Snowmobiling Outside of PA, Family Fun

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2012 PSSA photo contest second prize winner
Josh Ackley - Snowmobiling Outside of PA, Family Fun
PA Trail System - Changes and Improvements - pages 16, 17, 18
Keystone Snowmobiler January 2013 Page 2
PSSA
DIRECTORS
(Term Expires at Annual Spring Meeting)
PRESIDENT:
Liz Krug (2013, Erie Co.)
9820 Lake Pleasant Road
Erie, PA 16509
Cell Phone: (814) 464-3971
[email protected]
VICE-PRESIDENT:
Harrison M. Langley, Jr.(2013, Lebanon Co.)
418 Barnside Drive
Palmyra, PA 17078
Phone: (717) 838-1179
[email protected]
SECRETARY:
Brenda Lausch (2014, Lancaster Co.)
1525 Brunnerville Rd.
Lititz, PA 17543
Phone: (717) 314-0547
[email protected]
TREASURER:
Steve Matscherz (2014, Allegheny Co.)
383 Allison Rd.
Gibsonia, P A 15044
Phone: (724)443-3357
[email protected]
Roger Auker (2014, Lancaster Co.)
112 Homestead Drive
Stevens, P A 17578
Phone: (717) 336-1061
Fax: (717) 336-0362
[email protected]
Don Graves (2015, Columbia Co.)
2151 Old Berwick Road
Bloomsburg, PA 17815
Cell Phone: (570) 854-2215
[email protected]
Glen Knisely (2015, York Co.)
910 Jefferson Lane
Red Lion, PA 17356
Phone: (717) 244-5680
Cell: (717) 873-8323
[email protected]
PENNSYLVANIA STATE
SNOWMOBILE
ASSOCIATION, INC.
908 North 2nd Street
Harrisburg, PA 17102
(717) 441-6045
TOLL-FREE 1-888-411-PSSA
FAX 717-236-2046
EMAIL [email protected]
www.pasnow.org
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HARTMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY
2286 Black Rock Road
Hanover, PA 17331
Phone & FAX: (717) 633-5051
E-Mail: [email protected]
EDITORS: Peggy & Henry Hartman
MATERIALS DEADLINE:
10th of month preceding issue
REGIONAL DIRECTORS
REGION 1
Jacob Clarkson (2015, Erie Co.)
5371 West Road
McKean, PA 16426
Phone: (814) 476-7604
[email protected]
REGION 2
Bob Bowers (2015, Butler Co.)
230 Royal Oak Drive
Butler, PA 16001
Phone: (724) 816-1779
[email protected]
REGION 3
David E. McCarty (2014, Westmoreland Co.)
2533 Harrison City Road
Export, PA 15632
Phone: (412) 480-7068
[email protected]
REGION 4
Kevin Kost (2013, Elk Co.)
Lantz Corners Getaway
2952 Rte 219
Kane, PA 16735
Phone: 814-778-5391
[email protected]
REGION 5
VACANT (York Co.)
REGION 6
VACANT (Lehigh Co.)
REGION 7
Tom Jacoby (2013, Potter Co.)
703 Rapley Rd
Genesee, PA 16923
Phone: 814-203-1061
[email protected]
Josh Hinkle (2013) (Ass’t Director)
2 Hilltop Circle
Mechanicsburg, PA 17055
Phone: (717) 512-2086
[email protected]
REGION 8
Janet Auker (2013, Lancaster Co.)
112 Homestead Drive
Stevens, P A 17578
Phone: (717) 336-1061
Fax: (717) 336-0362
[email protected]
REGION 9
Dr. Don Leckey (2013, Cambria Co.)
132 Polaris Dr.
Johnstown, PA 15909
Phone: 814-322-1010
[email protected]
REGION 10
Kevin Fogleman (2012, Centre Co.)
157 Valley View
Bellefonte, P A 16823
Phone: (814) 353-1017
[email protected] or
[email protected]
REGION 11
VACANT (Columbia Co.)
REGION 12
Clinton LaTourette (2012, Wayne Co.)
792 Torrey Road
Honesdale, PA 18431
Phone: (570) 729-7865
[email protected]
Gary F. Bates (Ass't Director)
231 South Smith Road
Waymart, PA 18472
Phone: (570) 488-5446
[email protected]
Executive Director
Lori Elliott
908 N. 2nd St.
Harrisburg, PA 17102
Phone: (717) 441-6045
Fax: (717) 236-2046
[email protected]
www.pasnow.org
www.facebook.com/pasnow
Snow Angels Chairperson:
Ginny Kline
811 State Route 288
Fombell, PA 16123
Phone: (724) 752-0509
Fax: (724) 752-8352
[email protected]
PSSA BOARD COMMITTEES
2012-2013
Insurance Subcommittee
Elizabeth Krug, President,
Ex-Officio of all Standing Committees
STANDING COMMITTEES:
Executive, Finance, Trails, Public
Affairs, Safety
Executive Committee - Elected
Directors of the Board of Directors
Elizabeth Krug President (2013),
Chair (814-464-3971)
Harrison Langley, Vice President (2013)
Brenda Lausch, Secretary (2014)
Steve Matscherz, Treasurer
(2014)
Roger Auker (2014)
Glen Knisely (2015)
Don Graves (2015)
Nominating Subcommittee
Steve Matscherz (2014)
Brenda Lausch (2014)
Gary Bates
Legislative Subcommittee
Harrison Langley, (2013)
By-Laws Committee
Clint Elias, Chair (724-349-5369)
Harrison Langley (2013)
Finance Committee
Steve Matscherz, Treasurer, (2014),
Chair (724-443-3357)
This issue mailed on or
before December 20th.
DISCLAIMER: The contents of advertisements which appear in the Keystone Snowmobiler are solely the responsibility of the advertisers. Appearances of an advertisement in the Keystone Snowmobiler does not constitute a
recommendation or endorsement by the Keystone Snowmobiler, Hartman Publishing Company, Pennsylvania
State Snowmobile Association, Henry Hartman, Peggy
Hartman, or any staff member or contributor, of the
goods or services offered therein.
Vacant
Trails Committee
Elizabeth Krug (2013), Chair
(814-464-3971)
Joshua Hinkle (2013)
Kevin Fogleman (2012)
Clinton Latourette (2012)
Gary Bates
Pat Rider (2014)
Janet Auker (2013)
Glen Knisely, Coordinator, GPS/Signage
Project (717-244-5680)
Mini-grant Subcommittee
Kerri Schott
Clint Elias
John Fiertag
Les Freeman
Don Mosier
Mark Hackenburg
Trails Technology Committee
Gary Bates
Kent Kessler
Keri Schott
Don Weaver
Public Affairs
Roger Auker, Chair (2014)
(717-336-1061)
Mark Hackenburg
Don Graves (2014)
Tammy Sieber
Membership Subcommittee
Roger Auker, Chair (2014)
(717-336-1061)
Mark Hackenburg
Social Media Subcommittee
Don Graves (2014), Chair
(570-854-3110) (monitors Facebook)
Joshua Hinkle (2013)
(monitors blogs)
Safety Committee
Harrison Langley, (2013), Chair
Snow Angel Committee
Ginny Kline, Chair (724-752-0509)
Ila Morton
Patricia Rider (2014)
Charmaine Weisenbacher
Fall Show Committee
Roger Auker, (2014), Chair
(717-336-1061)
Tom Shumate
Doug Blauch
Franz Martin
Rep. from Pat and Son
Peggy & Henry Hartman
Page 3 January 2013 Keystone Snowmobiler
MOVING
FORWARD
HAPPY AND JOYOUS NEW YEAR TO EVERYONE.
I hope by now we will have had significant
snowfall to ride. Remember Safety First! Obey
the “rules of the trail”. Respect landowners.
Respect the Forest. Thank property owners
and state personnel for allowing a snowmobile trail across local and state property.
Trails don’t just happen. It takes many hours
of hard work to construct a trail. Then many
more hours to keep the brush clipped, holes
drained, bridges reinforced, drainage pipe
repaired, equipment maintained etc. OFFER TO HELP YOUR LOCAL
CLUB OR FORESTRY PERSONNEL WHERE YOU RIDE.
Make an additional donation to the club or PSSA to
help with trail maintenance
and grooming if you cannot
help.
Good snowmobile
trails take the cooperation
of everyone. Trails are not
free.
Report trail problems to the local forest
park or the local club. The Keystone Snowmobiler publishes all the club information. It can
also be found on the PSSA website. www.
pasnow.org Standardized signage will help
you locate the nearest club. We want everyone to be safe.
Make an additional donation to the club or PSSA to
help with trail maintenance
and grooming if you cannot
help.
Good snowmobile
trails take the cooperation
of everyone. Trails are not
free.
PSSA did receive a smaller trail maintenance grant for 2013. The amount was
$60,000. (Is the cup half full or half empty?)
This money will be distributed to clubs who
apply for grants to help maintain trails and
groomer equipment. This amount is much less
than PSSA received in the past.
To quote what I have mentioned in the past:
“In addition to the volunteer hours/labor/
equipment already mentioned clubs also accumulate many hours/labor/equipment over
and above what is needed to cover grants. They
have more expenses than what the current
grants can cover. Most other states (to make
a comparison) reimburse clubs for grooming
and trail maintenance based on the number
of miles groomed and maintained. This varies
from $300 - $500 dollars a mile. The return
on this investment shows in the quality of
trails in other areas and the effect the trails
have on the state economy. PA has approximately 5500 miles of trail with $160,000,000
return on the investment. We cannot
improve the system without
more consistent financial
backing.” The current $10
Registration fee does not
cover costs to maintain and
improve the entire system.
