Mount Major Snowmobile Club Inc.

From the NH Bureau of Trails (Concord, NH) - "Great Spring Snowmobile Riding Still Available" - The NH Bureau of Trails reports that the majority of the snowmobile trail system in New Hampshire is in great condition for spring-like riding. The deep snow pack from this winter is making for great March riding conditions in the majority of the state for snowmobiles.  Many of the volunteer clubs around the state are continuing grooming operations, and trail conditions are perfect for March riders.
The deep snow has also extended the available dates of several heavily used corridors in the state.  Corridor Trail 8 and 11, also known as the Concord to Lincoln Rail Line, will remain open for snowmobile use until March 31st, beyond the posted closing date of March 15.
Riders should check local club sites for information and the Bureau of Trails website for twice-weekly trail condition updates through March.
The Bureau of Trails is a part of the NH Division of Parks & Recreation.  The division manages over 73 state parks, campgrounds, thousands of miles of trails, historic sites, waysides, and natural areas.  The division is part of the Department of Resources and Economic Development.  For more information about the Bureau of Trails, please call 603-271-3254 or visit www.nhtrails.org. 

Many thanks to those who have worked so hard. Thank you to everyone who have sent in their memberships and for your extra donations. To all others - this will be your last contact by us unless we receive your membership renewal. Forms can be downloaded from this web site.

Alton Bay Seaplane Base - Snowmobilers...please be aware that when Alton Bay freezes over, it is host to many winter activities including an ice runway for small aircraft. Signs and cones provide information as to where aircraft will be taxiing and taking off. Please take notice so that everyone can enjoy our beautiful winters. www.flyaltonbay.com