WELCOME TO THE WOODFORD SNOBUSTERS SNOWMOBILE CLUB!

The Woodford SnoBusters are having their annual Raffle!
This year it is a 2022 Durabull Siver 101 X 12SA Ramp Two place enclosed aluminum snowmobile trailer.

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Think Snow!

The SnoBusters will be getting back on the trail for this season’s trail work, beginning Oct 7th. We meet at our maintenance facility, 9288 VT Route 9, Woodford, VT at 8:00 am. If you are interested in volunteering contact Stacey on facebook (link is in FB post at bottom of page) for more details. Think Snow!

A great big Thank you to all that voted, helped out and or groomed our trails!
You Rock Groomer Crew!
Groomer award

Next Meeting Date

Next Safety Course Date

Next Special Event

Next Trail Work Date

NO MORE VT FREE WEEKEND!

NEW THIS YEAR Jan 27, 28 & 29 WILL BE A $25 WEEKEND:

You will be required to buy a $25 TMA, you will need to sign-up for the weekend and carry the TMA with you with your contact information on it that matches each snowmobile. This registration for the $25 TMA will be available online on the VAST website beginning after Dec 1st.

IMPORTANT: You also must have:

  • A snowmobile legally registered in at least one state or province.
  • Liability insurance for the snowmobile (and carried with you)
  • If you were born after July 1, 1983 then you also much have proof that you have taken a snowmobile safety certification class. Note: Vermont recognizes other states and provinces safety education certificates. 