These grants require real data to support the
request for funds. An on-line survey will be given to clubs to
gather information to support larger grants to PSSA
in late January. This survey will
be answered on line and the data will be used
as needed to acquire more funds to help fund
projects across the state.
PSSA also received a $35,000 grant to
continue the GPS/Standardized Signage program. State Standardized signage will be
placed on trails using a county-number system along with the GPS information. You will
have access to it on the PSSA web-site.
Finally you can view all the SnoCams across
the state on the PSSA web-site. The Kane
Snowmobile Club has theirs up and running.
Thanks to all the volunteers, donors and
sponsors who build and maintain our trail
system!
Have a Happy and Safe
Riding Season.
Think Snow!
Liz Krug
Reminder: Ask a friend to join PSSA.
Spring Membership Meeting April 6, 2013 at
State College.
pssa
mini-grant
coordinator
and
our
sleds
by Julia Bogue
Hopefully
by the time we
are
reading
this edition of
the Keystone
Snowmobiler
there
will
be snow on
the
ground
will
be
out!
It is hard to believe that Round I and Round
II mini-grant projects are complete, with
Round II closing on December 31 and Round
III will end shortly on January 31, 2013.
Through the mini-grants program, recipient clubs
have done a tremendous amount of work! I as
well as many others are very appreciative of all
your hard work and dedication to snowmobiling.
You truly go above and beyond as you labor
for everyone’s benefit on the trails, and use
your valuable time to complete such important
projects on top of your busy everyday lives.
I greatly enjoy working with all of you. It is
great getting to know you and seeing all the
work that you do. I hope you all have a great
holiday and an enjoyable snowmobile season!
The mini-grants project is financed in part by
a grant from the Community Conservation
Partnerships
Program,
Pennsylvania
Recreational Trails Program funded through
the Federal Highway Administration, under the
administration of the Pennsylvania Department
of Conservation and Natural Resources, Bureau
of Recreation and Conservation. Its purpose
is to help clubs repair and maintain trails and
grooming equipment and assist with grooming
expenses. The clubs have proposed a number
of projects for trail maintenance, grooming and
restoration in their areas.
Join PSSA Now!
Go to www.pasnow.org
and renew with a credit card.
Don’t let this be your last issue!
See the PSSA
Website:
www.pasnow.org
for the new
Vintage
Snowmobile
Registration
Application
Lori Elliott
Executive Director
Headquarters’
Headlines:
Headquarters’ Headlines
clubs
and
PSSA
to
community
leaders
in
Potter County through a
grant from the International
Snowmobile Manufacturers
Association
Granting $1,500 in Snow
Angel grants and distributing
$3,400 this past holiday
season to children and
families in need, through
the generous donations
from you, our members
Happy
New
Year! We are
looking forward to an exciting year
and we hope 2013 brings a lot of
snow for everyone this season.
Looking back on 2012, I’ve listed
below some accomplishments of
PSSA in promoting and supporting
Pennsylvania snowmobiling and
our members this year, such as:
New projects to be undertaken in
2013 include:
Awarding over $118,000
in mini-grants to sixteen
2013
Mini-Grants:
We
PA snowmobile clubs to
were recently awarded a
help repair and maintain
$60,000 grant from DCNR
trails and purchase much
to fund more mini-grant
needed equipment through
projects. Watch for a call for
our “Consolidated Grants”
applications next fall.
award from PA DCNR
Phase
III
Navigational
Beginning
GPS
trail
Signage – GPS and
inventory for Phase II of
Inventory Project: We were
Navigational
Signage
awarded $35,000 to GPS
Project of trails on private
trails on private land in 14
land in seven counties in
more counties, reaching to
the PA snow belt to extend
the New Jersey border
our Phase I project through
Updated Economic Impact
a grant award from PA
Study: We were awarded a
DCNR
grant from the International
Providing webcams to
Snowmobile Manufacturers
two
more
snowmobile
Association to conduct
clubs through our Tourism
another study. Please watch
Marketing Grant from PA
for information to complete
DCED, making a total of
our survey. Your responses
four webcam images now
are essential in helping us
being streamed through
convey of the importance of
the PSSA website, www.
snowmobiling in PA.
pasnow.org so you can see
Website
enhancements.
real-time snow conditions
Stay tuned.
throughout the state.
Coordinating
a
PSSA And, of course, our ongoing
member discount program projects will continue, such as:
with participating PSSA
member businesses (more
Our 23rd annual “Snow
information
in
another
Angel Campaign” to build
article)
our Snow Angel Fund: The PSSA
Providing the 2012 PA
Snow Angel Fund helps to assist
Powersports Show with
children with medical or physical
the help of our generous
problems with their special
sponsors,
vendors,
expenses. Any PSSA member
volunteers, and promoter
or club may request assistance
Promoting
club
and
for a child under the age of 18 at
business events through
any time. Just send a letter
our website, Facebook
or email to your regional
page, and tourism channels
director or the PSSA office
Monitoring
issues
and
describing the problem and
sending out alerts when
how they will benefit from
necessary at federal, state,
the assistance.
regional, and sometimes
local levels
You will soon receive 10
Outreach and presentation
raffle tickets to buy or sell
to promote snowmobiling,
and the proceeds go toward
this project. Or, you can
simply make a donation
to the fund by sending a
check made payable to
PSSA with “Snow Angel
Fund” in the memo line. If
you would like more tickets to buy
or sell, please call me at 1-888411-PSSA (7772) or send an
email message to pasnow@
wannerassoc.com.
The
drawing for cash prizes
will be held at our annual
membership conference in
State College.
Annual
membership
conference on April 6, 2013
in State College. SAVE
THIS DATE and come
for educational sessions,
statewide updates, awards
luncheon, and give your
input. PSSA will reserve
a few rooms in case you
wish to arrive Friday,
April 5th. Details and a
registration form will appear
in the February Keystone
Snowmobiler. This is a
great time to exchange
ideas and gain useful
information from other clubs
and members from other
areas of the state.
Monitor and send alerts
as warranted regarding
snowmobiling issues at
regional and state levels,
as well as the national level
through our membership
in the American Council of
Snowmobile Associations
(ACSA)
Continue to provide our
assistance in efforts to
acquire new, rerouted and
connecting trails: Liz Krug
reported in last month’s
issue about trail activity
taking place throughout
the state. In this issue,
see DCNR Trail System
information for the 20122013 riding season from
David Yeager from the
DCNR Bureau of Forestry,
Recreation Section,. PSSA
and club members continue
to work together with
DCNR and gas companies
in efforts to minimize
temporary changes to the
trail system that resulted
from gas development.
Continue to provide our
assistance in forming new
clubs, conducting research,
obtaining grants, marketing
events and more.
We are able to do all of these
things through our grant awards
and your membership support!
Many of you have already renewed your
membership for 2013 and some have
renewed at the Snow Burst, Storm, and
Blizzard Premium Levels! THANK YOU! A
heartfelt thank you also goes out to those
of you who included donations.
The 2012 memberships expired on
December 31, 2012. If you have forgotten
to renew, this will be your last issue of the
Keystone Snowmobilerl. You may
conveniently renew with a credit card
through our website, www.pasnow.
org and click on the “Join Now”
button on our home page. There
is a Membership Application on
page 24 (back cover) of this issue.
The list of members is sent to the
printer on or around the 10th of each
month, so renew by then to ensure
that your February issue will arrive.
Renewal letters are in the mail if
you prefer to renew by mail.
There is a poignant article
elsewhere in this issue (page 19),
entitled “The Day the Snowmobiles
Stopped” that causes the reader
to pause and ponder what would
happen if the state association
wasn’t around anymore. This was
written by a member of another
state association and makes
excellent points regarding what
the associations provide to the
snowmobiling community in their
state.
There’s plenty of interesting
reading in this issue, as usual!
Enjoy, and remember to practice
safe snowmobiling!
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PSSA Regions
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Jan. 5th, 2013
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8am to 4 pm
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Pike CountyRegion 12
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Cambria CountyRegion 9
Jan. 19th - 2013
Chickaree Ridge Runners Snowmobile Clubhouse, Johnstown, PA
8am to 4:30pm
Chickaree Ridge Runners and Martin Marine Sales, Inc.
Clint Elias (724) 349-5369
Lebanon County Region 8
Oct. 26th, 2013 PSSA Snowmobile/ATV Show, Lebanon, PA 8am to 4 pm Pennsylvania State Snowmobile Association
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York CountyRegion 5
Nov. 2nd, 2013
Conway-Runkle Annex of Dubs Church, Hanover, PA
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8am to 4pm
F&S Yamaha, SMC of Adams County, Pigeon Hills SMCLimited to 40 students
Lancaster CountyRegion 8
Dec. 7th, 2013
Akron Fire Company, Akron, PA
Janet Auker - 717-859-5455
8am to 4 pm
Hollinger’s Sports ‘N Turf & Dutch Trail Cutters SMCLimited to 40 students
SAFETY CLASS REMINDER
Attention Clubs, Dealers, Safety Instructors - Please schedule your Safety Class dates as soon as possible and send the information to the Keystone Snowmobiler for inclusion in our Master List of Snowmobile Safety Classes.
COULD YOU PLEASE HELP?
With the season called ‘Winter’ officially under way, each one of us is anxious to fire up
our sleds and make some tracks on our favorite trail. The foremost thought in our minds is
probably “safety”, or so it should be.
Each month we print a list of all the Safety
Classes (that we are notified of) for the up-
coming season. Regular readers see the list
change from month to month as past classes
are deleted and upcoming sessions are added.
