Late Winter 2026 | 19
Club News
Lyndon Sno-Cruisers
Winter in the Northeast Kingdom 
started with many challenges, but 
Mother Nature eventually cooperated 
and helped us put together one of the 
best seasons we have had in years.
Under new leadership, the Sno-crusiers 
worked closely with our veteran club 
members and new members alike to 
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demoed a new drag and a brush cutter, 
and plans are underway to repair 
our current drag, which needs a tire 
replacement and some welding.
We’d also like to thank Top of the 
Mountain Vegetable Farm for selling 
our CPS apparel. Please be sure to stop 
in, pick up some great gear, enjoy their 
delicious goodies, and check out their 
Facebook page for hours of operation.
Please continue to watch our Facebook 
page for information about upcoming 
workdays for trail cleanup and 
maintenance. Our volunteers worked 
incredibly hard this winter.
Thank you all for making this such a 
successful season!
Carolyn Girardin, Director
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Danville S-Ski-Mos
Wow, what an incredible season we 
had! The snow was plentiful, the 
conditions were great, which allowed 
us to have one of the longest/best 
riding seasons we’ve had in the past 
few years. We also had a couple of 
great events to help raise money 
for our club. This included our very 
first trailer raffle in partnership with 
Kingdom Equipment & Trailers in 
Danville, where we raffled off a brand 
new 2026 High Country Crossover 
Hybrid trailer and a fantastic club 
Ride-In Day in partnership with Red 
Barn Brewing, which was a new trail 
destination for us this season. Thank 
you to all who participated in either 
or both events and for your continued 
support.
The season wouldn’t have been 
such a success if it weren’t for our 
volunteers dedicating their time to the 
countless hours of grooming and trail 
maintenance. Thank you for all that 
you do, and as always, thank you to all 
of our landowners for allowing us to 
maintain the trails on their property.
Erin Sposito, Secretary
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David Izzo and Justin Webster, Hardwick 
Sno-Flake Ridge Runners  volunteers, clear 
brush from the drag. 
Hardwick Sno-Flake 
Ridge Runners
Mother Nature has blessed us with 
some incredible snow conditions and 
we are hearing great reports from 
riders. Our groomer operators have 
been out working hard and we hope 
you have been able to get out and ride. 
The long-term forecast does not look 
great, but hopefully March will bless 
us with one or two more big storms 
for a couple more weekends of great 
riding. We are always looking for 
spring volunteers to help with sign 
pick up. Please contact us if you can 
help. As always, ride right, ride safe, 
and thank a landowner.
Sue Rivard
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