Twin Mountain Snowmobile Club

This is the Twin Mountain Snowmobile Club's New Logo that we are using on the Jefferson Notch Trail, Clinton Rd. Trail and the Cherry Mt. Trail for those that continue to drive their vehicles on our groomed trails ( when we have Snow), Some of the complaints have been that they didn't see or couldn't read the State Signs!!
So let's try the New Twin Mountain Snowmobile Club's Signs !!

The Twin Mountain Snowmobile Club has had to make the very hard decision to advise everyone that our Trail System Is Closed at this time until and if we get more snow.
The USFS has asked that we close any of their gates that may allow vehicle traffic which may do damage to the road and trail.
Please work with us to get through this difficult time and stay off the trail system.
Thanks

East Groomer-
*conditions for Sunday*

It's gonna be a chilly start, but a beautiful day to ride! Trails in the lower terrain are thin cover with some bare spots. Cherry Mt rd, Mt Clinton rd, Jefferson Notch rd, Rosebrook, Mt Tom- all in good shape. The north end of Jefferson Notch is thin with many bare spots.

Enjoy it while you can, before the next warm up!

(Pic taken on Jefferson Notch)

The winner of the Snowmobile Raffle was David Kuhn of Twin Mountain. We will post all the winners on the Website in the morning.
Thanks,

East Groomer-
*trail conditions*

(C11) Lower Falls parking to Fabyans- marginal, thin cover.
Cherry Mt- marginal on the south access then good condition.
(C11)Base rd- moderate.
Clinton trail- great.
(C11) Jefferson Notch rd- good until jct of Mitten, then thin cover over ice on the north end towards (C12).

Grooming will continue nightly throughout the weekend as temps permit.

We'll be giving away a brand new snowmobile or $5000 cash on Saturday! I have tickets on board the red groomer on the east side, so flag me down if you want some. You can also find them at Yaya's market and deli or Garneau's garage. ❄

East Groomer-
*snowfall update *

We have received 1-3" in the low areas and 3-6" in the higher elevations. Conditions range from marginal to good. The West groomer was out today tuning up Corridor 11 towards the south & in-town trails. I'm on the east side tonight making everything flat. The north end of Jefferson Notch is still thin cover over ICE. Enjoy! ❄

Pic taken at Lower Falls, Corridor 11.

East Groomer-
*Post warm up update*

From Lower Falls parking to Fabyans- marginal, thin cover / bare spots.
Cherry Mt- marginal on South end, good to jct of Tower trail.
Base road trail- marginal to moderate.
Jefferson Notch trail- good until jct of Mitten, marginal to Corridor 12, thin cover over ice & bare spots/ no cover on the North end.

(Pic taken on Cherry Mt road)

East Groomer-

Temps dipped just enough to smooth things out on Corridor 11 from Lower Falls parking & to the east. Better snow cover in higher elevations & away from pavement. Thin cover on the north end of Jefferson Notch, towards Corridor 12.
Enjoy! ❄

Twin Mountain Snowmobile Trail System has some good snow cover in the highest elevations with some moderate cover at lower elevations . As you pass through town you will see dirt but when you get into the woods you hit snow cover. Park at any of our three parking spots and you can snowmobile. ( Town Recreational Area, Zealand Parking Area, Fabyans Parking Area) are the parking areas. This area in the photos have at least 2ft. of snow. We do have more snow coming but can't tell you when at this time !!

East Groomer-

Grooming continues daily and/or nightly. Expect marginal to moderate conditions throughout our system with better conditions out of town and to the east. Better snow cover up Base Stn & over Jefferson Notch (Corridor 11) but thins out towards the rail bed (Corridor 12). Enjoy!❄

-East Groomer

After a warm weekend, temps have finally dropped below freezing and we have 1-3 inches of fresh snow. Our regular schedule has resumed and we will be grooming daily and/or nightly. ❄

Twin Mountain snowmobile club has been blessed this week with three vehicles in at least 1/4 mile on our trails. One on the Clinton Rd. and two on the Jefferson Notch Rd. this morning. All said they saw the signs but the letter were too small but there GPS told them to go that way!! License plates, one Mass. Two New York ??

9pm January 20,2024
A photo of the East Groomer on Jefferson Notch Road (Corridor #11). The report is from the groomer operator and reported that the Trails are holding up great so plan to have great ride tomorrow.
This report is from the Twin Mountain Snowmobile Club. Thanks for using and enjoying our trail system . While in the area plan to stop and pick up some Raffle Tickets for a 2024 Ski-Doo Snowmobile or $5000.00 cash (Drawings on February 24 2024) also our updated Trail Map Tickets sales at Garneau's Garage and YaYa's Delhi in Twin Mountain.