Most snowmobile clubs are actively holding
meetings at this time of the year, and while
some groups meet all year round, others suspend their regular monthly gatherings after
March or April.
Here’s a simple request for those of you who
are members of clubs, snowmobile dealers,
or instructors that sponsor an annual Safety
Class. Grab the calendar for 2013 and pick
a date for your class, even if it will not occur
until next fall. Yes, pick it now! Many of the
classes are repeated on a given day each year,
such as the first Saturday of a month, or the
last Saturday of the month, etc..
Then – relay the information to us at the Keystone Snowmobiler so we can be sure to properly publicize your session. It’s FREE!
Each fall, we receive notice of a class or two
with less than a 4-week lead-time. This makes
it impossible to print it in the Keystone Snowmobiler in time for people to attend. Have you
ever wondered how to increase the number
of people participating in your class? Maybe
scheduling much earlier would help.
Those of you who are members of clubs or
are acquainted with someone who sponsors
classes – please mention this request at your
next meeting or when you speak to the person. Each of us can make the initial suggestion
to schedule a class for next fall, just in case
someone else forgets to do it.
There are a number of dedicated safetyminded folks who do schedule early and we
sincerely thank you for doing so. The rest of
you – “let’s get with the program” and join
the ranks of the Early Birds!
Thank you and ride safely,
Henry Hartman
717-633-5051
[email protected]
West End Trail Blazers
Region 7
At our November meeting we held our
election of Officers and 1 Board Member. Our
new President is Doug Crum. Doug has been
Captain of the Trail Committee for sometime
and will still help in any way he can. Our past
President Roy Knowlton served 2 terms and was
a great asset to the Club. All members thank
him for his service. Our new Vice President is
no stranger to the Club. Paul Althouse has been
V.P. for some time and contributed to the Club
since the beginning of it’s time, January 2001.
Yours truly will have the honor of secretary and
treasurer. Barb Truitt served 2 years as secretary
and to my dismay she had to decline to better
her job that will take a lot of her spare time.
She has done a great job and will continue to
try and help when needed. A young gentleman
Mark Rees was elected as a new Board Member
to serve a 3 year term. Us older folks will help
guide him and teach him the things it takes
to keep this Club alive. Who knows, maybe
someday he will become President and carry on
the West End Trail Blazers Snowmobile Club. He
joins Kevin Weber and Brian Carr.
Our December meeting has us planning for
our 11th Annual Winterfest & Vintage Sled
Show to be held on January 26th 2013 at
Kaple’s Farm in the village of Roulette. There
will be something for everyone. Hot food,
raffles, door prizes, children’s games, Chinese
auction and radar run “weather permitting”.
The Vintage Show is free entry. Five trophy’s
will be awarded for classes 1966 and older,
1967 to 1971,1972 to 1976,1977 to 1981 and
Best of Show. If it’s old, bring it, show it, race
it or sell it. This event will be held Snow or No
Snow.
We sure do hope Mother Nature will put
down some of that white stuff we are all waiting
for. Happy New Year Everyone. Ride safe and
respect landowners as they are the “Key”
Yours truly, Tillie Hinkle
SAVE THE DATE
April 6, 2013
Annual Membership
Meeting
Days Inn Penn State
240 South Pugh St., State College, PA
814-238-8454
POE VALLEY
KANE AREA SMC
Hopefully by the time you’re reading this
newsletter we will have had our first ride of
the season under our belts. There is nothing
worse than an avid snowmobiler putting up
Christmas decorations in the MUD!
It seems here at the middle of December to be
just not cold enough to support snow at this
time. I know that if we do get some white stuff
it will probably melt off in a day or two. There
has to be a meteorologist that can help. After
all they are closer to the weather prognosticating than we are? Come on guys how about
some help here‚ I’m dying (for some snow!)
The Kane Area Snowmobile Club met Sunday Dec.
2, 2012 at 7PM at the Barrel House Restaurant.
Plans are continuing for the club’s “7th Annual
Winter Ride” set for Jan. 19th - No Snow date
is Feb. 2. The ride covers approx. 60 mi. with 8
planned stops along the way. It begins with registration from 10AM to noon at the Barrel House
Restaurant at the Int. of Rt. 6 & 219 near Kane, Pa.
The Barrel House will be the 1st designated stop &
the last with awards to be handed out at 9PM at
the Barrel House. There will be 6 additional stopsWestline Inn, Westside Grille, Colonial Inn, Sparkle
Car Wash, James City Cafe & Bob’s Trading Post.
There will be prizes along the trail for those lucky
snowmobilers who find them.
Well the Ice Festival went well and soon we’ll
be planning a club ride in early February.
Don’t forget to check our website for more
info on snow depth at the Sand Mountain trailhead. www.poevalleysnowmobileclub.com
A webcam has been installed on the trail near the
Barrel House Restaurant so trail conditions can be
viewed. It can be viewed on the PSSA website &
lantzcorners.com.The next meeting is set for Jan.
6th at 7pm at the Barrel House Restaurant. THINK
SNOW!!!!!
Dennis Cledgett
We hope all of you have had a great holiday
season. Remember the reason for the season
and while you’re at it pray for more snow. The
almanac better be right. Lots of snow for my Have a great day and remember ride safely!
club and its members. Get those batteries in
Don Spangler
those sleds because I have yet to put the plow
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HYNER MT. SMC
Hello from Hyner Mountain. Just wanted to
let everyone know what has been happening
up on the mountain. Hope everyone and their
families had a very wonderful and safe holiday season.
Firstly, I would like to back up for just a couple of weeks. November, we held our annual
snowmobile safety class. We had a total of ten
youngsters attend the class, along with their
parents. It was very nice to see the moms and
dads sit thru the class with these young snowmobilers. The weather was picture perfect. A
great meal was provided for all by two of our
members; thanks goes out to Dina and Deb
Davidson. For all the years I have been a
member of Hyner Mt. SMC, Dina and Deb have
done a great job, along with their parents Tom
and Louise, in providing great meals and desserts for the safety class. Thanks again to the
Davidson’s! Thank you also to instructors Harrison Langley (who is also a member of our
lodge) and Henry Hartman and his son Dale.
These guys do a wonderful job of not only
teaching the young rider’s the importance of
snowmobile safety out on the trails, but they
also make the day very enjoyable - lots of fun
and laughs. I for one don’t think snowmobile
season can start without watching “Unsafe
Ace”. Thanks Henry!
Our annual Christmas party was held last
month at the Watsontown Inn. A good time
was had by all who attended. Well, the season has started and I hope some of you have
gotten the chance to do what we have been
waiting for these past few months, RIDE! The
new season was only a few days old as of this
writing and I sure hope next month I can write
about some good snow and some great riding.
Membership information for our lodge can be
found by going on our web site: www.hynermountainsnowmobileclub.com., or stop on
in when we get snow and you’re in the area
riding.
Well that’s about all for now. Remember, ride
safe and smart and enjoy the whole season.
Talk to ya next month.
Think Snow
Dan Casey
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Hello again from the top of the mountain, ting)
Pigeon Hill, Germania, PA.
February 9th – Vintage sled show + ride +
raffle of Vintage 1970 restored Polaris Trail
Hope all of our hunters had a successful sea- mate tow sled -12:00 - 4:00 p.m.– Tickets
son and many enjoyable memories afield. The available- Call Bryan if you are interested.
snow we had for the first week of deer season
February 9th - Spaghetti Dinner: 4:00 p.m.
was a welcome sight.
– 6:00 p.m.
**All proceeds from the dinner go to the
Until you read this, hunting season, Christ- Drew Comery Foundation, which raises money
mas shopping, Christmas and New Year’s will for children’s cancer research through the Four
have passed. Wishing you and yours a Merry Diamonds Fund.
Christmas and successful New Year. Remember
February 16th – Our winter picnic: 12:00 –
the “lump of coal” and “boxes of rocks” and 4:00 p.m. Free to members, Guests cost $5.00.
“bags of sticks” means we have to try harder in Food served 12:00 until 2:00. Bingo, Door
the next year. Haha!! Also, please think before prizes, raffles are available for the afternoon,
you drink and drive over the holidays.
and the sled drawing will be around 4:30.
Also, our clubhouse has a new lighted outside
billboard with maps and upcoming events. You
can pick up your poker run card and instructions ahead of time. Our club also has plenty
of parking space for trucks and trailers, and a
loading ramp for anyone doing a day or overnight trip. Food, lodging, and gas are all available within 3-5 miles of the clubhouse. Please
take advantage of this and stop in at the clubhouse to say hello.
I’ll see you on the trail or at the clubhouse for
a good meal. “THINK SNOW” I’m out of here!!
By now you have received your 2013 regular and business memberships, sled tickets, and
calendar of events. Please take a minute to
fill out and return your membership. This is
very important to our club. Thanks to all that
continue to do so.
Please remember our trails have some small
changes each year due to our farmers rotating their crops. It might look like a cut corn
field, but probably has young wheat or alfalfa
planted in it. But I know we always stay on
the marked trails. Like the signs say: “Stay
on Trail or Stay Home”!! Thank you for your
Don’t forget our “World famous breakfasts” cooperation. Please remember our groomer
start January 6 and go through March 24, runs at night, and any other times it is needed.
2013. They are from 8:00 am until noon, and
are all you can eat. Also, conditions permitting,
(SNOW) Saturday lunches are served 11:00
a.m. until 3:00 p.m. We really need help in our
kitchen Saturdays and Sundays. Please think
about helping out when you are able.
Please mark down these upcoming dates and
events at our clubhouse on your calendar.
