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My wife and I are moving here (Minneapolis area) and we want to use the snowmobile trail systems to their fullest potential. Obviously the season is on it's way out but we want to be fully setup to hit the ground running next year! We are looking for a home to rent our first year here, rural and private. With respect to the better or best snowmobile trail systems what areas should we look in that are within roughly 30 miles of North East Minneapolis (I-35w)
If you have a home you're considering renting we want a min of an acre, an out building / pole barn and two car garage. and... of course most importantly access to the trail systems from the home (no trailering required.) Being able to ride sleds on the property a huge+![Face Icon Small Happy :face-icon-small-hap :face-icon-small-hap](https://www.snowest.com/forum/images/smilies/old/face-icon-small-happy.gif)
So in summary what are the best areas to live in with immediate access to the best snowmobile trail systems in the urban / rural areas.
If you have a home you're considering renting we want a min of an acre, an out building / pole barn and two car garage. and... of course most importantly access to the trail systems from the home (no trailering required.) Being able to ride sleds on the property a huge+
![Face Icon Small Happy :face-icon-small-hap :face-icon-small-hap](https://www.snowest.com/forum/images/smilies/old/face-icon-small-happy.gif)
So in summary what are the best areas to live in with immediate access to the best snowmobile trail systems in the urban / rural areas.