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WE RIDE AND MAINTAIN THE STEMILT/COLOCKUM TRAIL SYSTEM NEAR WENATCHEE, WASHINGTON

Apple Country Snowmobile Club is committed to keeping our trails safely groomed and open for all snowmobilers to enjoy. We also love to get together to ride our sleds, and advocate for continued snowmobile access in our area.

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CARING FOR OUR TRAILS

Snowstorms throughout the season make our trails unridable without the continuous help of our snow cat trail groomers and their crew. We make trails safe and smooth to ride so everyone can enjoy their time in the snow.

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GATHERINGS & EVENTS

Join us for our next meeting on March 14th, 7pm, at Awaken Church 2 E Fifth ST in Wenatchee. What a great way to celebrate valentines day!

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WE HAVE NEW SNOW!

The big cat was out today and ran the Grand Loop, Schaeller, Elk Trail/Pole Flats. Then punched out Naneum West to the Microwave Station and....for good measure, cleaned up Jump Off Ridge. As I write this the cat and a weary operator are still on the mountain.  Be sure to thank the groomer team. They are working hard to make your riding experience the best it can be. 

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Riding & maintaining the Stemilt/Colockum Snowmobile Trail System

Club meetings on the 2nd Tuesday of the month, October-March, 7pm in the Awaken Church building. 2 Fifth Street, Wenatchee.

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OUR STORY

Apple Country Snowmobile Club was founded in 1973 by a group of snowmobile enthusiasts and friends in Wenatchee, Washington. This group of people saw an opportunity to make friends as they enjoyed their favorite wintertime activity. They also saw it was important for the people who use the trails to help in taking care of and advocating for them. And so the club was born! And has been running continuously ever since. Annual parties (with a time out for covid) up at the Microwave Station at the top of Mission Ridge get everyone out together for riding, activities and hot dogs. Regular Tuesday meetings during the winter months encourage friendships and riding buddies, as well as take care of club business. Historically, a summertime gathering of the club took place to celebrate and share stories.

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