Updated 04/9/2026
A ton of money has been put into our trails and grooming in the last few years to make your riding experience better and keep you riding longer. Flatter trail surfaces, removing rocks, multiple bridge reconstructions, and opening new trails to new places. All of this takes money and volunteers so we would greatly appreciate you choosing us for your TMA and having you come and ride with us this winter. Please also feel free to join us at a monthly meeting, annual event, or trail work day. We hope to see you soon!
Thank you for an amazing 2025/2026 season and we are looking forward to 2026/2027! We had a great year overall with amazing snow, higher ridership, and great events and fundraisers. We had at least some areas of riding open from December 15th through late March to give you as many options as possible for Central Vermont riding.
In the past offseason we completed some much needed construction projects including one full bridge redecking and multiple locations of erosion control and trail resurfacing. These upgrades should make for a much better trail surface to groom and ride in the winter.
We also purchased a used Pisten Bully groomer and Mogul Master drag to better tend to our trails! We are very excited for this addition and this bully alongside our Chevy Tracker on tracks will be able to give our trails an awesome one-two punch on grooming and keeping them flat. Check our Facebook page for the most up to date information and photos!
The Green Mountain Roamers snowmobile club is based out of Waterbury, Vermont and are stewards of 56 plus miles of trail with almost everything a rider could ask for! Much of the trail system lies in the high elevation Little River State Park and Mount Mansfield State Forest. This provides at least limited opportunities for much of the winter season, including for those shakedown runs in December and to get the fuel stabilizer mixed up in late March. When we have good snow coverage and all trails are open, we have access to two restaurants, 24-hour gas, and a ski resort Base Lodge! Additionally, we have three parking areas, one on Little River Road in Waterbury, one near the Bolton Valley Resort Timberline Base Lodge and one at the Cottonbrook parking area in Moscow (Stowe). If you are looking for a bit of an odd destination, check out remnants of the states largest landslide from a few years ago!
We are always trying to improve and expand upon our trails to new destinations and new connections. If you have ideas or a vision for a future trail project please feel free to let us know! See the meetings tab for more information.
Not only does the club provide activities for snowmobilers in the area but it also services multi-use trails, completes necessary trail construction improvements, provides ongoing grooming and maintenance, supports local safety programs, and puts on an annual Calcutta Dinner fundraiser, rider appreciation day and more.
REMINDER: Snowmobile trails on State land are considered public and open for other non-motorized uses. Snowmobile trails on private land are open to snowmobiles only unless you have landowner permission. Please respect the landowners that graciously open their land to snowmobilers.
Thank you to our Volunteers and Landowners!