January 6th- First Sunday breakfast: 8a.m.
until noon
January 19th – Poker Run (Weather permit-
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Deer season has come and gone and the Sled
Season has begun. All we need now is some of
the white stuff and we can try out any or all of six instructors, three essential ladies in the
our new Christmas toys. Can’t wait to get out kitchen, Lori Noftz, Emily Noftz, and Michelle
Kovacevic, several board members and other
there with you!
members making an appearance throughout
At the time of writing this article, the big event the day, still gave us over 35 people for lunch.
that has most recently occurred at the club- Lori, Emily, and Michelle were accommodathouse was the annual safety class. The class ing as always providing a buffet style lunch of
was held on November 17, 2012, from 8:30 Chili, Pierogies, walking tacos, hot dogs, poA.M.-4:30 P.M. There were 22 students in at- tato salad, and a variety of sweet treats from
tendance. Of the 22 people that took the class, cinnamon rolls to cookies and cupcakes. No
11 were between the ages of 10-16.m DCNR one went hungry at this event.
considers anyone 16 or over an adult. This
year’s class was smaller than usual allowing The following agenda was our goal and purthe students to interact more with the 6 cer- pose for the class.
tified snowmobile safety instructors teaching
the class. The instructors for this year were: 1. Introduction and History of Snowmobiling
Jim Tweardy (DCNR) Assistant Park Manager
from French Creek State Park (traveling 5 2. Safety on the Trails, plus You and the Law
hours just to be in attendance for the class),
Cindy Wilkinson‚ math instructor at Union- 3. First Aid (brief introduction only, additional
town School District, Shelly Buckles‚ 4th grade first aid classes should be taken)
teacher from Mt. Pleasant Area School District,
Jim Wilkinson‚ retired science teacher from 4. Parts of the sled, Snowmobile Ethics and
Hempfield School District, (Jim is the lead Courtesy on the Trail
instructor coordinating the day’s events to ensure the success of all students.) Tim McCune 5. How to Dress for the Sport, What to Take
and Tim Costello co-taught an outside trailer on the Trails
safety seminar using 2 sleds and an open
trailer. With the 22 students in the class plus 6. Snowmobile Facts and Figures
sley and Bob Nichols for their continued hard
work and dedication. Together they made
7. Map Reading
some much needed repairs at the club for
heat. They installed the 500 gallon heating oil
8. Discuss the over 25 handouts that were tank, the oil lines leading to the furnaces, and
given to students obtained from DCNR, PSSA, filled the tank. We are grateful to have you
and various snowmobile shows
looking out for the club! Thank you to John
Jacob at Highland Tank for helping us out,
9. Score at least 80% on Test and Finish the Randy Chabol, and Kerri Schott for coordinatWorkbook
ing the purchase and arrival of the new tank.
Here are some interesting facts about the av- Upcoming events:
erage snowmobiler discussed in the class:
January 10 8:00P.M. General Meeting
1. They are 41 years old and make $68,000
a year.
January 19 2:00P.M. Radar Run (weather
permitting)
2. He or she rides 920 miles a year and spends
$4,000 a year on snowmobile related recre- January 13-19 International Snowmobile
ation.
Safety Week
3. 80% are male and 20% are female.
February 14 8:00P.M. General Meeting
4. 53% trailer their sleds to ride and 47% ride February 16 12:00P.M. Poker Run (weather
from their residence or from a vacation home. permitting)
5. Pa. has 2,500 miles of trail on private land February 9-18 Take a Friend Snowmobiling
and 3,000 on state land, and 360.3 miles of Campaign
trail in the Allegheny National Forest.
6. According to DCNR, they groom 116 miles
of trail in the Laurel Highlands area, and this
year will groom an additional 10 miles of
trails in the Laurel Hill State Park.
Want to test and tune your sled or settle a
score with you riding buddies? The radar run
on January 19th, will give riders the opportunity to see what their sleds can do on a snowy
run up the track. Now that the drag races are
over for the year, this event gives us another
way to be competitive out there. Come line up
your sled for a small donation to the club. We
are anxious to see which riders and brands
are the fastest.
All students successfully passed the course.
Several of the adults wrote positive notes to
the instructors saying that they were happy
to have attended the class, and would recommend taking the class to others. For one
adult, this was his third time at the class and
he plans to attend again with his youngest in Stay safe on the trails,
about nine years. It’s reassuring to know that
there are so many people being conscientious
Jim Wilkinson & Shelly Buckles
about trail safety.
In other news at the club, we owe a special
thanks to Dave Fierst, Davey Fierst, Bob Ain-
Cindy reviewing the riding positions with the class participants.
Both Jims received thank you awards for
their years of service in the class.
Lori and Michelle recieved thank
you awards for all of their help.
Shelly and Cindy instructing on the parts of the sled.
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Forest Program
Specialist, DCNR Bureau of
Forestry, Recreation Section
The amount of snowmobile trail
riding mileage available this year
is as follows: 1,843 miles of jointuse roads and 1,051 miles of trails
and closed roads on State Forest
and State Park lands. This is an
opportunity to ride 2,893 miles
of roads and trails statewide this
winter. This is the same total mileage
available for riding as last season. There
was a transition of 28 miles from off of
joint-use roads to trails or closed roads.
This transition took place in various
amounts across the statewide trail
system. There are 151 miles of jointuse road closed this season related to
oil and gas extraction activities. These
roads have been temporarily removed
from the system to eliminate the extreme
safety issue and incompatibility of having
gas development traffic on a road with
snowmobilers.
Snowmobile Trail Transitions
from Joint-use Roads to
Alternative Trails
2012-2013 Winter
Riding Season
Forest, and a new trail is anticipated
to be available for riding in Tiadaghton
State Forest. The remaining forest
districts anticipate having over 90 miles
permanently transitioned on to new
trails or ROW. This work is currently in
planning or in progress and riders can
expect many of these opened coming
seasons.
The meeting between PSSA and the
Bureau of Forestry in July 2010 concluded
that we will work together to minimize
impacts and recognized that there will be
temporary impacts to the trail system due
to Marcellus Gas activity. These effects
can range from a few weeks to a couple
of riding seasons depending on the
scope of work and timeframe required
New replacement routes have been for the creation / completion of new trail
completed and are opened this year for infrastructure.
snowmobile travel in Moshannon State
Moshannon State Forest – This forest
district is working in a different scenario
than most districts because most of the
gas companies operating there now are
working in areas of severed rights. The
district is requiring the gas companies
to create an alternative trail to replace
the joint-use road that is impacted by
gas operations. This alternative may be
moving the snowmobiles from the road
onto a new right-of-way (ROW) directly
adjacent to the former joint-use road or
the creation of a completely new trail to
keep the snowmobile trail system intact.
The district has made it a new policy
in their road use agreements (RUAs)
that a gas company may not use the
joint-use road until the alternative trail
is completed! To date there has been
over 13 miles of closed joint-use roads
that have been moved onto a new trail.
This year there are five joint-use roads
that are closed due to gas operations
for approximately 5 miles. The following
joint-use roads are closed this season
due to gas activities: Ames Road (2.5
miles), Gordon Road (north of Anderson
Creek 0.4 miles), Old PA 153 (1.5
miles), and Weiss Grade Road (1.2
miles). The riding experience should be
greatly increased with the construction
of these new trail sections since there is
a greater visual experience now rather
than just traveling on a typical joint use
road. The new trails will showcase new
areas that were previously not open to
snowmobiling taking advantage of old
state forest administrative roads and
newly constructed trails. The district
is committed to creating the best
snowmobile riding experience as possible
and increasing riding opportunities with
the creation of new trails. The district
is working together with members
of the Hilltop Howlers Snowmobile
Club to find and lay out new trails as
alternatives to joint-use roads impacted
by gas operations. An added benefit to
snowmobile riders and Pennsylvania
State Parks is that a section of new
trail now enters S.B. Elliott State Park.
The park, which previously closed its
cabins in late December, is planning to
have the cabins open and available for
snowmobilers. There is a potential for
four joint-use roads to be plowed this
riding season for gas access. These four
roads represent approximately 14 miles
that potentially could be plowed. Note
that Jack Dents Road is closed this year
for bridge repair.
Moshannon State Forest has 209 miles
of snowmobile trails and joint-use roads.
This season there are 150 miles of jointuse roads and 59 miles of snowmobile
trails open for riding.
Sproul State Forest - This forest district
is currently heavily impacted by gas
activities related to State Forest Leases.
The companies are granted access to
their lease sites as part of the lease.
There is no RUA required. In these
circumstances, there is no requirement
to immediately provide an alternative
trail. There are 14 joint-use roads
that potentially may be plowed for gas
activities this season. Currently, there
are 13 joint-use roads closed due to gas
operations, these are the same roads
that were closed last year. The following
roads are closed this season due to gas
activities: Beech Creek (Eagleton to
Rte 144 5.5 miles), Carrier Road (Oak
Ridge to Robbins Rds. 4.7 miles), Coon
Run Road (4 miles), Dry Run (north 4.7
miles), Eagleton Road (PPL powerline to
Beech Creek 7.5 miles), Kato/Orviston
Road (3.8 miles), Mill Run Road (south
2.1 miles), Panther Road (5.4 miles),
Pat’s Ridge Road (0.8 mile), Penrose
Road (3.7 miles), Petes Run Road (6.3
miles), Ritchie Road (4.3 miles), and
Shoemaker Road (5 miles). This works
out to approximately 58 miles removed
from the system this year. The district
estimates that approximately 50-60% of
these miles will be moved on to a ROW
adjacent to the former joint-use road.
