Still Riders members posed with their snowmobiles on a wooden trail bridge

Still Riders Snowmobile Club

Stillwater · Minnesota

A group of friends who spend the winter the right way — on sleds, on the trail, and in good company, from the first snowfall to the last ride of the season.

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About the Club

The Still Riders are a snowmobile club based in Stillwater, Minnesota — really, a group of friends who ride together all winter. When the snow is good, you'll find us out on the trails around home, riding in a line, stopping at the bridges and overlooks, and taking the long way whenever we can.

We also load up and head north. The club makes trips to Michigan's Upper Peninsula — the Keweenaw Peninsula, Ontonagon, and the Lake Superior shoreline — chasing the deep snow, frozen waterfalls, and trails that run straight to the horizon. Wherever we're riding, the formula is the same: good trails, good stops, and nobody left behind.

Stillwater, MN

Home base, on the St. Croix River
All Winter

Group rides whenever the snow allows
The U.P.

Road trips to Michigan's Upper Peninsula

Seven Still Riders members standing together in the snow for a group portrait

From the Trail

Real rides, real snow — photos from the club's winters out. Tap any photo to see it full-size.

Club members posed on a wooden trail bridge with a yellow Ski-Doo in front — The crew paused on a wooden trail bridge, yellow Ski-Doo out front.

A line of snowmobiles crossing a blue steel truss bridge — Rolling across the blue steel truss bridge, sleds in single file.

A single rider on a snow-covered forest trail — One rider threading a snowed-in forest trail.

Riders stopped under a railroad bridge in blowing snow — Stopped under the railroad bridge while the snow blows sideways.

Three riders taking a selfie by the railroad bridge — Thumbs up by the railroad bridge — cold hands, good day.

A rider on a red, white and blue Polaris at a trail junction — At a trail junction on a red, white, and blue Polaris.

Riders stopped on a snowy trail with an orange Polaris in front — A snowy trail stop, orange Polaris up front.

A black Ski-Doo MXZ parked on a wooden bridge with riders behind it — A black Ski-Doo MXZ waiting on the bridge while riders stretch their legs.

A long lineup of snowmobiles parked outside the Mariner North cabins and motel — The lineup outside the Mariner North on a Keweenaw Peninsula trip.

A field of parked snowmobiles outside a trailside bar at dusk — A field of sleds parked outside the Hoop at dusk.

Four riders in helmets taking a selfie in front of a frozen waterfall — Four riders in front of a frozen waterfall.

Two riders at a scenic overlook above Lake Superior — Two riders at an overlook high above Lake Superior.

Club members in front of the old Ontonagon train depot — The group at the old Ontonagon train depot, in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

An empty snow-covered forest trail with trees heavy with snow — An empty forest trail, trees heavy with fresh snow.

A groomed trail stretching straight to the horizon at dusk — A groomed trail running straight to the horizon at dusk.

Two black Ski-Doo MXZ snowmobiles parked nose to nose at a wooded trail stop — Two black Ski-Doo MXZ sleds parked nose to nose at a trail stop.

A rider sitting at a picnic table buried in deep snow — That's deep snow — a rider at a picnic table buried right up to the top.

Riders relaxing in a steaming outdoor hot tub at a lodge at night — Après-ride: steaming in the lodge hot tub after a day on the trails.

Seven club members standing together in the snow for a group portrait — Helmets off for a group portrait — the whole crew in the snow.

Five members around a restaurant table under an Up North Michigan sign — The crew around a restaurant table under the "Up North" sign.

A rider stopped at the Eagle Harbor and Houghton road sign in falling snow — Stopped at the Eagle Harbor / Houghton sign in falling snow — Keweenaw country (Miami, Florida: 1,990 miles thataway).

Two black MXZ snowmobiles parked on the Lake Superior shoreline with waves behind — Two black MXZ sleds parked on the Lake Superior shoreline, waves rolling in behind.

A rider standing beside his black MXZ on a sunny trail with a rocky snowbank behind — Blue-sky day: a rider beside his black MXZ, rocky snowbank behind.

A rider on a yellow Ski-Doo in a snowy clearing with pine trees behind — A yellow Ski-Doo rider in a snowy clearing, pines all around.

A rider in blue and black FXR gear standing on his sled with arms raised in snowy woods — Standing tall on the sled, arms up — snowy woods all around.

A rider on a red, white and blue Polaris coming down a wide snowy trail — Coming down a wide, open trail on a red, white, and blue Polaris.

A rider in an Easter Bunny costume hugging a smiling woman on a black MXZ — Even the Easter Bunny rides with the Still Riders — trailside hugs on the MXZ.

A blizzard whiteout on a small-town main street with a sled parked outside a bar — Blizzard whiteout on main street — sled parked in the road, warm bar a few steps away.

A tree-lined snow road disappearing into falling snow — A tree-lined snow road disappearing into the falling snow.

The Hoop at night with sleds parked out front and a lit Christmas tree by the door — The Hoop after dark — sleds out front, Christmas tree lit by the door.

A night trail stop with sled headlights and blue underglow, riders celebrating — Night stop on the trail — headlights on, blue underglow, arms in the air.

A snowmobile's red taillight glowing in deep snow during a night ride — A red taillight glowing in the deep snow on a night ride.

New Riders Welcome

The Still Riders started as friends who ride together, and that's still the whole idea. If you're in the Stillwater area, you ride a sled, and you'd rather not ride alone — you're our kind of people.

Experienced trail riders and newer riders alike are welcome. We ride as a group, look out for each other, and make sure everyone gets home with a story. Keep an eye out for the logo on the trail — and come say hello.

Still Riders on a snowy trail stop in the woods