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The Woodford SnoBusters Annual Raffle is here!This year our three prizes are:1st Prize: 2022 Durabull Siver 101 X 12SA Ramp two-place enclosed aluminum snowmobile Enclosed Trailer.2nd Prize: TMA for the 2023/24 Season3rd Prize: $100Only 175 tickets will be soldDrawing date 12/2/2023 or sooner if tickets are sold soonerTicket price: $100 each. Follow the link below to purchase tickets or message us here for more information. www.snobusters.org/product/2023-24-trailer-raffle-ticket/Thank you for supporting the SnoBusters! Good luck and think snow! ... See MoreSee Less
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Join the Woodford SnoBusters in sharing our gratitude to the Landowners who open their property to snowmobiling. We will host a club sponsored picnic this Saturday, August 12th at our maintenance facility, 9288 VT Route 9, Woodford, VT. BOD meeting starts at Noon, with picnic to follow. This is a terrific way to meet fellow snowmobilers and explore volunteer opportunities! There will be amazing food and SnoBuster merchandise for sale! Hope to see you there, all are welcome! Think snow! ... See MoreSee Less
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Join us Saturday, August 12th at Noon for our BOD Meeting and Landowner's Appreciation Picnic! All are welcome! ... See MoreSee Less
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SnoBuster Greg Lancto shared photos of storm damage at Snow Valley and on 7 North to Jenks. Yikes! This will be one of the items we discuss at our BOD Meeting on August 12th beginning at Noon! Join us to see how you may help get the trails winter ready.It won't be all work, the meeting is followed by a club sponsored picnic for our Landowner's Appreciation event. All are welcome, hope to see you there!Think Snow! ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy Independence Day! ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy Father's Day! ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy Memorial Day! With respect and gratitude, the Woodford SnoBusters honor our fallen heroes! ... See MoreSee Less
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The Woodford SnoBusters celebrate all the Moms... snowmobile moms or otherwise! Happy Mother's Day! ... See MoreSee Less
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May the 4th be with you! ... See MoreSee Less
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Our apologies to Josh Pierce. We posted about our re-planking project before we knew about his contribution. Josh milled all the lumber that was donated for the project. We are so grateful for your time and terrific work, Josh! Community coming together like this is what it's all about! ... See MoreSee Less
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The season may have come to an end, but the work never does! Fletcher's Excavating generously donated the wood to replace the planking in our maintenance facility. Volunteer Larry Gates delivered it to our building and Volunteers Irene, Larry and Nick DeSouza and Greg Lancto spent their weekend installing the new boards. The planks take a beating with 4 grooming machines with drags coming and going all season. This was a much needed project and we greatly appreciate Fletcher's for their donation and our volunteers for their continued efforts. Thank you, all! ... See MoreSee Less
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Woodford SnoBusters Trail Report, April 12, 2023: Sadly, Forest Service reached out tonight and gave the word, all Woodford trails are now closed. The season was a roller-coaster ride, but we ended with a bang. For perspective, the SnoBusters groomed 2077 miles last season and 5061.3 miles (117 trips) this season. 2593 miles (59 trips) were groomed in March. Huge thanks to our members, landowners, law enforcement partners, fellow clubs and most especially the volunteers who give their time and efforts to make every part of our club and trail system possible. Think Spring! 😁😁 ... See MoreSee Less
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Hippity, Hoppity, Happy Easter! ... See MoreSee Less
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We are still getting reports from riders getting those last miles in, before end of season, and it is not terrible. If you have reasonable expectations about what the warm weather does to snow, it is still ridable. Check the VAST map to see which trails are still open throughout the system and where the most current grooming has occurred. On another note, we had a terrific turnout at our Annual Meeting and Elections Saturday. It was great to see some new faces and welcome them to our club. We appreciate people taking time to meet us and see what we do here. We especially appreciate the offers to volunteer...that's what makes it all work!We were so honored to present a donation to Michelle LeBlanc and service dog, Mercy of Vermont Paws and Boots, wwwVermontPawsAndBoots.org. What this program is doing for those that served our country and our community is amazing! Be sure to check them out!Reagan Joly was this year's Woodford SnoBusters Scholarship recipient. Her father, RJ Joly accepted on her behalf, while she was away visiting colleges. Congratulations Reagan!SnoBusters are so grateful to be part of this community!Think Snow! ... See MoreSee Less
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Woodford SnoBusters Trail Report, April 1, 2023: Temperatures are warming and it rained most of the night, but we seem to have a little reprieve from the precipitation for a good part of the day. The sun is supposed to pop out for a little bit before the rain and thunderstorms come back this afternoon/evening. There is still riding, if you manage your expectations! Be safe! Have fun! Think Snow! ... See MoreSee Less
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Please join us tomorrow, April 1, 2023 for the Woodford SnoBusters Annual Meeting and Elections at our Maintenance Facility, 9822 VT Route 9, Woodford, VT. Meeting begins at Noon and is followed by an awesome, club sponsored meal! There will be WSB merch for sale and our friends from Dunn's Leakee Bucket will have VT Maple Syrup, as well. We want to thank the crew over at Snowmobile Vermont- Mount Snow for their very generous gift to show their gratitude to our volunteers! We are thankful that we have always been able to count on them to help out with emergency clearing during those big storms or ice events, but we especially appreciate them acknowledging and showing their appreciation for our volunteer's efforts. Hope to see you there! Think Snow! ... See MoreSee Less
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Woodford SnoBusters Trail Report, March 31, 2023: In advance of the warm temperatures, our groomers ran last night to continue stretching the season for as long as possible. We did have a breakdown last night, but as you know, our volunteers are AMAZING and a rescue team, Larry Gates and Brian LaCroix, went out and after Larry spent two hours under the machine, got it running. The operator, Dave Jarvis, jumped in and and got it back to the barn, only to grab another machine and head back out. He spent 18 hours in the groomer seat and ended his trip as the sun was coming up! Dave is incredible, he logs in substantial grooming miles under normal circumstances, but this is so far above and beyond. Thank you, Dave! Thank you, Brian and Larry! You guys had a rough night, only to head off to your job today...you are Superheroes!Please remember, our volunteers do not have to be here. They are contributing their time and efforts, away from their families and other activities, sometimes their jobs, to give back to a sport and a community they love. There is nothing in it for them. Of the countless volunteer hours involved in creating, maintaining and grooming trails for members, none is a paid position. We do not make a living at this. We do not make a profit at this. I would remind others in our community, that do make a profit from the snowmobile trails, even if you won't contribute in any way, the least you could do is be supportive of our volunteers and their efforts. Think snow! ... See MoreSee Less
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Woodford SnoBuster Trail Report, March 30, 2023: Groomer was out last night and we have a scant coating of fresh snow. Good news is that it is not forecast to get very warm today. Bad news is that Friday and Saturday are predicted to be both warm and rainy. Today will be the best conditions for the rest of the week (maybe season). We do have a snowmobile related activity on Saturday for anyone interested. The Woodford SnoBusters Annual Meeting and Elections will be held at our maintenance facility, 9822 VT Route 9, Woodford, VT beginning at Noon, April 1st. Merchandise will be available for sale and we provide an incredible meal (at no charge) to follow. This is a great opportunity to meet our volunteers, see how a snowmobile club operates and to get involved. All are welcome, hope to see you there! Think snow! ... See MoreSee Less
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