Let’s kick off the 25/26 Season!

Welcome to the 2025/2026 Snowmobile Season! The executive and trail committee’s have been meeting for a couple of months already, and we are excited to send you this update.

2025 Snowmobile Show

This weekend, October 17 & 18 is the 2025 Alberta Snowmobile & Powersports Show! The club will be there in booth 41, come see us and find out what we have been up to, and what we have in the works for 2025/2026 season and beyond. There will be a draw box setup for 1 of 2 Dash Camera’s donated by JB’s Power Centers!

Memberships are available for purchase and there is opportunity to purchase ASA Passes, passes this year are $100 before Jan 1 if you want a paper membership, or $80 if you buy online. Click the buttons below to get your ASA Pass, and club membership.

2025 AGM & Elections

Our 2025 AGM is going to be held on November 8, 2025 at the Alberta Beach Heritage Center (50 + Club) doors will be at 5:30, the bar will be open, and we will provide food and snacks for all attendee’s. We will have a snowmobile race game setup for people to challenge each other, and maybe even some prizes for the winner.

Meeting will begin at 7pm with Elections to Immediately follow.

This year we are seeking the following positions:

• President

• Vice President

• Fundraising Committee Chair

• Director At Large

If anyone has questions or wants to express interest in any of these roles, please reach out to current President Tyler @ geddes.tyler@gmail.com

Trail Work Bees

We have 2 confirmed trail work sessions for October.

The first one is on October 23 & 24 @ Stanger Hills. We have 2 stump grinders rented and will be going and taking care of several stumps. This is being lead by Kevin Jessup, please reach out to him (by clicking his name) if you can help.

The second is on October 25, meeting at Darwell School for 9:30am., this will be our annual “trail inspection” day, where we will break off into groups and tackle the trail sections and report back, this allows us to make an effective plan of attack to ensure the trails are “groomer ready” for when the snow flies. This work be will be lead by Craig Stephens please let him know if you can assist.

The ASA/AOHVA work safe policy requires Volunteers to be members of the ASA or AOHVA.