Summer News
Tuesday July 15 Along with the improved trails that run along the old railbed, the Parking Lot at Dole Junction has been more than doubled. Monday July 14. We have received 501(c)3 status from the IRS. Any one donating to the grooming or general fund will receive a receipt which will be tax deductible on your Income Taxes. Wednesday July 9 With RTP grant and volunteer hours from Bill Hodgeman, Bill Roberts, Butch Howe and Mike Alarie, tremendous progress was made improving Fort Hill and Ashuelot Trails this summer. As this work continues, we are accumulating felled trees to cut up as firewood. Any one is welcome to join us Sunday mornings for coffee. July 3, 08 Normally this time of year we'd be gathering on the grounds of the Hinsdale High school field tonight and operate three booths at The Night Before The Fourth Annual Lawn Party. This is the second year in a row there will be no lawn Party. This is due to problems created with the recent school re-configuring. Through a Federal Grant we are upgrading much of the Ashuelot and Fort Hill trails over the past couple and next couple weeks. In spite of the rising fuel costs we hope all who enjoy riding will experience these trails this coming winter. We will need to do some brush cutting and tree removal as the seasons progress. If interested in joining in on the work parties, e-mail us - pisgahmtntrailriders@gmail.com
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Maps
Maps available at Robust Valley on Rt 119 about two miles west of downtown Hinsdale, accessible off Fort Hill Trail. Join PMTR and register your snowmobile there. They open 7am weekdays and 8am Saturday. Also, e-mail us for maps by mail.
Friday, July 4, 2008
Our System
The club annually seeks permission from private and municipal land owners, to use the trails here in Hinsdale. There is State of New Hampshire-owned railbed that PMTR maintains. All work: from clearing brush to cutting trees to the actual grooming; serving as officers, trail administrators, and directors is all volunteers driven. Our active-members are a tiny percent of total membership and without these people, this trail system will cease to exist. Realize that any time you can donate is not only appreciated but essential to keeping this club alive. Please consider contacting the club at pisgahmtntrailriders@gmail.com
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