Unfortunately we have a few (luckily just a few) who want to close trails that the rest of us enjoy, not to mention the volunteers that keep them clear and groomed for all to enjoy.

We have had TWO incidents of vandalism on our trail from Bradford to Henniker. Someone out there feels the need to break windows and vandalize vehicles parked on private property that out trails cross on. Another individual rode his sled on a closed trail. This trail was temporarily closed due to flooding and riding on it could cause damage to the property. Our trails people clearly marked the trail closed, yet this individual rode his sled on it, upsetting the land owner.

Apparently, these people have absolutely NO RESPECT for the landowner or the tireless volunteers that maintain the trails or YOU the person who enjoys riding on them. Single handedly, they can close a trail down. But if we all work together and REPORT people that you see doing something that can close a trail or disrespectful to our landowners and others, we can keep these trails that we all enjoy. If you see anyone doing anything they shouldn't get their tag number or description of the sled and person riding it, we all have cell phones that take pictures, take a picture of the person and the sled and REPORT them! Report them to Fish & Game or forward the information to this club and we will forward the information to the proper authorities.

Together we can keep our trails open and safe. Thank you and have fun out there!

Welcome to the Lake Sunapee Snowmobile Club

The Lake Sunapee Club has over 300 family and business memberships. Meetings are held the first Wednesday of each month at 7:00PM at the Newbury Fire Station during the months between September and April. We are proud to announce a new forum which will be concentrating less on general business and more on interesting and fun activities. A raffle ticket will be issued to each person who attends each meeting. A door prize is given at the end of each meeting.

The Club maintains Eighty-five miles of trails in the Bradford, Newbury and Sunapee area and is truly a winter wonderland and a snowmobiler's paradise. Whether sledding through picturesque wooded trails with breathtaking mountain views or cruising across one of the many area lakes, you will never find anything less than the finest riding in all of New England & Canada. Visit our Trails Conditions page often to get the most up-to-date information on the conditions of our trails. Our trails committee members and volunteers are dedicated to make your snow mobile experience on our trails the most memorable and best riding in our area.

Enhancing the snowmobiling experience, many of our Business members offer convenient trail side services, such as gas, food and lodging.

New Hampshire has over 6,800 miles of interconnecting trails available for resident and non-residents alike, the Lake Sunapee Snow Club has been proud to bring snowmobilers of all ages to some of the nation's most magnificent sights of winter's awing beauty, while dutifully maintaining it for future generations to enjoy.

The New Hampshire State Parks service also offers over 40 parks open for snowmobiling statewide. Along with an experienced snowmobiler, one only needs a snowmobile registration from the New Hampshire Snowmobile Association, a snowmobile with certified safety gear, and a passion for winter wilderness adventure.

Looking for a sled or accessories? Check out our classified ads. Have an item for sale? Enter your item for sale here.

Keep checking this site - new information will be added!!!