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Oswego County’s abundant snowfall and extensive trail system are a snowmobiler’s delight. Over 360 miles of trails provide unlimited access to the Tug Hill and Adirondack Park regions. Trail maps are available with membership in one of the ten
snowmobile clubs maintaining trails in Oswego County. Volunteers, club dues, and funds obtained from snowmobile registrations to the State of New York, all contribute to the development and maintenance of the trails throughout the County.
Snowmobiles must be registered and insured while using public trails, and snowmobilers must wear helmets at all times. Riders must stay to the right on the trail. The trail speed limit is 55 mph unless posted otherwise. Children between 10 and 17 must take a snowmobile safety course and receive a certificate of completion. Youth ages 10 through 13 may operate a snowmobile off their own property while accompanied by (within 500 feet of) a person at least 18 years of age. Youth ages 14 through 17 may operate a snowmobile off their own property without an adult.
For safety’s sake, please stay on designated trails and stay off rivers and lakes.
For trail conditions, call the Oswego County FISH-N-FUN line at 1-800-248-4FUN (4386).
2008/2009 Map of Oswego County Snowmobile Trails
Provided by NYS Parks
Oswego County Snowmobile Association
Redfield
315-599-7762
315-668-2127
Fulton Area Snow Travelers, Inc.
Phoenix
315-695-3835
315-695-2489
Kasoag Trailblazers, Inc.
Williamstown
315-964-2221
Mexico Trail Riders, Inc.
Mexico
Pulaski-Boylston Snowmobile Club, Inc.
Pulaski
315-298-3522
Redfield Snowmobile and Recreation Club, Inc.
Redfield
315-599-7762
Snow Owls, Inc.
Clay
315-699-3269
Square Valley Trail Blazers, Inc.
Central Square
315-668-9945
Sterling Trail Tamers, Inc.
Sterling
315-947-5383
315-591-0851
Vanderbilt Snowmobile Club, Inc.
Constantia
315-482-5109
315-675-3663
Winona Forest Recreation Association, Inc.
Pulaski
315-298-6993
315-465-6536