The rest of the mileage and connectivity
of the trail system will need to be rerouted
or a new road/trail will need to be created.
The steep terrain is a limiting factor when
considering moving a trail onto a pipeline
that may be available but not safe for
snowmobile traffic. Wetlands and other
sensitive areas are other factors that are
taken into consideration when looking
to relocate a trail onto a new ROW or in
creating a new trail entirely. The other
obstacle that the district is working on
overcoming is that a new ROW may
not follow an impacted road for the
entire distance that is being impacted.
These types of examples are where
new segments of trail must be installed
to create a completed system. Although
many of the ROWs have been cleared at
this time they are not in a condition that
is safe for snowmobile traffic. Some are
still being worked on, some are finished
but are isolated from connecting trails /
road, and others have gas infrastructure
obstacles and open holes. The district
is committed to having a more intact
trail system as soon as possible. They
anticipate that there will be more ROWs
available for riding next season.
Sproul State Forest has 379 miles of
snowmobile trails and joint-use roads.
This season there are 265 miles of jointuse roads and 115 miles of trails open
for riding.
Tiadaghton State Forest – This forest
district is currently experiencing the
heaviest activity related to natural gas
operations. This activity is largely in
response to the State Forest Leases.
The companies are granted access to
their lease sites as part of the lease.
There is no RUA required. In these
circumstances, there is no requirement
to provide an alternative trail immediately.
Currently, there are 17 joint-use roads
that are closed due to gas operations;
these are the same closed roads as last
year. The following roads are closed for
gas activities this season: Big Springs
Road (5.9 miles), Boone Road (2.2
miles), Brown’s Run Road (3.1 miles),
Bull Run Road (4.6 miles), Francis
Camp Road (1.2 miles), Hackett Road
(2 miles), Huntley Road (2.3 miles),
Lebo Vista Road (4.2 miles), Limbaugh
Road (8.5 miles), Lower Pine Bottom
Road (3.6 miles), McKee’s Run Road
(2.6 miles), Narrow Gauge Road (east of
Francis Camp 2.6 miles), Okome Road
(4.2 miles), Parker Point Road (1 mile),
Ramsey Road (3.3 miles), Schoolhouse
Hollow Road (3.7 miles), and Sinking
Springs Road (2.5 miles). This works
out to approximately 58 miles removed
from the system. The closed roads are
all located in the southern portion of
the forest. The district estimates that
approximately 98% of these miles will be
moved on to a ROW adjacent to the former
joint-use road. The remaining mileage
and conductivity of the trail system will
need to be rerouted or a new road/trail
will need to be created. The steep terrain
is a limiting factor when considering
moving a trail onto every pipeline ROW
that may be available but not safe for
to relocate a trail onto a new ROW or
in creating a new trail entirely. Although
many of the ROW have been cleared at
this time they are not in a condition that
is safe for snowmobile traffic. Some are
still being worked on, some are finished
but are isolated from connecting trails/
road, and others have gas infrastructure
obstacles and open holes. A new trail on
the pipeline ROW adjacent to the Lebo
Vista Road is expected to be opened
prior to the snowmobile riding season.
This is an important connector trail that
will allow for much better trail system
connectivity. The district is committed to
further connecting the trail system and
opening more trails. They anticipate that
more of the ROWs will be available for
riding next season.
Tiadaghton State Forest has 201 miles
of snowmobile trails and joint-use roads.
This season there are 115 miles of jointuse roads and 86 miles of trails or other
roads open for riding.
This season there are 70 miles of jointuse roads and 30 miles of trails open for Tioga State Forest – This forest district
has some gas related activity related to
riding.
state forest leases. Through the lease
Susquehannock State Forest – This the companies are granted access to
forest district has some gas related their lease sites as part of the lease.
activity taking place in the district related There is no RUA required. In these
to both severed rights and state forest circumstances, there is no requirement
leases. There are no joint-use roads to provide an alternative trail immediately.
closed this season. The district is fully This year there are no joint-use roads
committed to moving trails from joint-use that are closed due to gas operations.
roads and onto ROW that are adjacent However, there are six miles of roads
to a road. Recently, the district relocated that may potentially have to be plowed
two miles of trail onto the adjacent ROW to access natural gas operations. The
along Horton Run Road. Currently, plowed roads are Fellows Creek Road
PGE is putting most of their resources (2.7 miles), Ridge Ward Township (1.9
into developing their leased tracts in miles), and Thompson Hollow Road from
Tiadaghton State Forest. There are Elk Ridge Road to Dewey Hollow Trail
three joint-roads that may be plowed this (1.3 miles). The district continues to work
season for oil and gas activities. Horton with the gas companies to move trails off
Run Road (3.4 miles) maybe plowed, but of the road where possible and onto the
the snowmobile trail on the adjacent and ROW. In areas that this is not feasible
nearby pipeline ROW will be groomed. either new trail will be constructed and/
McConnell Road (13.9 miles) maybe or the use of joint-use roads that are
plowed to access shallow gas fields and not being utilized by gas traffic. This
Trout Run Road (1.5 miles) may also be project is currently in the planning and
plowed.
permitting process. The gas company,
Susquehannock State Forest has 255 Talisman, is working with the district on
miles of snowmobile trails and joint-use this project. This is the fourth year that
roads. This season there are 147 miles these roads have been impacted due to
of joint-use roads and 108 miles of trails
open for riding.
continued on page 18
Elk State Forest – This forest district
has no joint-use roads that are slated
to be closed this riding season. If in
the future when any gas related activity
would require them to close a joint-use
road they intend to relocate a trail on to
an adjacent ROW. This year they have
four roads that maybe plowed due to oil
or gas operations. Deer Pen Road (3
miles), Naval Hollow Road (3.2 miles),
Straight Creek Road (4.7 miles), and
Wildwood Tower Road (1.5 miles) for a
total of 12.4 miles that may potentially be
plowed.
Elk State Forest has 100 miles of
snowmobile trails and joint-use roads.
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gas operations. Fortunately, these roads
are not closed and may only be plowed
if access is needed. It is the districts
intent to have these trails located off of
the joint-use roads and onto a ROW or
new trail by next riding season.
Tioga State Forest has a total of 173.7
miles of snowmobile trails and joint-use
roads. Joint-use roads account for 153.1
miles and trails make up of 20.6 miles
of roads and trails open for this riding
season.
Loyalsock State Forest – This district also
has some gas related activity related to
state forest leases. Through the lease,
the companies are granted access
to their lease sites. There is no RUA
required. In these circumstances, there is
no requirement to provide an alternative
trail immediately. Currently, there are
five joint-use roads that are closed due
to gas operations. The following roads
are closed this year: Browns Run Road
(Lycoming Co. 4 miles), Gray’s Run
Road (2 miles), Hagerman Run Road
(3.3 miles), Long Run Road (2.3 miles),
and Dry Run Road (Lycoming Co. 0.4
miles). This works out to approximately
twelve miles removed from the system
this year. The district estimates that
approximately 50% of these miles will
be moved on to a ROW adjacent to
the former joint-use road. The rest of
the mileage and conductivity of the trail
system will need to be rerouted or a new
road/trail will need to be created. The
steep terrain is a limiting factor when
considering moving a trail onto a pipeline
that may be available but isn’t safe for
to relocate a trail onto a new ROW or in
creating a new trail.
Loyalsock State Forest has a total of 100
miles of snowmobile trails and joint-use
roads. Joint-use roads account for 88
miles and there are 12 miles of roads and
trails open for this riding season. It should
be noted that there are still an additional
12 miles of joint-use road closed this
season due to the storm damage from
last year’s Tropical Storm Irene.
DCNR-Bureau of Forestry
2012-2013 SMB Trail Miles
L
State Forest
Michaux
Buchanan
Tuscarora
Forbes
Rothrock
Gallitzin
Bald Eagle
Kittanning
Moshannon
Sproul
Lackawanna
Tiadaghton
Elk
Cornplanter
Susquehannock
Tioga
William Penn
Weiser
Delaware
Loyalsock
State Parks
Subtotals
Joint -Use
77.8
59.1
94.7
34.5
166.9
10.6
269.8
12.4
150
264.7
16.3
114.9
70.2
0.0
147.4
153.1
0.0
20.1
27.4
88.1
64.7
1842.7
Trail
54.0
34.4
39.2
38.6
27.5
15.5
22.6
0.0
58.7
114.5
11.9
86.4
30.0
0.0
107.8
20.6
0.0
20.5
84.6
12.0
271.7
1050.5
Total
131.8
93.5
133.9
73.1
194.3
26.1
292.4
12.4
208.7
379.2
28.2
201.3
100.2
0.0
255.2
173.7
0.0
40.6
112.0
100.1
336.4
2893.1
Totals
1843
1051
2893
11/19/2012
Notes on SMB Trails Mileages Impact
2012-2013
Miles impacted to date:
Moshannon = 5 miles (23miles -18 miles replacement=
5 miles)
Sproul = 58 miles
Tiadaghton = 53 miles (58 miles-5 miles
replacement=53 miles)
Elk = 0 miles
Susquehannock = 0 miles (2 – 2 replacement = 0)
Tioga = 6 miles
Loyalsock = 12 miles
134.6 TOTAL miles impacted (159 miles impacted
with 25 miles of new replacement)
11/19/2012
Miles anticipated to be replaced within 1-3 years:
Moshannon = Trail system has nearly been restored to
date they are continuing with their efforts to complete
the trail system as soon as possible.
