Thousand Islands Snowmobile Club
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Trail Maintenance
Maintaining over 80 miles of groomed trails in the Thousand Islands region for snowmobile enthusiasts.

Community Events
Organizing monthly meetings and social events for club members and the community.

Fundraising
Conducting fundraising events to support trail maintenance and club activities.

About
Thousand Islands Snowmobile Club


Founded in
2007
EIN
16-1544174
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)()
Category/Type
Sports & Recreation
Address
PO BOX 361 CLAYTON, NY 13624-0361 United States
Website
https://www.1000islandssnowmobileclub.org/
Phone
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Email address
About
The Thousand Islands Snowmobile Club maintains over 80 miles of groomed trails in Upstate NY, thanks to generous landowners. A family-oriented club with 300+ members, they host social and fundraising events. Meetings are monthly from Sept-May. Donations are tax-deductible. Their mission is to provide well-marked trails for snowmobile riders.
Mission
Thousand Islands Snowmobile Club brings together snowmobile enthusiasts in Clayton, NY, fostering community and safe, enjoyable riding experiences throughout the region.

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