P.O. Box 1035
Carbondale, CO 81623
Please join through the CSA web site here.
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Membership Benefits
*Colorado Snowmobile
Association (CSA)
Representation
*Limited Insurance Coverage
*Safety Guidelines
*Colorado SNOW SCOOP
Magazine Subscription
*Negotiations for Continued
Snowmobiling on Public &
Private Lands
*Parking Facilities
*Restroom Facilities
*Groomed Trails
*Sunlight to Powderhorn
(S-P) Trail Maps
*Riding Companions
*Shared Trail Knowledge
*Family Memories
*Life-Long Friendships
Club Responsibilities
Do you know that Mt. Sopris Rec. Riders negotiate the parking and access trailheads at both Marion and Sunlight with private landowners and pay a yearly lease fee at one area?
Do you know that Mt. Sopris Rec. Riders sends out a groomer several days a week to keep the S-P Trail System open?
Do you know that Mt. Sopris Rec. Riders is responsible for setting out, cleaning, supplying, and taking in for storage bathroom facilities (even though the bathrooms read ‘National Forest Property’)?
Do you know that Map Sponsors make the printing of the S-P Trail System map possible and club members coordinate and cooperate with two other clubs and three National Forests before these maps are printed each year?
Do you know that through the Colorado Snowmobile Association and a local group, the White River Forest Alliance, members lobby the National Forest to keep trails open?
Do you know that volunteers mark snowmobile trails with marking poles and diamonds in trees, maintain trails by cutting out trees, and mark hazards-from Marion, Sunlight to Electric Mountain Lodge?
Do you know the Club plans a Safari Calendar with events including a ride schedule, social activities, and club meeting dates?