Sproul = 35 miles anticipated (60%)
Tiadaghton = 57 miles anticipated (98%)
Elk = No impact anticipated
Susquehannock = Trail system has been restored to date
Tioga = 1 mile new trail but anticipate system restored
Loyalsock = 4.5 miles (50%)
98 TOTAL miles anticipated to be replaced within
1-3 years from today’s information – more trails to
be identified as development progresses
Su
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by Randy Toth
Snowmobile Association of Massachusetts
Reprinted with permission
Some day in Massachusetts......this could happen in a state or province near you!!
One chilly fall day in the not too distant future,
as you prepare for the upcoming snowmobiling
season, you will remember that you have not
received your state association magazine yet.
Muttering something derogatory, you go to the
state association’s website only to find a notation from the ISP (Internet Service Provider)
that the domain name is now available for sale
to any interested parties. Huh?
You call up a friend and ask “What’s up with
the state association?” He informs you that last
spring they announced that they were disbanding due to lack of volunteer support. “Well exactly what did they ever do for me?” you say.
Then you call one of your local club officers
only to find that no one volunteered to run for
club office and that the current president and
vice president had retired and moved south.
Your club has also disbanded and sold your
grooming equipment to an out of state club and
donated the remaining club money to charity.
Your buddy says that the club two towns over
is still active and he has joined there, so you
decide that you will join there also.
He then mentions that the dues have gone
way up since the state association is no longer
around to provide some much needed grooming money.
You decide you had better go to a club meeting
to find out what’s really happening. The club
meeting holds a few surprises for you as they
discuss their huge loss of former friendly landowners. Apparently when they found out that
they were no longer covered by the state association sponsored liability insurance, they immediately revoked permission to ride on their
land. You also find out that you can no longer
ride from one state property to another because
of the lack of private landowner connector
“The Day The Snowmobiles Stopped”
trails. “OK,” you say, “I will just ride in my local
state forest then.” Of course without your old
local club there is no grooming or snowmobile
trail maintenance in your local state forest.
There is still riding there but only on about 15
miles of unmaintained and ungroomed trails.
Furthermore, you no longer have riding access
to any food or gas because those connector
trails were located on private land.
Furthermore, many of your friends said they
weren’t going to even join the club until there
was rideable snow on the ground, because they
remember a year in the past when there wasn’t
much snow.
You call some like-minded friends and you all
agree to organize to fight these injustices, but
you have no clue how to begin. You also start to
experience that sinking feeling that it might already be too late. You want to turn to the guys
who have always maintained and groomed the
trails for help. Did you know the average age
of an active three-man trail crew in the western
part of the state, who maintains snowmobile
trails on a very large tract of state land now,
is over 70 years old? No answer when you call.
You call your friend back only to learn that
two of the three have retired from trail work
and the other is no longer around. Now what?
Where are all of the younger folks who were
supposed to take over? You then cringe at the
thought that you personally have said many
times, “I’ll help when I get around to it,” but
you never did.
The next day you read in the paper that snowmobiles are being banned on a number of state
lands due to damage caused by wheeled vehicles. Incredibly, no one attended any of the
planning meetings and spoke up and defended
snowmobiling - which have virtually no negative impact on trails.
With no organized opposition, snowmobiles
were simply banned along with wheeled vehicles.
There is also a notice that an environmental
group is fighting hard to pass a state law banning all internal combustion engines on state
land to protect the health of native miniature
snails. Who do you turn to? “I’ll just call my local representative or senator,” you decide. The
call goes something like “Hi, I’m Joe and I like Well, you can always drive to nearby states
to snowmobile so you need to help me.” The re- where they used to have large trail systems.
sponse is something like, “Thank you for calling Maybe they’re still in operation?
to express your opinion, we will tell your representative or senator that you called – what organization did you say you were representing?”
Now you start to sweat and remember having
heard about how to approach your representative or senator from your state association, and
you realize that your encounter didn’t just go as
you had planned. Ok, so you and your friends
decide your club should hire a lobbyist. Now,
just how will you find one and pay for her? Your
club will just have to raise lots of money - somehow. Of course you always voted against dues
increases on principle in the past.
You then remember that in the past, revenue
from the state association’s trail passes and
Sno-Expo helped fund these key access-related
activities.
To get your mind off of this mess, you then decide to drive out of state to attend a snow show.
Your wife reminds you that with gas prices at $6
a gallon you can’t afford to, since you will need
to save the money to go snowmobiling.
OK, you decide to go to the smaller snow show
in your own state. Darn! – the lack of volunteers and support caused it to fold a couple of
years ago.
Remember how you and your friends said that
there were bigger and better shows elsewhere,
so why should you support your local one?
If you think that this scenario can’t happen, just
sit back, put your feet up, do nothing and wait.
It may now be later than you think!
Perhaps someone will be kind enough to send
me an email in Florida and tell me how it all
turns out. Meanwhile, I’ll be out riding around
Tampa Bay on my personal watercraft and volunteering with the senior section of the local
Personal Watercraft Club. Happy Riding!
CALENDAR OF PSSA
& CLUB EVENTS:
December 10–Deadline for the Keystone Snowmobiler January 2013 issue
January 10–Deadline for the Keystone Snowmobiler February issue
January 13-19–International Snowmobile Safety Week
January 26–11th Annual Winterfest & Vintage Sled Show, Kaple’s Farm, Roulette Pa.
February 9-18–Take a Friend Snowmobiling Campaign
February 10–Deadline for the Keystone Snowmobiler March issue
March 10–Deadline for the Keystone Snowmobiler April issue
April 6–Annual PSSA Meeting
April 10–Deadline for the Keystone Snowmobiler May issue
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CHAMPIONSHIP SNOWMOBILE RACING
COMES TO SENECA ALLEGANY
CASINO & HOTEL IN FEBRUARY
A new outdoor event is coming to Western New
York this February on the grounds of Seneca
Allegany Casino & Hotel, and it will make
spectators hearts pump fast. More than 200 of
the top snowmobile racers from North America
and nearly a dozen countries worldwide will
converge in Salamanca, NY, for the AMSOIL
Championship Snocross Series, presented by
Traxxas, from February 22 to 24.
The racers will face off in a full-throttle, actionpacked series of races that combine big-air
jumps and competitive racing. Crews will turn
one million gallons of water into snow over a
football-field-sized plot of land at Seneca Allegany Casino & Hotel to create snowmobile
tracks with wicked twists and turns, as well as
ramps that will send vehicles flying dozens of
feet into the air. The weekend is also one of
eight nationally-televised events on CBS Sports
Network for the 2012-2013 season.
Tickets for the event go on sale Monday, Dec.
3, at the Logo Shop inside Seneca Allegany
Casino & Hotel and online at www.isocracing.
com. Ticket prices are $25 for Friday, $25 for
Saturday, $15 for Sunday, or a value-priced
$30 all-weekend pass. Admission is free for
children ages six and younger.
Bleachers set up around the track can accommodate thousands of fans, and bright lights
will illuminate the track during the evening
hours on Friday and Saturday, when the main
events take place and are taped for television.
The atmosphere will be festive, including food,
beverage, gear for purchase in the nearby
Seneca Allegany Events Center, jumbo-sized
video screens, autograph sessions and activities for the whole family including the Traxxas
Try Me Track, which allows fans to test remotecontrolled trucks on a snow-covered course.
ing in a major race on Sunday. As many as
15 vehicles will be on the track during a race,
and individual races are broken down by age,
gender, and snowmobile type.
This is Seneca Allegany Casino & Hotel’s second big venture in the world of snowmobiling. In late October of 2011, Seneca Gaming
Corporation and the Seneca Nation of Indians
provided a substantial sponsorship to Snow
Bounders, Inc., a local snowmobile association, for the construction and maintenance of
a new 1.5-mile snowmobile trail that connects
Seneca Allegany Casino & Hotel to 90 miles of
existing trails in nearby Allegany State Park.
Snowmobiling is a $1 billion industry in New
York State, and there are nearly 17,000 registered snowmobiles in Erie, Niagara, Chautauqua, Cattaraugus, and Allegany counties
combined. Schubitzke is confident that the
AMSOIL Championship Snocross Series will be
a further economic boon for the region.
“There’s so much to do throughout the whole
experience” Schubitzke said. “It’s highly entertaining, and there’s never a dull moment.
Most of all, I think attendees will be amazed
at the speed and athleticism of the athletes.
They make the twists, turns, and jumps look
effortless.”
About Seneca Allegany Casino & Hotel
Seneca Allegany Casino & Hotel is nestled at
the foot of the majestic Allegany Mountains
along the New York/Pennsylvania border and
is located off exit 20 of the Interstate 86 near
U.S. Route 219. The property is open 24 hours
a day, seven days a week and 365 days a year.
Guests can enjoy 2,000 slot machines and 33
table games, seven dining locations, live entertainment and a AAA Four Diamond Awardwinning hotel with 413 recently-renovated or
According to Carl Schubitzke, president and brand-new deluxe hotel rooms, a spa and sarace director, International Series of Champi- lon, fitness center and indoor pool. Please visit
ons (ISOC) Racing, New York State is a ‘hot- www.SenecaCasinos.com for more information.
bed’ for snowmobile enthusiasts, and Seneca
Allegany Casino & Hotel is a perfect fit for races. “We’re looking to entertain and welcome
people with open arms,” he said. “The speeds
and sounds are exhilarating. You definitely
won’t get this at home.”
