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Forks trail Maine

Forks trail Maine

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MT "K" Maine

MT "K" Maine

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ITs 85/86 mill Maine

ITs 85/86 mill Maine

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Pittston Farm 2

Pittston Farm 2

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Pittston Farm( Maine)

Pittston Farm( Maine)

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Work performed in the fall keeps trails safe through the year. This massive tree was hanging over the trail for months until we removed it before the start of the snowmobile season.

Work performed in the fall keeps trails safe through the year. This massive tree was hanging over the trail for months until we removed it before the start of the snowmobile season.

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Some times it takes many hands to make work light. We do big jobs on weekends when we can double the available hands.

Some times it takes many hands to make work light. We do big jobs on weekends when we can double the available hands.

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Each fall club members get together to ride/walk our trails to insure they are marked as required by the DNR. Once the effort is complete to our satisfaction the DNR drives the trails with one of our team leaders to evaluate their readiness.

Each fall club members get together to ride/walk our trails to insure they are marked as required by the DNR. Once the effort is complete to our satisfaction the DNR drives the trails with one of our team leaders to evaluate their readiness.

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This tractor is paid for by The Jordan Valley Trail Council, labor provided by members of the Antrim County Snowmobile Club.

This tractor is paid for by The Jordan Valley Trail Council, labor provided by members of the Antrim County Snowmobile Club.

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A club member prepping the tractor to move stumps and heavier trunk sections.

A club member prepping the tractor to move stumps and heavier trunk sections.

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Two members of the Antrim County Snowmobile Club cutting trees and clearing brush from a new trail, access donated by local business owners to eliminate issues with a local homeowner.

Two members of the Antrim County Snowmobile Club cutting trees and clearing brush from a new trail, access donated by local business owners to eliminate issues with a local homeowner.

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2014 Vipers with my brother Vince and I heading out on our last ride of the season!

2014 Vipers with my brother Vince and I heading out on our last ride of the season!

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Antrim County Snowmobile Club guiding 15 German and Mexican Visitors on their first Snomobile ride, what a blast, most of the Mexicans never saw snow prior to their visit but were riding with abandon 3-4 hours into the ride! The team's corporate leader from Germany wanted to go 100 MPH on a sled. We told him his rental would top out at about 65 MPH. We asked them back next year and told him we would try and find something to ride that would get him to 100 MPH. We're stopped on the side of the Jordan Valley Trail looking up to Dead Mans Hill that we visited earlier in the ride. Club members are Mike Null, President of the Antrim County Snowmobile Club with Jeanne and Chris Kortier who also groom three days a week for the Jordan Valley Trail Council.

Antrim County Snowmobile Club guiding 15 German and Mexican Visitors on their first Snomobile ride, what a blast, most of the Mexicans never saw snow prior to their visit but were riding with abandon 3-4 hours into the ride! The team's corporate leader from Germany wanted to go 100 MPH on a sled. We told him his rental would top out at about 65 MPH. We asked them back next year and told him we would try and find something to ride that would get him to 100 MPH. We're stopped on the side of the Jordan Valley Trail looking up to Dead Mans Hill that we visited earlier in the ride. Club members are Mike Null, President of the Antrim County Snowmobile Club with Jeanne and Chris Kortier who also groom three days a week for the Jordan Valley Trail Council.

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2014 Viper LTX Wrapped, with wife aboard. She loves her LTX. Her first ride she thought it had power steering. My brother loves the instant throttle response and the ski lift up to 40 MPH! Sitting at Larry's on 131 & M 32 along trail 76.

2014 Viper LTX Wrapped, with wife aboard. She loves her LTX. Her first ride she thought it had power steering. My brother loves the instant throttle response and the ski lift up to 40 MPH! Sitting at Larry's on 131 & M 32 along trail 76.

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2014 Viper LTX SE with HYGEAR Axis Pro front shocks with Reservoirs, Dual Springs, with Compression and rebound dampening. Rears coming.

2014 Viper LTX SE with HYGEAR Axis Pro front shocks with Reservoirs, Dual Springs, with Compression and rebound dampening. Rears coming.

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The Log Slide in Kingston Plains

The Log Slide in Kingston Plains

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