Any person who intends to ride on the VAST smowmobile trail system must join a Vermont snowmobile club. There are over 145 clubs in Vermont to choose from and they are located throughout the state. Once you join a club, you may use any of the snowmobile trails located throughout Vermont.
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Each Snowmobile club holds monthly meetings, work bees, charity events, and club events. Club Officers are elected and delegates are sent to the VAST Annual Meeting.
Snowmobile Club Membership fees vary from club to club but usually range from $5 to $25 a year. These fees are included in the cost of your TMA. Your dues and registration fees support VAST's extensive snowmobile trail grooming, maintenance and development of new snowmobile trails.
For an updated list of snowmobile clubs, snowmobile trails and VAST trail condition reports - visit the official VT VAST web site at www.vtvast.org.
Each Snowmobile club holds monthly meetings, work bees, charity events, and club events. Club Officers are elected and delegates are sent to the VAST Annual Meeting.
