Oswego County is a prime location for outdoor winter recreation. With the highest recorded snowfall east of the Rocky Mountains, the Tug Hill region offers exceptional conditions for exploring the great outdoors.
The Oswego County trail system is made up of 400 miles of official snowmobile trails and over 150 miles of trails for cross-country skiing or snowshoeing. Reach out to one of the area snowmobile clubs for an Oswego County trail map to help you find restaurants, parking and gas stations for your sleds.
Before you warm up your snowmobiles and grab your gear, check out the Oswego County trail report which features weekly updates on trail conditions and weather forecasts collected from local snowmobile clubs and frequently used winter recreation areas.
The county-wide trails report is also available by phone; just call 1-800-248-4FUN (4386) and press 3.
Winter Trails Report- March 10, 2026
This report courtesy of the Oswego County Department of Community Development, Tourism and Planning.
The following winter trails report is current as of March 10, 2026:
Due to warmer weather and lack of snow, many clubs in Oswego County have announced the closure of their trails for the season. Stay up to date on trail closures by visiting the New York State Snowmobile Association Public Trail Map online.
According to the Square Valley Trail Blazers:
As of March 9, trails are closed. The club thanks landowners, volunteers, and those who made donations this season. To stay up to date with the Square Valley Trail Blazers, visit the club on Facebook.
According to the Fulton Area Snow Travelers:
As of March 8, trails are officially closed. The club will be working on spring cleanup soon and is seeking volunteers to help with tall grass, clear debris and fix fences. For updates or more information, visit the Fulton Area Snow Travelers Facebook page.
According to the Mexico Trail Riders:
As of March 2, trails are officially closed for the season. The club thanks its groomers as well as those who volunteered, rode on the trails, and supported the club. For updates, visit the Mexico Trail Riders Facebook page.
According to the Pulaski-Boylston Snowmobile Club:
As of March 5, all lower trails are closed and grooming is suspended until conditions improve. The club advises riders to avoid riding until temperatures drop again. For the most up to date trail conditions, visit the Pulaski-Boylston Snowmobile Club Facebook page.
According to the Kasoag Trailblazers:
As of March 5, all trails are closed. For updates, visit the Kasoag Trailblazers on Facebook.
Outside of trail conditions, keep up with what trails are open by viewing the New York State Snowmobile Association Public Trail Map online.