Lastest Updates
- 01/28/19 - Please try to not follow the groomers on our trails for long periods of time. The longer a freshly groomed section of trail can sit without being disturbed, in order to harden, the longer its pristine condition will last for our users. In addition, some icy conditions have been reported on some of the trails around town. Slow down on turns and use caution traveling up or down steep hills.
- 01/23/19 - While our trails are here for your enjoyment and leisure, there is a great responsibility that each and every rider has which is to be safe. Everyone should be concerned with not only their own safety while riding, but that of others. Make sure to be aware of others and varying trail conditions. That being said, have a blast exploring our trail system and taking advantage of what Gilmanton has to offer!
- 11/26/18 - Winter is just around the corner, and that means so is the start of the riding season! Make sure you are prepared for the start of the season by using the Kick-off Checklist!
- Kick-off Checklist
- Join your local snowmobile club, in addition to being a part of a passionate community you will also save money on each snowmobile you register.
- Register every machine you plan on using this winter.
- Turn-up/fix your machines so they are ready to go once the trails open.
- Join the Gilmanton Snowmobile Association Facebook group for the latest trail and club updates.
- Check back to this website regularly for additional club information and resources.
- Kick-off Checklist
- Gilmanton Snowmobile Association meetings take place in the Gilmanton Corners- Community Church every third Tuesday of each month at 7:30 P.M.
- Next meeting takes place 02/19/18
- 1/2/18 - I would like to remind all of our trail users that in order to have land owners allow snowmobiles to ride on their property, sleds must remain on the trails maintained by the local club and not veer off trail onto land not permitting snowmobiles. Just one person doing this is how local trails become closed to the rest of the riders who have adhered to the rules of riding our trails. Remember, "Stay on trail, or stay home"!
