Riders · Trail 27 · Gaylord, MI

Rider Stops & Ride-In Events by Trail 27

Ride in from Trail 27, conditions permitting. The Lakeside Pavilion sits directly across the street from Trail 27 on the Iron Belle Trail (North Central State Trail), open to snowmobiles December 1 to March 31.

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[PHOTO: sleds parked out front]

Rider stop

Park the sled, warm up, eat

Sled parkingDesignated snowmobile parking on site.

Fire pitsFire pits to warm up by.

Covered pavilionCovered and open-air. Dress for the season.

Iron Pig BBQWhole-hog BBQ and the full bar right there. Hours: [WINTER HOURS]

Rider special[RIDER SPECIAL]

SeasonSnowmobiles December 1 to March 31, conditions permitting.

Address4055 Old US Hwy 27 S, Gaylord, MI 49735

Side-by-sidesNot allowed on the trail. Side-by-side groups: ask us about events.

The covered pavilion lit up at night, ready for a winter rider gathering

Clubs & groups

Host your group ride or club event

Book the pavilion, patio and field for your club rally, group ride or ride-in event. Room for about 500 seated, fire pits, a full bar and the stage for announcements and awards.

Iron Pig catering: catered events from $29 per person. Final quote depends on menu, guest count and date.
No separate venue fee for events catered by Iron Pig. Events have a food and beverage minimum based on date and guest count.
Poker runs or other formats? Ask us.

Groups are responsible for any required DNR permits (for example, a DNR motorized event permit for organized rides). See DNR motorized events permit.

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Plan your ride

Tips before you head out

Check trail conditions before you ride. Trail access is always conditions permitting.
Crossing Old US 27: come to a complete stop, cross at a right angle, and yield to all traffic.
Use the designated sled parking, not the main lot.
Dress in layers: the pavilion is covered but open-air.
Coming with a group? Send us your headcount ahead of time.
Know the Michigan snowmobile rules and registration and trail permit requirements.

Official sources

Trail access & rules

This is a summary, not legal advice. Follow posted signs and official rules.

Rider FAQs

Can snowmobiles ride in?

Yes. Trail 27 is directly across the street. Ride in from Trail 27, December 1 to March 31, conditions permitting.

Is there sled parking?

Yes, designated snowmobile parking.

Can side-by-sides ride in on the trail?

No. Side-by-sides and ORVs aren't allowed on the trail. Side-by-side groups: ask us about events.

What is the pavilion like in winter?

It's covered and open-air, with fire pits to warm up by. Dress for the season.

What are your winter hours?

[WINTER HOURS]

Can our club host an event?

Yes. Catered events from $29 per person; final quote depends on menu, guest count and date. Groups are responsible for any required DNR permits.

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Riders welcome

Plan Your Ride-In Event

Tell us your date, club and headcount and we'll reply with availability and a quote.

Check Your Date

Or call (989) 448-4222 (Leave a voicemail or use the inquiry form.)