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We will reopen our trails today. We have not been out yet so be on the lookout for downed trees and report back any issues.
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We will be opening our trail system starting tomorrow, 1/2. Ride with caution and expect early season conditions. All trails are signed but be on the lookout for water holes and downed tree branches.
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Our trails are now open. There is some logging ongoing but it is marked. Please report any issues to us.
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The Greene Drift Riders would like to invite you to a trail sign dedication in celebration of Dick Vanderbunt's love of the sport of snowmobiling.
The event is informal.
Please join us on January 21, at 6:30 pm at the Tavern 1244 (Barrons Inn), Greene.
The event will take place in the bar area.
For dinner reservations before/after please call 607-875-0424
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These are trail marker stakes. See that stuff under the snow? That’s Alfalfa, it’s like an 8” carpet under the snow. When you go outside the stakes, especially in low snow conditions, your track is like a rototiller, and it tears that Alfala out by the roots. That in turn pisses off the farmer who planted it. That in turn gets our trails closed.
PLEASE STAY IN THE STAKES! The groomer will cover the Alfala and pack the snow over it and build up a base over it but it takes a good accumulation to do it. So please stay on the trails and don’t ride on them when there isn’t good coverage.
You would think we wouldn’t have to say this every year but it never fails… someone will go and do it…
Club volunteers spend hours marking these trails and signing them please stay on them!
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These are trail marker stakes. See that stuff under the snow? That’s Alfalfa, it’s like an 8” carpet under the snow. When you go outside the stakes, especially in low snow conditions, your track is like a rototiller, and it tears that Alfala out by the roots. That in turn pisses off the farmer who planted it. That in turn gets our trails closed.
PLEASE STAY IN THE STAKES! The groomer will cover the Alfala and pack the snow over it and build up a base over it but it takes a good accumulation to do it. So please stay on the trails and don’t ride on them when there isn’t good coverage.
You would think we wouldn’t have to say this every year but it never fails… someone will go and do it…
Club volunteers spend hours marking these trails and signing them please stay on them!
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