May 24, 2026

In case you were wondering, trails are definitely closed, but I understand that Pittsburg had some trails open last week, so if you still have the itch, check them out.

There are many things going on, not the least of which is we have a volunteer who has agreed to give us some much-needed help with this website!

We had our end of season meeting on April 25th here is a post from Facebook:

A great time was had at our Annual Membership Meeting Saturday night, at The Tap House, in Center Harbor. The meeting was well attended, and free pizza was enjoyed by all. Thanks to The Tap House for providing the venue. This was a wonderful end to what was the best snowmobiling season in recent history.

We talked about the highlights and challenges of this past season, along with our plans and challenges for the coming season.

Eric Erving has decided to step down as Trail Master, he will be missed in this position. He has been dedicated to the club for many years and leaves our trails in great condition. He will still be active in the club but wanted to spend a little more time golfing and vacationing. If you see Eric around town make sure to thank him for the great job he has done.

We also thanked our great volunteers, of which there are many, for helping with our successful year. This next year we will be putting more focus on social events during the snow season. We appealed and still appeal for help setting up and running these functions.

We held our board election. We are thankful for our past board members’ dedication and work. We are thrilled that some new people have stepped forward to fill vacant positions.

This year’s board of directors are:

Steve S President

Ken C Vice President

Paul S Treasurer

Alycia S Secretary

Steve J Director

Ramesh K Director

Rich B Director

Charlie G Director

We thank all of our members who have stood by and supported the club, by joining, making donations, attending functions and all the other ways members support us. Without you, we don’t have a club and our trails become impassible.

Finally, we thank our many landowners. Most of our trail system is on private property. Without our landowners the only snowmobiling in NH would be in your own back yard. If you know a landowner, please take the time to thank them. If you don’t know one, the best thanks you can give them is by respecting their land, staying on trail during the season, and off trails when they are closed.

Stay tuned to Facebook, it is going to be a great year.

While there has not been a lot of maintenance activity on the trails since they closed, we have applied for grants to fix some bridges and repair some trails. We should know the status of those grants by the end of May and begin some work parties in June.

Stay tuned here and on Facebook as we are well rested after the best snowmobiling season we’ve had in many years and will be getting back after it soon to make sure the trails are ready for next season!

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January 27, 2026

Trails are OPEN!!!

1/27 Posting:

We had a productive day yesterday, Eric and Paul rolled corridor 15 on the Neck, conditions are great, lots of snow. Jason groomed the 109 side of our trails. Corridor 15, Balmoral and Suissevale trails are in great shape! John and Ronnie worked on the rest of Corridor 15 trails with our 2009 Tucker. Eric and Mark groomed the Neck trails, there is lots of snow, please get out and pack it down.

Red Hill needs some more snowmobile traffic to compact the snow, please go easy on the throttle so we don’t blow this great snow away. Once conditions are right John will head up Red Hill to groom. Our feeder trails need some more traffic too, to pack down snow. If you notice a theme here, you are correct, we need riders to help with grooming by using the trails. You’ve been asking for trails to open, now is YOUR time, enjoy!!!!

1/26 Posting: The trails are open! Eric and Paul will be out today on the Canam with the roller. I will head out later this afternoon/ evening to groom the corridor. It would be helpful to get sleds out and pack this down. Please go easy with the throttle until we get it groomed. It would be great if you can get out on Red Hill! John H

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Previous Message: A month has gone by, we have been so close to opening several times, but warmups and rain have made the trails unusable. We are encouraged with the present cool down along with the potential for some snow, unfortunately it doesn’t look good for the immediate foreseeable future. Like you we are itching to get the trails open. Our volunteers over the past month have worked hard to clean up blown down trees and bent over, ice ladened branches and limbs from recent ice storms. Our trails are clear and ready, our grooming equipment is ready to go, we just need snow. So we patiently wait.

As always, please stay off the trails until we open them, there is not enough snow, you will just damage your sleds and rut up our landowners’ properties.

Visit our Facebook page, for up to date information.

And, as always, THINK SNOW!!!!

Thank you for your support.

December 12, 2025

Trails are Closed!!!

We have snow, but not quite enough to open the trails yet. Eric, our Trail master has been assessing the trails carefully and we are strategically rolling some trails. We know the temptation is great to ride, but please keep our property owners happy and stay off the trails. Keep your eye here and on our sign next to Haffner’s for trail status. THINK SNOW!!!!!

CLUB HEADLINES

2025-2026 Season

Big news! NH Fish and Game have a process to get your sled registrations online. It appears to be a work in progress, so read and understand their rules before giving them money. The link is at https://www.nhfishandgame.com/Instruction.aspx?m=ohrv

Christmas Party

On Saturday, December 6th, 2025, the Moultonboro Snowmobile Club gathered for its annual Christmas party, about 50 members celebrated in style, we had a great time!!

We had delicious food from Magic Foods, plenty of holiday cheer from On The Rocks Bartending, and great music courtesy of The Red Hat Band.

The evening was a wonderful chance for everyone to reconnect, catch up, and welcome new faces. Several club board members shared updates, making sure everyone was in the loop about upcoming plans and important news.

A special thank you goes out to Cathy Erving, Julie Carroll, Eric Erving, Ken Carroll, and the many others who worked hard behind the scenes to organize this event.

It was a perfect start to our winter season, let’s hope for continued cold weather and lots of snow this season. Time for an old-fashioned winter!

Fall Harvest Social Saturday, September 20th, 2025

Our Fall Harvest Social Fundraiser was a resounding success!! Thanks to our members and friends who were able to attend, if you weren’t there you missed a great time. A special thank you to our sponsors: