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Snowmobiling On The Kal-Haven Trail, Van Buren Trail & Van Buren County Roads
Do I need a Trail Pass to snowmobile on the Kal-Haven Trail?

You don’t need a Kal-Haven Trail pass but you must have a DNR Snowmobile Trail Permit.

Snowmobile Trail Permit:
In addition to registration of a snowmobile in Michigan or from another state or province, a person who desires to operate a snowmobile in this state needs to purchase a snowmobile trail permit sticker. The snowmobile trail permit sticker is valid for 1 year which begins October 1 and ends September 30 of the following year.

Snowmobile trail permits are available at the following:

On-Line at the DNR E-License Web site -Your sticker will be mailed to you within 7-10 days. OR

Through the Michigan Snowmobile Association , or the Michigan Sunrise Side agents located throughout eastern Michigan.

• From DNR Operations Service Centers

Snowmobiles are exempt from the Trail Permit Sticker if they are:

Operated exclusively on lands owned or under the control of the owner, used entirely in a safety education program conducted by a certified snowmobile safety instructor, exclusively operated in a special event of limited duration which is conducted according to a prearranged schedule under a permit from the governmental unit having proper jurisdiction or a snowmobile used solely for transportation on the frozen surface of public waters for the purpose of ice fishing.

Display of Trail Permit Sticker:

The trail permit sticker needs to be permanently affixed to the forward half of the snowmobile directly above or below the headlight.
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This page last updated on 3/18/2006.
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