In partnership with East Central Valley Trail Association
This week, we send a special “shout out” to the 15 or so landowners that make it possible for the Rural Cass Snowmobile Club and Snowmobile North Dakota to provide more than 100 miles of groomed snowmobile trail in rural Cass County.
These landowners generously provide the ability for the snowmobile trails to cross their property. Without this generosity, the trail system would not exist. Please respect the private landowners and stay on the trail!
A four-hour avalanche safety class specifically for snowmobilers is being hosted by UMotors of Fargo on either Nov 28 or Nov 29. Classes will run from 6-10 PM at the new UMotors location.
During this class, attendees will learn more on avalanche awareness, avoidance and rescue. They will learn how to avoid the most common mistakes, what equipment works best, how to rescue effectively, evaluate terrain, avoid terrain traps, analyze stability and increase skills in the mountains. Cost for the class if $49 per person.
Mike Duffy, a Level I and II avalanche instructor from Colorado, will be leading the class.
Call the UMotors Apparel Department (701-232-5000) to sign up, or email Jill@umotorsinc.com to reserve your spot.
Snowmobile North Dakota has launched a new website geared at providing the right information on snowmobile riding and snowmobile trails to those interested in taking advantage of what North Dakota has to offer the snowmobile enthusiast.
Key areas of the site include snowmobile trail conditions, upcoming events, snowmobile safety education and SnoDak News, which is the official publication of Snowmobile North Dakota.
Check out www.snowmobilend.org to see the latest.
On the trails with Rural Cass Snowmobile Club 