In partnership with East Central Valley Trail Association
Polaris Industries is offering a snow trails mobile app for use on Apple and Android phones.
With this app, you can:
Aren’t local snowmobile trails paid for by the state? No, only a portion of the funding comes from the state. About 50% of the funds for grooming are based upon local fundraising. And, the state funds come directly from the number of snowmobiles registered, and these sleds must be registered in North Dakota to count.
How much does it cost to groom the trail? Grooming costs average $10-12 per mile. Even if the person running the groomer is a volunteer, the costs add up.
Are there other ways to help? The club can definitely use your help in other ways, such as trail signing and other activities. As a club member, you’ll receive the club’s newsletter, which will you let you know of club events.
How do I join the Rural Cass Snowmobile Club? To join the club, please complete the membership application.
Rural Cass Snowmobile Club will meet again on Tuesday, Dec. 11, at 7 PM at the Pizza Ranch, Casselton. The meetings are held in the back meeting space, and all club members and interested local snowmobilers are invited.
The club serves the communities of Amenia, Arthur, Casselton, Davenport, Mapleton, and Leonard
Items on the agenda will include:
On the trails with Rural Cass Snowmobile Club 