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Club history

Pisgah Mtn Trailriders was originally formed by friends and acquaintances in Hinsdale to gather permission from area landowners to use and improve existing trails and create new ones to enjoy their snowmobiles. It seemed like everybody and his brother had a snowmobile. As snowmobiles became more reliable, even more people were riding.Grooming equipment improved and made it more enjoyable to travel hill and dale. Little known is the fact snowmobile trails in Pisgah State Park were created and maintained by this club. Today, three or four members are still performing trail maintenance that hundreds of sledders are enjoying. Riding the smooth Fort Hill Trail along the Connecticut River and Ashuelot Trail connecting to Winchester and points beyond, wandering trails in the hills, woods and field trails of Hinsdale is only still possible thanks to a few guys. Snowmobile clubs work in conjunction with New Hampshire Trails Bureau, New Hampshire Snowmobile Association, and NH Fish and Game. Although the mentioned state departments pay their employees, trails are voluntarily maintained. Welcome to any one who would like to participate with this small group that keeps this club functioning.

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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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