mmrosshere

Psycho check out this link for Vt. trails
www.vtvast.org

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84 srv 540 starting to mod
98 indy classic xlt 600
LET ME OUT OF THE HOUSE

badbrad

foot of snow and still it comes! were not so barren anymore!

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Whatever is written above is just my $.02

My family puts the "fun" back in dysFUNctional.

whoever said nothing is impossible, never tried slamming a revolving door

Kemo

I've been right so far!

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1980 Skidoo Citation SS (good ole 368)

Old sleds are more fun than new ones.

Dream sled - 1983 Blizzard 9700

IcePrincess

Sorry it took so long to get back to you...your response didn't come to me over email...!

For a Vermont Trail Map go to VAST_Map

1. How much is a TMA?

A Vermont Resident TMA costs $65 per sled for Vermont
Residents or Vermont Property Owners, as long as your
machine is registered in VT.

A Non-Resident TMA costs $95 per sled.

Also assessed along with the cost of each TMA are County
dues of $3.00 per sled and our Local Club (Cabot Skylighters)
dues of $7.00 per sled.

2. How many miles of trails?

Vermont has over 5,000 miles of contected trails across the State.

3. Best place to ride?

The North East Kingdom of Vermont; Island Pond, Derby, Eden the upper Nort East corner of the State. BUT...with all this new snow anywhere in Vermont is a great place to ride

4. Where did you learn to write so eloquently.

Thank you...comes natural i guess...

Welcome to the Cabot Skylighters Homepage

snowguy

I haven't been to Vermont yet.
Another good page is Grand County, Colorado's Tourism Board's snowmobiling page outlines like 300 miles of trails around Winter Park and Grand Lake. Hope it helps someone out.