On this day of
To the Calumet Sno Trails Website
Check site for trail conditions and club functions.
CLOSED
It has been a great season of snowmobiling this year. This would not have occurred if not for the open minds of the landowners, the generosity of all the numerous hours of getting easements, leveling the plowed fields, cutting brush, marking trails, grooming trails along with maintenance of the equipment and grounds. But it is not done yet as we are working on taking the system down. Members have done a fantastic job of keeping our goal focused.
Thanks to our map ad sponsers and the people who sold them. It is amazing that if you add up all donated time it would well exceed over 1000 hours.
Appreciation can be shown by joining a club, staying on trails, and thanking landowners and businesses that support us.
Thank you to all who attended and helped to organize our annual Calumet Sno Trails Raffle at High Cliff Supper Club. Also a big thank you to everyone for donations and for the raffle prizes. It was a great time and fun was had by all. Hope to see everyone next year.
.
If you have any concerns or question about the trail itself please contact the trail boss "Bigfoot" on the email contact below.
Please thank the landowners for making the trails happen, they are very important.
Thank-you.
Your Trail Boss
Bigfoot
--- Club News---
Some upcoming events for our club include:
Next meeting March,19 2014
If you want to checkout our club neighbor to the north here is the link.
Please attend a upcoming meeting which are held at the clubhouse every month on the 3rd Wednesday of the month.
--What Does It Take--
What does it take to run a snowmobile club? It takes you... yes you to join a club, or if you already are a member- lend a helping hand.
--- Other News---
Election results for Club Officers
Dan Woelfel~President
Tim Gambsky Vice-President
Lisa Herrick Sec.
Becky Kinnard Treasurer
Board of Directors
Don Ruhland
Pete Herrick
Corey Brickl
Keith Berchem
Enjoy the trails.
Please check back to this sight often! It's a way to stay informed!
Please do attend the meetings we are always busy doing something they are the 3rd Wed. of each month at 7:30 P.M. If you ever have any questions about our club, contact Dan Woelfel the pres. of Calumet Sno-Trails. Also it is very important that all club members pay their dues to stay current, with mailings/e-mail list. If you change your e-mail address please contact the club secretary, so she may update all information. By doing so will help you to get club information via e-mail fast.
Respect all landowners while you are on the trails-remember its the landowners right to allow us to cross their land or not. They give us the right to use their land for our sport. We can always use help in this organization.
Here is a few reasons why you should join any area club. >No Club- No Trails - No SnowmobilingState Lobbying to protect the trail system
Insurance benefits
Wisconsin Snowmobile News magazine
Keep up to date on issues
Have a voice in the future of snowmobiling
Support the clubs that makes the trails
Promote safe snowmobiling
Want to help out at the club house? There is always something to do. This club and all clubs need members active or not.
Join a club today. Please click on the contact link below to get a copy of a printable membership form.
For online renewal of your snowmobile, click on link below.
REGISTRATION
Who may operate a snowmobile?
Beginning Jan 1, 2001, any person who is born on or after 1/1/85 and who has reached the age of 12, must have completed and received a snowmobile safety certificate in order to operate a snowmobile in Wisconsin. The certificate must be carried while operating the snowmobile, and displayed to a law enforcement officer upon demand.
View Page Stats
See who's visiting this page.
This site maintained by the HG
Send page comments or items you would like possibly included to below.
View Page Stats
See who's visiting this page.
If you have any concerns or question about the trail itself please contact the trail boss "Bigfoot" on the email contact below.
Please thank the landowners for making the trails happen, they are very important.
Thank-you.
Your Trail Boss
Bigfoot
Some upcoming events for our club include:
Next meeting March,19 2014
If you want to checkout our club neighbor to the north here is the link.
What does it take to run a snowmobile club? It takes you... yes you to join a club, or if you already are a member- lend a helping hand.
Election results for Club Officers
Dan Woelfel~President
Tim Gambsky Vice-President
Lisa Herrick Sec.
Becky Kinnard Treasurer
Board of Directors
Don Ruhland Pete Herrick Corey Brickl Keith Berchem
Please check back to this sight often! It's a way to stay informed! Please do attend the meetings we are always busy doing something they are the 3rd Wed. of each month at 7:30 P.M. If you ever have any questions about our club, contact Dan Woelfel the pres. of Calumet Sno-Trails. Also it is very important that all club members pay their dues to stay current, with mailings/e-mail list. If you change your e-mail address please contact the club secretary, so she may update all information. By doing so will help you to get club information via e-mail fast.
Respect all landowners while you are on the trails-remember its the landowners right to allow us to cross their land or not. They give us the right to use their land for our sport. We can always use help in this organization.
No Club- No Trails - No Snowmobiling State Lobbying to protect the trail system
Insurance benefits
Wisconsin Snowmobile News magazine
Keep up to date on issues
Have a voice in the future of snowmobiling
Support the clubs that makes the trails
Promote safe snowmobiling
Want to help out at the club house? There is always something to do. This club and all clubs need members active or not.
Join a club today. Please click on the contact link below to get a copy of a printable membership form. For online renewal of your snowmobile, click on link below. Beginning Jan 1, 2001, any person who is born on or after 1/1/85 and who has reached the age of 12, must have completed and received a snowmobile safety certificate in order to operate a snowmobile in Wisconsin. The certificate must be carried while operating the snowmobile, and displayed to a law enforcement officer upon demand.
This site maintained by the HG
Send page comments or items you would like possibly included to below.
View Page Stats
See who's visiting this page. View Page Stats
See who's visiting this page.
