Ski-Doo will donate to Rural Cass Snowmobile Club – find out how…

All, ski-doo October 16, 2011 Leave a comment

BRP/Ski-Doo is excited to announce the  continuation of the Ski-Doo Million Dollar Club Program for the 2011-2012  season. To participate in the program, visit BRP’s
website, fill out a certificate and drop it off at your local Ski-Doo dealer by Nov. 15.

For every certificate received, Ski-Doo will donate $10 back to  your local snowmobile club. It’s the easiest fundraiser possible. ND clubs have received over $2,000 since the start of the program a couple years ago. Keep up the great work and make sure to get your certificate and visit your local Ski-Doo dealer!!!

The local Ski-Doo dealer in the Fargo/Moorhead area is Moorhead Marine.

Get Trail Updates as Text Messages

All, Club news October 11, 2011 Leave a comment

Snowmobilers in the Fargo and rural Cass areas will have the opportunity to get trail and grooming updates on their mobile phones this season, using the latest text messaging technologies.

“Nowadays, we’re using texts everyday for other communication, so it only makes sense that we’d text you with snowmobile trail updates,” says Jason McSparron, president of the Rural Cass Snowmobile Club. “We will use text messages to let you know trail opening and closing information, as well as announce when we’ve finished grooming that week.”

If you are interested in the Rural Cass Snowmobile Club trail updates (Casselton, Leonard, Arthur, Harwood, Mapleton), send keyword “ruralcass” to 46986.

You can also get updates on SnowJam 2012 by texting “snowjam” to 46986. SnowJam is the area’s premier snowmobiling event, featuring a trail ride, vintage snowmobile display, tons of prizes and a fun evening event. Learn more about SnowJam at www.snowjam.org.

Check out the Go Snowmobiling website

All, ISMA, Related links October 10, 2011 Leave a comment

The www.GoSnowmobiling.org website reported an increase in visitation with over 3 million visitors to the site. Approximately 18% of those visitors (600,000) do not own a snowmobile but are expressing a great deal of interest in owning a snowmobile and going snowmobiling. This positively reflects on the long-term trend line showing an increase in snowmobiling as a recreational family activity in the winter. Individuals have discovered that people snowmobile to

  • view beautiful scenery
  • to be with friends and family
  • to get away from the usual demands of life and be close to nature

The GO Snowmobiling website is sponsored by International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association (ISMA).

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