This site is designed to establish a connection between those who come out and enjoy the trails and those who help take care of them. We hope that you find that it provides you with a greater understanding of how YOUR trails are cared for, as well as providing a means to contribute your ideas, time which is always a valuable contributions.   Please take some time to look around and get to know us better. As you will see, we've brought together all the information your looking for in one place. Trail reports, Snowmobiling news, Trail maps, Snowmobiling legislation, and much more! When it comes to snowmobiling in our neck of the woods, you'll find that our web site should be your first "trail stop" on the information highway.

Our trail system is expansive, covering well over 150 miles of trial, reaching into three counties. We have 5 state of the art groomers that run a tight grooming schedule throughout the snowmobiling season. 4 of these groomers are funded through the state based grooming fund. The remaining groomer is directly funded  by the clubs in the council. Grooming is only a fraction of what it takes to keep the trails in great condition during the season. During the warm months we have to routinely monitor the trails for such changes as trail surface damage, fallen trees, overgrowth, and deterioration of structures. We are also in the process of acquiring additional trails as well as establishing new trails where they have not existed before. This means hundreds of volunteer man hours just to get the trails, expand the trails, and prepare them for the next snowmobile season.
         Everything that is done within our council is 100% volunteer based from the President on down. As hard as our council members and member organizations work to keep things "snow ready", we are always in need of more volunteer help. We will always welcome the help of more volunteers in keeping our trails the best that they can be.
         Several times a year during the off season months we schedule weekend trail clean ups. They are at various locations throughout our system and usually take place from August thru early November. You've heard the saying "Many hands make light work"? Well this is as true as it gets in the case of trail clean ups.

         If you would like to help with trail maintenence or grooming please contact us.  We are also interested in hearing your comments. If you have something to say good or bad, we want to hear from you!  Please click on the contact us link or just click here for a list of people who can help with your questions and assist in addressing your concerns.

Council President                                                                                Council Directors
    Bruce Wood                                                                                        
                                                                                                                 Dale DeClark
Council Vice President                                                                            
                                                                                           
                                                                                                                 Micheal Wood
Council Treasurer                                                                                   
    Todd Olson                                                                                            
                                                                                                                
Council Secretary                                                                               
    Phil Milazzo    
                                                                                                            
Jordan Valley Trails Council
P.O. Box 1238
East Jordan, MI 49727