If you like smooth trails, join our club.  The more members we have, the more funding we receive from the state.  With the much appreciated support of the land owners our trails pass through, with your support, we can have well maintained trails.

Want to enjoy the ride?

Please join our club.

(current trail conditions listed below - scroll down)

We REALLY NEED YOUR HELP maintaining our trail system and equipment

Signs need to be made, trails need to be marked, groomers need maintenance, trails need to be groomed (will train), debris moved and minor trimming of small brush needs to be done.

If you volunteer, you will find that you'll actually have some fun participating in making our trail system a great place to ride, and you'll get to spend some time with some of your fellow neighbors.  Oh, and some fresh air and a little bit of exercise to boot.  Bring the kids and pass on to them how to take an active role in their community.  You can have a good time while helping your local club.

Please help us keep trail condition reports updated by using the CONTACT US form.  We welcome and need any reports you can offer to keep the site updated.  Groomers will also be reporting on trail conditions and we will be posting a grooming schedule.

Please ride at your own risk until we get some more trail reports in, and keep and eye out for trails that have been blocked off by fences or logs.  If you do venture out on the trails, please be aware that some of the trails may or may not have been opened up by the land owners.  If you are in doubt, please respect the land owners by not riding on their property until the trails have been officially opened.

We typically do trail work on Sunday's (weather permitting).  Check our Meeting Information Section for the the scheduled trail work location. 

FMI - call Rob (Trailmaster) at 642-2083

We are also promoting an "adopt a trail" program, to help maintain the trails.  Adopt a trail would assign 1 - 2 mile sections of trails near club member's homes to maintain trimming and brushing of the trail, as well as to notify the club of any major issues.  This type of work is reasonably easy, but MUCH appreciated.  Show your pride by adopting a trail (dragging would be done by the club).

If you are interested in adopting a trail, please use the CONTACT US form on the menu.

We appreciate your support and the cooperation of the land owners.

Trail maps are available by mailing a self-addressed envelope, along with $3 donation to: Standish Sno-Seekers, PO Box 385, Standish ME  04084.

Maps are also available at local stores and dealerships