Now that the Twin Mountain Snowmobile Club Trail System is all up and running there are some other Club's systems that are still in the clean up and grooming mode.
This is at this time with the best information I have the trails south of ours,( to Bethlehem and Franconia Bike Path South) is still blocked with trees. The Mt.Mitten and 25 dollar trail is still being repaired and groomed.
Going north I suggest at this time you stay on the Jefferson Notch Rd. until you connect with ( the rail bed Corridor # 12) and turn right to Gorham and Berlin.
Be safe and enjoy our Trail Systems.

The Twin Mountain Snowmobile Trail System Is Now Open. We will be grooming on a regular basis to keep our trails the best we can.
Check condition on our website.
twinmtnsnowmobile.org
Thanks and be safe !!

January 16,2024
The Twin Mountain Snowmobile Trail System Is Now Open.

We have opened our trail system after a two week or more struggle with mother nature, rain, very high winds. Lots of trees down that took lots of man power,chain saws, tractors, and the Groomers to clear the trails.
Please use caution there may still be pieces of wood under the snow and there is a fair amount of water in places.

Update:
The past two storms did not give us the snow that was forecast...not even close. It did however give us plenty of rain & temps in the 40s. We also had some of the highest winds in the state, so our crews have been out clearing blown over trees, debris, fixing flooded bridges, replacing washed out culverts, ect. With todays wind our trails are largely impassable once again & remain closed.

-East Groomer

Not what I want to tell you but our trail system remains close for now. We have some bad weather forecast for this weekend and can't take a chance to open than have to close the trail system the first of the week.
Most of if not all of the trails are closed in Coos County due to the weather. We will be getting SNOW soon and a lot of it !!
Please be patient and don't ride where you shouldn't. THANKS

Took time to have our two year old Prinoth Husky Groomer lettered to let those dedicated Smowmobilers that enjoy our trails know that this one of our two groomers is being operated by the Twin Mountain Snowmobile Club. Please let our dedicated Groomer Operaters and our club web site know that you are enjoying your stay or trip on our trail system. If you see something that needs to be adjusted please let us know we are not perfect but getting close . Don't forget to consider joining our Club when you register. Pick up our new and updated Trail Map and also pick up some tickets for our Snowmobile Raffle

November 28th and more good news about the Twin Mountain Snowmobile Club Trail System. All of our trails have serviced by our Trail Master (Buddy Pearce)and his dedicated team but as of today Both of our Groomers have been serviced and ready to attack the moguls to make your Snowmobile experience a smooth one (Too the Best of our Ability).
Don't forget to join the Twin Mountain Snowmobile Club when you register. Pick up our updated Trail Map and don't forget to purchase some Raffle Tickets. Thanks

Happy Thanksgiving to all of our snowmobile friends and all of our dedicated trail workers that make our trail system what it is. Lots more planned in another year. Don't forget to pick up our updated Trail Map and your Raffel Tickets for a New Ski-Doo Snow!!

We have our new and updated Trail Map available and for sale at several stores in town. You should consider carrying one with you while Snowmobling in our area. Don't rely on the GPS on your phone. Please consider patronizing our many advertisers. Also consider joining the Twin Mountain Snowmobile Club when you register your Snowmobile. Thanks !!

Trail work has been ongoing for the last month thanks to our Trail Master (Buddy Pearce). Removing down trees, widening narrow places on the Trails for better visibility, repairs on bridges, cleaning culverts, installation of trail signs and much more. Thanks to Buddy Pearce and his dedicated small crew.
We have club meetings on the third Wednesday of the month. Next meeting is November 15th at 6pm in the Town Town Hall. Everyone is welcome as we are in need of new suggestions of how we can make things better along with the help needed to make our trail system pleasant for the Snowmobiler and have a great experience while in Twin Mountain.
Please consider joining our Snowmobile Club you will not be disappointed !!

Trail work continues!!

As of today August 23,2023 the Twin Mountain Connector Bridge along Rt #3 has been completed with a new deck, rails and the final touch was to replace the Sign letting all you Snowmobile People know that this was the work of our Trail Master(Buddy Pearce) and all of his dedicated workers of the Twin Mountain Snowmobile Club. This was completed in about two and a half weeks in some very hot weather. There was a little over$10,000 worth of lumber and hardware for this repair which was State of NH Trails Bureau GIA funded and free labor. This is a very small peace of our trail system. Please consider joining the Twin Mountain Snowmobile Club when you register your SNOWMOBILE . O yes we will accept DONATIONS !!

Trail work has begun on the trail system. Trail Master (Buddy Pearce) and his small crew have almost completed the redecking and replaced the rails on this 86' bridge along Rt. #3 which is on the Twin Mountain Connector Trail. All this has been done last week. There is $10,000 worth of lumber in the project. This is where some of your registration money goes. Please consider joining the Twin Mountain Snowmobile Club when you register and consider a DONATION of some kind. These men work very hard for your Snowmobling Enjoyment. THANKS