Lakes region snowmobile clubs

[Eyeboat]

Looking to get back into snowmobiling after many years. Just wondering about membership numbers and activity of the two clubs closets to me Snowstreakers and MSC. MSC seems to be very active in trail maintenance. I would welcome any input on the two clubs. Feel free to PM me if you would like.

[Lakegeezer]

The best approach is to join the club where you will ride the most. Your primary club dues include a $10 membership fee to NHSA. You can join any number of clubs with a secondary membership. That way, you are supporting other club's operations and avoiding duplicate NHSA membership fees. The state cut back on club funding and made joining a club more difficult, so the clubs need all the memberships and donations that they can get.

The Moultonboro Snowmobile Club has over 50 miles of trails, with the best trails through Red Hill and the Ossipee Mountains. It operates and maintains four groomers; two Tucker Snowcats, one John Deere Gator and a Skidoo Scandic. If you want to meet some of the MSC members, consider coming to the club's Christmas Party on December 15'th. It is at the Castle in the Clouds Carriage House, with food provided by Harts Turkey Farm. Tickets available here (http://moultonborosmc.org/events/).

[Senter Cove Guy]

It really honks me off that non-NH-residents have to pay $20 more than NH residents.

[Red apple]

It really honks me off that non-NH-residents have to pay $20 more than NH residents.



Just like a boat registration... Sucks


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[swnoel]

It really honks me off that non-NH-residents have to pay $20 more than NH residents.
$20????.... maybe that $12,000 sled, $5000 trailer, and $50000 rig to pull it really ticked you off too?