Summit Sno-Riders

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Welcome to Summit Sno-Riders!

Calendar of Events

Notice:2020/2021 Meeting dates: Dec 7th, Jan 4th, Feb 1st, March 1st, April 5th. All meeting are held at 6:30 pm at the Summit Conservation Club.

About Us!

2020 - 2021 Season

Nestled in the hilltops between the Catskills and the Adirondacks, Summit offers the highest elevations in Schoharie County. Our elevation, roughly 2400 feet, combined with our extensive trail system gives us some of the best snowmobiling in New York. Come and see us!

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Notice:

January 16th We have received a couple inches of fresh snow and the trails are open once again. As with last weekend, only the trails on the hill are open. C7N from Richmondville to Decker Rd. remains closed, as does C7C from the cell tower down towards I-88. Thanks to temperature that stayed below freezing last week we have retained the base we had. Please ride carefully as there are some thin spots in the wetter areas.

There are no Conservation Club events currently scheduled due to Covid19. (you may want to remove the link to last years schedule.

We have constructed another new bridge. It is on trail S77 near the Mickle Hollow Road crossing. The trail has been re-routed over the Phelan farm and no longer uses the driveway. (Also please replace the current picture with this new one)

Summit Sno Riders Inc.
PO Box 40
Summit, NY 12175

Maps are now available!

Maps may be purchased for $5 at the following locations.

The Conservation Club, through the club membership application,

or from the interactive trail map website located on the Trails page.

Landowners Brochure

Landowners are the foundation of the statewide snowmobile trail system. Landowners can find valuable information regarding their protection under the New York State General Obligations law with our landowner information brochure