Approximately 50 practice, qualifying, and
final races will take place each of the three
days, including 22 races during both the Friday and Saturday night main events. Amateur
racing takes place in the afternoons, culminat-
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MCKEAN
PA 16426
ENCHANTED MOUNTAIN border riders SMC
814/476-7984
PO BOX 325
WESTON MILLS NY 14788 n.e. pa sno-trails, inc. (r 12)
WAYNE & susquehanna COUNTY
716/373-3947 po box 113
erie crawford snowmobile alliance (r 1)
forest city pa 18421
erie county
570/237-0855
po box 27
mckean pa 16426-0027 PA GRAND CANYON SNOWMOBILE CLUB (R 7)
814/796-6739 tioga county
4814 Route 6
flying tigers snowmobile club
WELLSBORO
PA 16901
7617 arlington nw
570/724-2888
massillon oh 44646
www.pagrandcanyonsnowmobileclub.com
330/854-5647
PA Snowseekers SMC (r 2)
FOREST COUNTY SMC (R 4)
Butler county
FOREST COUNTY
PO Box 542
PO Box 91
zelienople
pa 16063
TIONESTA PA 16353
724/452-0836
440/285-3510
www.forestcountysnowmobileclub.com pigeon hills snowmobile club (r 5)
york county
GLENDALE LAKE SMC (R 9)
po box 3
CAMBRIA COUNTY
hanover pa 17331
PO BOX 174
973/600-0537
PATTON PA 16668
www.pigeonhillssmc.org
814/330-2182
pike county sno runners (r 12)
GOD’S COUNTRY BLACK FOREST SMC (R 7)
pike county
POTTER county
375 sawmill road
877 s. brookland road
greentown pa 18426
ulysses pa 16948
570/676-3426
814/435-3566
pocono ridge runners (r 6)
HIGHLAND LAKE SNOWMOBILE &
carbon county
OUTDOOR RECREATION CLUB INC. (R 10)
585 honeysuckle lane
LYCOMING COUNTY
lehighton pa 18235
PO BOX 223
570/386-2580
HUGHESVILLE PA 17737
poe
valley
snowmobile
club
(R
9)
570/971-5967
MIFFLINCOUNTY
www.hlsorc.com 85 noRerr lane
HILLTOP HOWLERS SMC (R 4)
lewistown pa 17044
CLEARFIELD COUNTY
717/543-6148
ROCKTON PA 15856 Potter county snowmobile assoc. (r 7)
Potter County
814/371-8686 po box 82
coudersport pa 16915
814/274-7372
PRESQUE ISLE SNOWMOBILE CLUB (R 1)
erie county
VALLEY TRAIL CUTTERS (R 11)
COLUMBIA COUNTY
P O BOX 419
10961 GREENLEE RD
MILLVILLE PA 17846
WATERFORD PA 16441
570/394-8908
814/796-6739
www.snowmobilepisc.com WALES SNO-DRIFTERS INC (R 1)
ERIE COUNTY
PYMATUNING TRAIL BLAZERS (R 2)
PO BOX 11283
MERCER COUNTY
ERIE PA 16514
P.O. BOX 28
814/440-0595
JAMESTOWN PA 16134
www.walessnodrifters.com
814/720-6584
WARREN COUNTY SNOWMOBILE CLUB (r 1)
red rose snowmobile club (r 8)
warren county
lancaster county
po box 76
p.o. box 344
sugar grove Pa 16350
manheim pa 17545
814/726-0315
717/273-1282
WASHBURN TRAILRUNNERS
ROLLING RIDGE SNOWMOBILE CLUB (R 3)
PO BOX 561
WESTMORELAND COUNTY
WASHBURN ME 04786
2827 BOWMAN AVE
207/455-8439
MCKEESPORT PA 15132
412/537-7760 WEST END TRAILBLAZERS INC. (R 7)
www.rollingridgeclub.org potter county
PO BOX 69
scag burner’s smc (r 9)
ROULETTE PA 16746
cambria county
814/544-9075
386 friends avenue, po box 344
beaverdale pa 15921
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS (Region)
814/487-5959
LODGING:
19th green motel
SENECA HIGHLANDS SMC INC. (R 4)
MCKEAN COUNTY
po box 37, 2761 state route 28
301 HAMLIN STREET
old forge ny 13420
SMETHPORT PA 16749-1003
315/369-3575
814/887-2631 BLACK CADDIS RANCH B & B (R 4)
SLIDING DUTCHMEN SMC (R 8)
13558 ST RT 666
berks county
TIONESTA PA 16353
263 schweitz rd
814/463-7606
fleetwood PA 19522
CHRISTY’S
MOTEL
610/682-0890
PO BOX 854, MAIN STREET
SNOWMOBILE CLUB OF ADAMS CO (R 5)
OLD FORGE NY 13420
adams county
315/369-6138
PO BOX 272
ARENDTSVILLE PA 17303 colton point motel (r 7)
4643 rt 6
717/633-6690
SOUTHERN POTTER SMC (R 7)
Wellsboro PA 16901
POTTER COUNTY
570/724-2155
PO BOX 31 comfort inn
AUSTIN PA 16720
13954 state hwy M-28
814/647-8440
newberry mi 49868
southernpottersnowmobileclub.org
906/293-3218
ST MARYS AREA SNOWMOBILE ASSOC. (R 4)
DEB’S CROSS FORK INN (R 7)
elk county
PO BOX 314
PO BOX 505
CROSS
FORK
PA 17729
st. mary’s pa 15857
570/923-1619
814/834-9006
www.smsnowmobile.com FOGGY MOUNTAIN LODGE & RESTAURANT (R 3)
PO BOX 227, 117 FOGGY MOUNTAIN LANE
STATELINE SNO-TRACKERS (R 1)
P O BOX 37
SHAHLSTOWN PA 15687
CONNEAUT OH 44030
724/593-1000
440/536-4190 foote rest campground (r 4)
www.sno-trackers.org
3183 rt 219
SUGAR VALLEY SNOWRIDERS (R 10)
kane pa 16735
CLINTON COUNTY
814/778-5336
BOX 51
hotel manor (r 10)
LOGANTON PA 17747
po box 54, 392 slate run rd
570/725-3854
slate run pa 17769
susquehanna co. snowmobilers assoc.inc. (r12) 570/753-8414
susquehanna county
295 Jackson Street kane view motel (r 4)
5509 route 6
montrose pa 18801
kane pa 16735
607/765-1001
www.scsa-pa.com
814/837-6161
SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY TRAILBLAZERS (R 5)
LANTZ CORNERS GETAWAY (R 4)
YORK COUNTY
2952 RTE 219
545 WINDSOR ROAD
KANE PA 16735
YORK PA 17402
814/778-5391
717/577-6624
NORTHERN DOOR INN
tionesta valley smc (r 1)
356 W main st
warren county
FORT
KENT
ME 04743
694 mohawk rd
207/834-3133
warren pa 16365
814/726-2774 NORTHERN OUTDOORS SNOWMOBILE RESORT
1771 US ROUTE 201, P O BOX 100
TRI COUNTY SNOW BLAZERS INC (R 1)
THE FORKS ME 04985
erie COUNTY
PO BOX 227
888/770-SLED
CORRY PA 16407 OTTER LAKE CAMP RESORT (R 6)
814/664-2117
4805 MARSHALL’S CREEK ROAD
www.tricountysnowblazers.com
EAST STROUDSBURG PA 18302
TRIANGLE S SMC (R 1)
570/223-0123
erie county
potter co family campground (r 7)
BOX 2
3075 e 2nd st (denton hill)
EAST SPRINGFIELD PA 16411
coudersport pa 16915
814/774-5433
814/274-5010
www.trianglessnowmobileclub.org
sylvan glen, inc. (r 7)
po box 61
gaines pa 16921
814/435-2570
the creekside inn motel at sizerville (r 4)
73 crooked run rd
emporium pa 15834
814/486-2043
the forest lodge & campground (r 4)
44078 rt 66 (on trail #11)
marienville pa 16239
814/927-8790
vacation inN motel (r 12)
9207 STATE ROUTE 171
UNIONDAle pa 18470
570/679-2100
whispering winds campground & lodge (r 1)
277 tollgate rd
sheffield pa 16347
814/968-4377
OTHER:
castle x
po box 10417
green bay wi 54307
920/336-7800
CLUB SLED
5016 SHOOKSTOWN ROAD
FREDERICK MD 21702
301/639-1894
CORINGRATO INURANCE AGENCY (R 6)
235 PERSHING BLVD
WHITEHALL PA 18052
610/266-1878
HARTMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY (R 5)
2286 BLACK ROCK RD
HANOVER PA 17331
717/633-5051
lincoln logs (r 8)
210 s. front st
Schuylkill haven pa 17972
717/739-0997
NOLT VENTURES SPORT RENTALS (R 8)
145 NEWPORT ROAD
LEOLA PA 17540
717/354-RENT
PRINOTH
264 NH ROUTE 106
GILMANTON NH 03237
603/267-7840
PROTEX ORPC (R 8)
PO BOX 175
BIRDSBORO PA 19508
610/575-0420
ROCK RUN RECREATION (R 9)
PO BOX 94, 1228 ST LAWRENCE ROAD
PATTON PA 16668
814/674-6026
SONRISE TAGS AND TAX LLC (R 8)
346 S 9TH STREET
LEBANON PA 17042
717/273-3100
restaurant:
BEECHWOOD INN (R 1)
9866 WATTSBURG ROAD
ERIE PA 16509
814/825-2999
RETAIL :
CHOKO DESIGN
6505, BOUL. METROPOLITAIN EST.
