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Grooming
Learn more about how the largest snowmobile club in the state of Oregon runs its grooming program.
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Events & Socializing
Learn more about all the events the Rogue Snowmobilers host each year. Get a list of the most up-to-date events we have planned for the year.
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Community Service
Learn more about how the Rogue Snowmobilers participate in our local community events. Learn how to get involved to help support our community
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The Rogue Snowmobilers, located in the Rogue Valley, are the largest snowmobile club in the state of Oregon.
We are a non-profit snowmobile club responsible for grooming in the area just west of Crater Lake National Park in an area known as Thousand Springs Snow Park.
Our club maintains over 150 miles of trails, most of which are groomed weekly.
We want to ensure not only do snowmobilers have access to these parts of the woods, but anyone.
Our Mission
Our mission is to ensure the survival of winter motorized recreation by keeping public lands open and to educate the community on behalf of changing laws, weather, and trail conditions.
To ensure you are kept up to date about our club and it’s continuing effort, please download the latest copy of our monthly newsletter found on our site under the “Newsletter” tab.
Nearly all members of the Rogue Snowmobilers are also members of a state organization, Oregon State Snowmobile Association (OSSA) and their job is to distribute grooming funds and grooming equipment to snowmobile clubs across the state of Oregon. They also join us in our never-ending fight against people that want to shut our sport down. They are our main line of defense for keeping snowmobile trails open and prevent public land from being taken away from us.
Ready to take the next step?
You don’t need to attend club functions in order to join our club. Even for those of you that don’t care much about group rides/functions, your membership is the main line of defense of keeping your riding area open and accessible. Our club officers and board members work tirelessly to protect your riding areas. In some cases, we are able to restore riding rights in closed areas for your enjoyment. Without your membership, we can’t do it. Join our team to get involved today!
Recent Events
Come meet us at one of our many events throughout the season!
