Caribou Hills are the Kenai Peninsula's most popular snowmachining area. The Caribou Hills Cabin Hoppers maintain trails that are accessible from the Sterling Highway.

The Caribou Hills is an ideal location for winter recreation. For further information contact the Cabin Hoppers at (907) 567-3951.

The Kenai National Wildlife Refuge maintains designated areas where snowmachine use is authorized. Their most popular trails include:

• Russian Lakes Trail
• Resurrection Pass Trail
  

Contact the Refuge office for a map of snow machine trails at (907) 262-7021.

Captain Cook State Recreation Area offers a variety of snowmachining opportunities as well:

• Gray Cliffs subdivision - north of the park toward Point Possession
  
• Stormy Lake - when frozen
  
• Pipeline Rightaways
  

For detailed information about trail locations and authorization of trail use,
contact Alaska State Parks at (907) 262-5581.

SNOWMACHINE RACES AND EVENTS

Many snowmachine races and events take place throughout the winter months, usually sponsored by winter activity clubs such as the Caribou Hills Cabin Hoppers and Snomads (907) 235-0771.

• Sweetheart Treasure Hunt Snow Machine Ride - February
  
• Poker Fun Run - March
  
• Snowmachine Fun Day - January
  
  

Contact the Kenai Visitors & Convention Bureau at (907) 283-1991
for further information and snow machine rentals.