Our trail system is expansive, covering over 130 miles and reaching into three counties. We have three state of the art groomers that run everyday throughout the snowmobiling season. But grooming in only a fraction of what it takes to keep the trails maintained. During the warm months we have to constantly monitor the trails for changes such as damage, fallen trees, overgrowth, and deterioration. We are also in the process of taking over additional trails as well as establishing new trails where they have not existed before. This means hundreds of man hours just to get and keep the trails ready for snow.
  Everything that is done within our council is 100% volunteer from President to Groomer and everything in between. As hard as all of our council members and member organizations work to keep things "snow ready", we always need and welcome the help of others in keeping our trails the best they can be.
  Several times a year during the off 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 cleanups.
  So if you would like to help this is where you can take the first step by CLICKING HERE.