Goodwill Riders Snowmobile Club

WARNING!!! VIOLATORS WILL BE PROSECUTED!!!
Riding on Sawyer Mountain (Casella’s trash mountain) in Hampden is STRICTLY PROHIBITED and OFF LIMITS! Riding there is not only a safety issue but a negative environmental impact to the landfill as well. Please message us if you know the culprits who have been trespassing! Please share this message! Thank you for your immediate attention to this matter!

Groomed for 9 hours Saturday night and 5 hours Sunday night. All trails have groomed and looking mint!

ITS 82 through Hampden along with some other club trails were groomed last night and looking great for riding locally! Support our club with club membership, sled registrations, donations, and/or labor to help maintain our amazing trail system. Enjoy the snow while we have it. Ride right, and ride safely!

February club meeting is tonight at 6p.m. at the club house.

The outer Kennebec Rd pipeline trail heading towards Emerald Drive, Route 69, Newburgh, and Winterport is now groomed!

Supporting the Pine Tree Camp Egg Ride happening tomorrow with a nicely groomed trail in the field next to Dysart’s. We also cleared the downed trees and groomed around Sawyer Mountain for clear and smooth riding into Hampden. Get out and ride, enjoy the trails , and support local businesses such as Dysart’s, Tradewinds, etc. for gas and food along the way!

Getting our trails groomed! Two sections haven’t yet been done; the pipeline along Emerald Drive towards Newburgh, and around Sawyer Mountain from the Travel Dysart’s to I-95. It has been reported that there are several trees down around the mountain so we need to get it cleared before driving the groomer through. Any help is always welcome and appreciated! The sooner it’s clear, the sooner we can groom. Check out these few pictures from the past two nights!

Thank you WABI TV5 for your amazing coverage of the Goodwill Riders Snowmobile Club!

Goodwill Riders Snowmobile Club keeps Hampden trails groomed through volunteer work Goodwill Riders Snowmobile Club depends on dedicated volunteers and landowner partnerships to keep trails ready for riders

Another project crossed off the list today with the help from Todd Moore and Zach Todd. Got 4 concrete blocks set on all 4 corners of the browns brook bridge. Hopefully this will prevent future issues with the water moving the bridge. Huge thanks go out to the following:

Rod Lane for donating the blocks

Eric Dysart from land and sea storage for delivering the poles used to make the bridge and for loading and unloading the blocks used to secure the bridge.

Jeff Frost for allowing the use of his dump trailer.

As always all land owners that allow the use of their land for our trail system. Without them we would not be able to have the trails that we do.

If anyone would like to join the club, volunteer, or would like more information about our trail systems please reach out to us on Facebook or show up to one of our meetings on the first Monday of every month at 6pm.

Resurfaced this bridge today behind the clubhouse! Thanks to Todd Moore and Zach Todd for your tireless work!