For folks in snowmobile clubs, the worst-kept secret is this: Clubs are the very backbone of the sport. They not only make the trail system and land access possible but they also provide a vital social and networking aspect to participants.
To help shine a light on the glory and importance of this sport’s grassroots network, Snow Goer highlights an individual club in each issue of the magazine. To do that, we need your help.
If you belong to a great (or even very good!) snowmobile club, please fill out the form below, or click here to get to the separate web page holding the form. The filled-out form will be forwarded directly to the Snow Goer editorial team, which will read through the entries and hand-select clubs to hold up to fellow snowmobilers as great examples to other riders and clubs to follow. It’s a great way to highlight the efforts of your club, and help protect and grow the sport.
Our heart-felt “THANK YOU!” goes out to all of you who belong to a club!
[…] There’s an old saying that “Rome wasn’t built in just a day.” While the quote references the great Roman Empire’s resurrection and eventual demise, the Rome Sno Bandits snowmobile club of Rome, Wisconsin, wasn’t built in a day either. But unlike the fall of Rome, the Sno Bandits have banded together season after season since its inaugural in 1978 to keep its collection of sledheads going strong and having fun. Following are answers to our questions about their club. If you belong to a great club, tell us about it by filling out our easy online information form. […]