While you’re eager to relish the excitement and freedom of snowmobiling, it’s important to yourself and your fellow riders to ensure Snowmobile Trail safety. If you’ve recently purchased a used snowmobile—or if your snowmobile has been sitting in the garage since last year—a pre-season “checkup” is in order. Consult your owner’s manual for tune-up and maintenance instructions to ensure that everything is in working order, including the emergency shut-off switch.… Entire article
10. To create snowmobile trails, Snowmobile Clubs negotiate permission and proper insurance coverage for the season. Without the landowner partnerships, the snowmobiling sport would not exist.
9. Snowmobile clubs clear and create trails. After permission is granted, club volunteers work to create trails by clearing away the brush, cutting down obstructing limbs, hauling out trash and smoothing the base of the trails. Volunteers may have to build bridges to overpass creeks and low spots.… Entire article
