snowmobile hall of fame and museum

It was full of histrey, about when the first snow machines were put together. Look how far they have come.this was so much fun for the kids to see.

Tons of history, details and lots to learn here. A great selection of trophies and industry news, benchmarks and some relic machines too. Real classics. This is clearly someone's passion!

We live here in the snowmobile capital of the "World" ..I love to see both the old and the new. When We visit the Museum we love to see the real old sleds..and chat with the folks that work so hard to allow us to walk threw.

nice museum. i would recommend this to any snowmobile or winter sport enthusiastic. interesting to see how it started and read about some of the pioneers of snowmobiling.

My husband was more excited than I about visiting this museum. He was able to find the kind of helmet that he used to wear and a sled that was similar to the one his parent's used to own. He was really excited about that. There are a HUGE variety of snowmobiles that span several decades. It was really fun to see how far they have some over the years in style and comfort. It's free admission and they do suggest you give $5/family but you certainly don't have to if you prefer not to. We spent about half an hour here.

I stumbled upon this place online while planning a little family getaway to Minocqua. We were so happy to have found this gem of a place. Our whole family loved it and having been telling others ever since that's it's a must see if traveling through that area!

Great location for a snowmobile Hall Of Fame And Museum. Full of classic vintage sleds, race sleds and everything snowmobiling. A must see for any snowmobiler. Well worth it.

I had a great time seeing all the old sleds and seeing how much the have progressed in safety and comfort. If you like vintage sleds it is a must see.

off the snowmobile trail , kinda hard to find, but very interesting, from old sleds to newer ones, old racers too. worth the time to see.