Join the GTD Snowmobile Club and take advantage of Wisconsin's 25,000 miles of snowmobile trails.

$12 OF YOUR MEMBERSHIP DUES GOES TO THE ASSOCIATION OF WISCONSIN SNOWMOBILE CLUBS (AWSC)

ONLY CURRENT AWSC MEMBERS CAN GET THE DISCOUNTED TRAIL PASS

 By joining in person at our October or November meeting a NEW member  will save $5.00 per membership.

Or you may continue to renew online using the "Buy Now" feature below.

         You can also join the          ol' fashion way by filling out our  membership form and         mailing your check.

MEMBERSHIP FORM 

 A membership is defined as a single person or a legally married couple including children under the age of 19.  Anyone meeting this definition with a sled registered in their name is eligible for the discounted trail pass. 

Snowmobiling in Wisconsin is wonderful!  We have the finest trail system in the country with over 25,000 miles of funded groomed trails.  These trails are made possible through the volunteer efforts of snowmobilers who have organized into clubs to establish and maintain portions of the Wisconsin Trail System.  It is the responsibility of the snowmobile clubs to provide for trail easements from land-owners, signing, brushing, grooming and other maintenance.  Without the clubs and the land-owners, there would be no trails.

If you snowmobile on any trail in Wisconsin, chances are that trail is made possible by the local snowmobile club.  The clubs provide these thails for public use through volunteer efforts of members.  The clubs can use help to provide good trails on which to ride. 

Do snowmobile clubs only work on snowmobile trails?  By no means!  They have fun.  They snowmobile, they socialize, they raise money for charities, they take trips, go camping, hold fundraisers and help with community projects.  A snowmobile club has something for everyone.

By belonging to a snowmobile club, you are helping to keep the sport as it is; by providing good trails, and you are having fun by being with people who enjoy and understand the fun and fellowship of snowmobiling.