Sno-Mo Trailhead
The Sno-Mo Trailhead is located on Park Road 51, just north of the turn to the covered bridge. Look for the Snowmobile Trail sign at the entrance.
The parking area is is just north of State Route 97.
Trails from this Trailhead
The Sno-Mo Trailhead provides access to three relatively moderate rides, with the option to tackle the full 24-mile loop from here as well.
Sno-Mo to Park Road 51
Rooty singletrack with fun climbs and fast, flowing sections through the pines.
View TrailSno-Mo to Gorge Connector
A more technical ride with roots, rocks, climbs, and fast descents.
View TrailSno-Mo thru Campground
A longer route connecting the lodge trails, 30.06, and scenic Pleasant Hill Dam.
View RouteA Great Introduction to Mohican
With several attractions nearby and plenty of parking, the Sno-Mo Trailhead is a great starting point for exploring Mohican by bike and discovering more beyond the trails.
Hiking Access
Several hiking trails are nearby, including routes to Big Lyons Falls and the Gorge Overlook, making it easy to explore Mohican beyond the bike.
Plenty of Parking
The trailhead has plenty of parking in a gravel lot, making it an easy place to meet up, unload bikes, and start your ride.
River Access
Head to the nearby Covered Bridge for river access, with opportunities for tubing and fishing before or after your ride.
Primitive Camping
Primitive camping is available near the Covered Bridge, offering a simple way to extend your visit and make a weekend of your Mohican adventure.
Explore the Area
There’s plenty to explore beyond the Sno-Mo Trailhead. Take some time to discover Mohican State Park’s scenic destinations, including the covered bridge, nearby hiking trails, fire tower, and gorge overlook.
Covered Bridge
The Covered Bridge, built in 1968 using native hardwoods from the Mohican-Memorial State Forest, is a picturesque pedestrian and vehicular bridge offering scenic views of the river. From the bridge, take a short hike to Big Lyons Falls, an 80-foot waterfall that is especially impressive in spring after a good rainfall.
Explore Mohican's Iconics Features
Clear Fork Gorge Overlook and State Nature Preserve
Two stone overlooks provide dramatic views of the Clear Fork of the Mohican State Scenic River. Built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s, this area is designated a Registered National Natural Landmark, with a hiking trail from the overlook leading to the swinging bridge.
Visit the Clear Fork Gorge Overlook
Tubing the Mohican
Tubing access points can be found throughout the park, with the Covered Bridge being a popular launch point. From there, float beneath the Swinging Bridge and through the main campground to the Change House Trailhead near the campground entrance; just be sure to arrange a shuttle back to your vehicle.
Discover Mohican ActivtiesEat. Stay. Play.
There’s plenty to do in Mohican State Park, but even more to discover beyond the trails. Explore local dining, places to stay, and things to do throughout the surrounding Mohican area.
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