Late Winter 2026 | 17
BENNINGTON 
COUNTY
Woodford SnoBusters
We first want to say thank you to 
our gracious landowners. We would 
also like to take this time to thank 
our many volunteers that help make 
Drift Dusters Snowmobile Club
Green Mountain Sno-Dogs 
As we wind down our third season as 
a club, we want to take a moment to 
say thank you to all of our members 
and landowners who have supported 
our journey this far. We have been very 
busy this season grooming over 800 
miles and purchased a new grooming 
unit with the fundraiser we held this 
past Fall.
The snow Gods blessed us with a very 
good year of snow that has allowed us 
to have our trails open on December 16 
and straight on through until the thaw 
that came in the middle of March. Our 
offseason improvements to the East 
Dorset trail 7F2 and Deadhorse Hill 
section of 7A were a major success 
with culverts added and the removal 
of some big rocks that were left by 
loggers in years past.
We have a couple projects already in 
mind for the offseason, and keep up to 
date by following us on Facebook for 
any work days if you are able to lend 
a hand.
Lucas Lecuyer
Gmsnodogs.org
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this club what it is. We had a great 
Special People Ride giving those with 
disabilities a day of adventure. We 
hosted a Charity Hot Dog Roast where 
we served approximately 200 meals. 
The Fiori Scholarship Run made us 
one of their stops on their annual 
poker run. Thank you Volunteers and 
attendees for making these two events 
successful.
Our club relies on Groomers that 
volunteer their time to maintain 
the trail systems. Here at Woodford 
SnoBusters we maintain 117 miles of 
Class I (PistenBully) and 31 miles for 
our Class IV (groomer sled) trails. The 
PistenBully and groomer sleds are all 
run by dedicated volunteers that take 
Green Mountain Sno-Dogs’ informational 
board on Rootville Rd. 
Another Special People Ride is in the books 
for the Woodford SnoBusters. 

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