In order to ride in Vermont you need the following:
1. Registered and Insured Snowmobile (See the Ride In Vermont Tab)
2. Join a Club - You need to join a county and local club where you ride most (go to the Club section to find a club)
3. Purchase a TMA through the club of your choice here.
4. If you were born after July 1, 1983, you will need to take a safety course in order to ride in Vermont.
Once you join a club you may use any of the trails located throughout the state.
Don't have your own sled, click on this link to check out rental and tour companies.
Snowmobiling
Vermont’s Snow Covered Mountains
The Woodstock Area is crisscrossed with hundreds of miles of groomed VAST Trails. If you plan to snowmobile in Vermont means joining a club and registering your sled with VAST.
It's easy to join. If you have a passion for snowmobiling and want to ride on the best trails in the Northeast, then the Vermont Association of Snow Travelers is for you!
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Woodstock Inn & Resort Saskadena Six Ski Area, formerly known as Suicide Six Ski Area, opened to the public in 1936 with its first rope tow on Hill No. 6.