Lodge 1, Lodge 2, or Lodge 1 & 2 together depending on your group. These are the Boonville cabin rentals on snowmobile trails to look at if Tug Hill is where you want to ride.

Is there anything right on the water?

Riverside Lane Retreat sits directly on the snowmobile trails and overlooks the river. It has a private hot tub.

If you want trail access and the river view in one spot, that is the one. Same idea as the others: ride from the property, come back, warm up.

How does check-in work?

Cabin in the Pines and Loft in the Pines have self check-in by smartlock. You get in on your own schedule, which helps when you are rolling in late after a long haul to Boonville.

All the stays are hosted by Lissa, a local Airbnb Superhost, with co-host Rick. Being local matters here. When the trail conditions change or the snow is dumping, you want someone who knows the area and not a call center.

How do we check dates and book?

Availability lives on Airbnb, and you can book instantly there. If you would rather ask questions first, or you are trying to figure out which stay fits your crew and your riding plans, send an inquiry through the form on our site.

Tell us how many people, which side of Boonville you want to ride, and whether you are on sleds, ATVs, or both. We will help you match the stay to the trip.

When to Give Us a Call

We don't publish a phone number, and we keep it that way so everything stays in one place. If you have a question about a stay, which trail runs where, or how to fit a bigger group, send us an inquiry through the form on our website and we will get back to you.