ST-LEONARD QUE H1P 1X9
514/327-7994
forry’s country store (r 7)
20 ole bull rd
cross forks pa 17729
814/435-2622
KEENERS KOUNTRY STORE (R 7)
4477 CHERRY SPRINGS RD
COUDERSPORT PA 16915
814/435-2176
kinney’s country store-bar (r 7)
25 main st
cross forks pa 17729
570/923-0459
MILLER BROTHERS INC
166 W. MAIN ST
NEW LONDON OH 44851
419/929-1591
TOURISM :
action jackson sports tours (r 8)
c/o jack stoner
po box 555
willow street, pa 17584
717/560-4722
allegheny natl forest vISITORS bureau (r4)
po box 371
bradford pa 16701
800/473-9370
KELLNER snow TOURS INC (R 6)
575 OLD SKIPPACK ROAD
HARLEYSVILLE PA 19438
267/664-2719
POTTER COUNTY VISITORS ASSOCIATION (R 7)
PO BOX 245
COUDERSPORT PA 16915
814/274-3365
DEALER &
ACCESS. DEALER MEMBERS
(SLED BRAND) (REGION)
a. j.’s outdoor power equipment (S) (r 7)
1699 south main st
mansfield pa 16933
570/662-1700
ALEK’S POWERSPORTS (P, Y) (R 1)
1501 PENINSULA DRIVE
ERIE PA 16505
814/833-3861
ALPHA WORKX, LLC (R 8)
PO BOX 68
KNOTTINGHAM PA 19362
484/365-7000
AL’S SNOWMOBILE PARTS WAREHOUSE
3868 PINE HILL ROAD
NEWPORT VT 05855
802/334-7239
AQUA LUBE OF KENTUCKY (R 9)
1763 CENTRE LINE ROAD
WARRIORS MARK PA 16877
814/599-4327
BAER SPORT CENTER INC. (P) (R 12)
330 GRANDVIEW AVE
HONESDALE PA 18431
570/253-2000
BANIK’S HONDA & SKI-DOO (S) ( R 9)
ROUTE 219 NORTH
CARROLLTOWN PA 15722
814/344-8603
barry’s auto repair
369 foolville-richmond rd
jefferson oh 44047
440/576-8852
BEST LINE EQUIPMENT (R 10)
140 HAWBAKER IND. DRIVE
STATE COLLEGE PA 16803
814/237-9050
BEST LINE POWER SPORTS (P) (R 10)
2013 GENERAL POTTER HIGHWAY
CENTRE HALL PA 16828
866/372-2378
BILL CASE POLARIS S-S (P) (R 12)
408 WELCOME LAKE ROAD
BEACH LAKE PA 18405
570/729-7402
BLACKMAN’S CYCLE CENTER (R 6)
4911 BUCKEYE ROAD
EMMAUS PA 18049
610/965-9865
BLETTNER POWER SPORTS (R 5)
1121 FROGTOWN ROAD
HANOVER PA 17331
717/633-9151
BLOCKER ENTERPRISES INC. (Y) (R 6)
497 s. 9th street
lehighton PA 18235
610/377-0440
BONALLE AUTO SALES (R 8)
501 EAST PENN AVENUE
CLEONA PA 17042
717/273-9331
bonner sports & rv (r 10)
5335 n. state rte 44
jersey shore pa 17740
570/753-3801
BORINGS ARCTIC CAT (A) (R 3)
5861 RT. 711 S.
NEW FLORENCE PA 15944
724/235-2171
BROOKS CAMPER SALES (Y) (R 3)
1028 MEMORIAL BLVE
CONNELLSVILLE PA 15425
724/628-5625
CAMPBELL-PETERSON TRAIL & TURF (A,Y) (R 2)
220 HADLEY ROAD
GREENVILLE PA 16125
724/588-4533
CANYON MOTOR SPORTS (P) (R 7)
PO BOX 207
GAINES PA 16921
814/435-2878
DON’S YAMAHA-POLARIS (P, Y) (R 5)
5777 LINCOLN HWY E.
YORK PA 17406
717/252-4383
F & S YAMAHA & MARINE INC. (Y) (R 5)
1800 SMITH STATION ROAD
SPRING GROVE PA 17362
717/632-6382
FISK DISTRIBUTING, INC.
1274 N. LYNDONVILLE ROAD
LYNDONVILLE NY 14098
585/765-2466
FLETCHER’S SALES & SERVICE (A) (R 2)
701 GEORGETOWN ROAD
HADLEY PA 16130-1209
724/253-3225
GELLNERS SALES & SERVICE (A) (R 2)
1516 PERRY HIGHWAY
PORTERSVILLE PA 16051
724/368-8490
HAYES PERFORMANCE (R 1)
44641 STATE HWY 77
SPARTANSBURG PA 16434
814/654-2152
HELSEL HARDWARE (P) (R 9)
225 WEST PLANK ROAD
ALTOONA PA 16602
814/944-0371
HENRY H. HARTMAN STEINER SALES & SERV. (R 5)
2300 BLACK ROCK RD
HANOVER PA 17331
717/637-3741
HERNley’S POLARIS/VICTORY (P) (R 8)
2095 S MARKET ST
ELIZABETHTOWN PA 17022
717/367-8867
HIGHLAND HARLEY-DAVIDSON, POLARIS (P) (R 3)
802 N CENTER AVE
SOMERSET PA 15501
814/444-1903
hilltop sales & service, Inc. (a) (r 6)
158 falcone rd
bangor pa 18013
610/588-4088
Hollingers Sports n Turf (S) (R 8)
4126 Oregon Pike
Ephrata, PA 17522
717/859-5455
HORN’S OUTDOOR (P, S) (R 6)
1169 MT BETHEL HWY
MT BETHEL PA 18343
610/588-6614
howard’s inc. (S,A) (R 7)
10 ice mine road
coudersport, pa 16915
814/274-9800
KENNEDY RV & POWERSPORTS, INC (A) (R 5)
1394 OLD YORK ROAD
DILLSBURG PA 17019
717/432-9741
KERMIT K KISTLER INC. (P) (R 6)
7886 KINGS HIGHWAY
NEW TRIPOLI PA 18066
610/298-2011
KEYSTONE OUTDOOR POWER CENTER (R 9)
2622 STATE ROUTE 17
LIVERPOOL PA 17045
717/444-7100
kiene recreation NEW & USED PARTS
4500 rd. R
pandora oh 45877
419/384-3800
Kurtz MOTORSPORTS (S) (R 10)
3720 Springtown Road
WATSONTOWN PA 17777
570/538-2160
kurtz performance, llc (r 8)
791 fleetwood lyons rd
fleetwood pa 19522
610/944-7660
LAKE COUNTRY MOTORSPORTS INC. (P) (R 7)
56 N BULLOCK ROAD
MANSFIELD PA 16933
570/662-2215
LARRY’S SPORT CENTER (Y) (R 7)
leisure sports ‘n turf (p, s, a) (r 8)
LEISURE TIME (R 1)
M & S SALES & SERVICE (A) (R 8)
MARTIN MARINE SALES (P) (R 9)
ROUTE 6
GALETON PA 16922
814/435-6548
2568 schuylkill rd
spring city pa 19475
610/495-7122
729 EAST COLUMBUS AVE
CORRY PA 16407
814/664-4606
3385 DIVISION HWY
NEW HOLLAND PA 17557
717/354-4726
773 PIKE ROAD
JOHNSTOWN PA 15909
814/749-9931
METZLER AUTO TRUCK AND TRAILER (R 9)
3979 COVE MOUNTAIN ROAD
MARTINSBURG PA 16662
814/793-3726
Moore’s Garage (R 10)
2336 Pikes Peak Road
Allenwood PA 17810
570/772-7062
mosites motorsports (S) (r 3)
12671 rt 30
north huntingdon pa 15642
724/864-2800
MOTOSPORTS CYCLE SHOP INC. (R 5) (P, S)
2117 BALTIMORE PIKE
HANOVER PA 17331
717-632-7093
MOUNTAIN EXTREME INC. (S, Y) (R 4)
ROCKTON PA 15856
814/583-7030
MOYERS OUTDOOR POWER EQUIP. (R 6)
403 MAIN STREET
HARLEYSVILLE PA 19438
215/256-6163
NEIMAN’S EQUIPMENT (A) (R 5)
704 E CANAL ROAD
DOVER PA 17315
717/292-2101
OFF-ROAD EXPRESS (R 1) (Y)
10320 WATTSBURG ROAD
ERIE PA 16509
814/825-2396
pat and son service center (a, p) (r 8)
1500 north state rt 934
annville pa 17003
717/867-4406
RAY’S YAMAHA POLARIS VICTORY (P, Y) (R 8)
5560 PERKIOMEN AVE
READING PA 19606
610/582-2700
READING BOAT WORKS (A) (R 8)
1084 CEDAR HILL DRIVE
READING PA 19605
610/926-4739
REVNEEZ (R 7)
1412 BEECHWOOD LAKE RD
WESTFIELD PA 16950
814/628-2227
RUSTY PALMER INC (A, Y, P, S, K, H) (R 12)
105 RUSTY’S BLVD
HONESDALE PA 18431
570/253-4507
SHERWOOD GROVES POWERSPORTS (S) (R 11)
454 GOLDEN MILE RD
TOWANDA PA 18848
570/265-2107
Smith marine (s) (r 6)
573 e butler ave
new britian pa 18901
215/345-1621
stouffer bros., inc. (A) (r 5)
1066 lincoln way west
chambersburg pa 17202
717/263-8424
TRUMBAUER’S MOTOR SPORTS (A, P) (R 6)
2100 MILFORD SQUARE PIKE
QUAKERTOWN PA 18951
215/529-6556
world of wheels inc. (R 2)
2572 state rt 257
seneca, pa 16346
814/676-5721
yamaha motor corp. USa (r 6)
1730 walton rd. ste 112
blue bell pa 19422
610/941-9080
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