November is NEW Member Month. join us!! November 11th Meeting
Trail Updates
Trails open officially on December 1st and close on April 1st.
Sand Point Beach access is via the Boat Landing. Trailer parking is only in the Boat Landing lots. Do not park in the beach parking lot or use the beach access to the lake.
Know your local city ordinances. See our Ride Local page for details.
Help Our Trails
If you are not a club member but enjoy our trails in Scott County, we would welcome a donation. Your support and contributions will enable us to continue to maintain our trails, equipment and improve conditions.
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Snowmobile Trails in Minnesota
Visit Minnesota DNR Snowmobiling page or the Snowmobile Trails.com page for more details.
Being A Trail Boss OR Groomer
What is it like to be a Trail Boss?
When the groomers are out, it's usually dark. Why, because our volunteers know that you want those trails fresh and ready to go in the morning. Did you know that each club in Scott County is responsible for providing Trail Bosses and Groomer drivers? Sno-Trails, which all Scott County clubs rolls up to, manages all the equipment, signage, insurance, fuel and grant-in-aid funds. There is a limited number of volunteers from each club that manages this for the rest of us. We can always use folks to help out with the trails. We are really in need of new Trail Bosses across the county. Many of the folks doing this now are ready to retire or have taken on larger and larger areas as the number volunteering has dropped.
Being a Trail Boss does not mean you go it alone, it just means you are responsible for make sure the signage gets placed properly and is maintained. You can always request help from volunteers and folks are more than willing to help. Please consider becoming a trail boss and/or volunteering to help with trails. REMEMBER…NO TRAIL BOSS = NO TRAIL!
Snowmobiler Code of Ethics
Please Read
1. I will be a good sports enthusiast. I recognize that people judge all snowmobile owners by my actions. I will use my influence with other snowmobile owners to promote fair conduct.
2. I will not litter on trails or camping areas. I will not pollute lakes or streams.
3. I will not damage living trees, shrubs, or other natural features. I will go out only when there is sufficient snow so that I will not damage the land.
4. I will respect other people's property and rights.
5. I will lend a helping hand when I see someone in distress.
6. I will make myself and my vehicle available to assist search and rescue parties.
7. I will not interfere with or harass hikers, skiers, snowshoers, ice anglers, or other winter sports enthusiasts. I will respect their rights to enjoy our recreation facilities.
8. I will know and obey all federal, state and local rules regulating the operation of snowmobiles in areas where I use my vehicle.
9. I will not harass wildlife. I will avoid areas posted for the protection or feeding of wildlife.
10. I will stay on marked trails or marked roads open to snowmobiles. I will not snowmobile where prohibited.
