Club Christmas Party – Friday, December 4th
October 11, 2026

Century Elm Supper Club | 8300 County Road T, Larsen, WI 54947 | Cocktails @ 6 PM – Pizza to follow

51st Annual Trail Fund Calendar Raffle!
October 9, 2026

Our 2027 raffle tickets are now available. Pick up your tickets at any Club meeting or get them directly from a Drifters member. It’s a great way to support the club and take part in one of our biggest annual fundraisers.

Next Club Meeting November 12th
August 20, 2026

Join our next meeting on Thursday, November 12th at 7:30 PM at The Woodshed Bar and Grill.

Trail Map Map Sponsors Trail Report

Club TRAIL OPEN/CLOSE HOTLINE

Winnebago County Snowmobile trail opening and closing status during the winter months, please call

(920) 232-1960 and select option number four (4).

Club Meetings

The Drifters Snowmobile Club Meets monthly (September – April) on the second Thursday of the month at Woodshed Bar & Grill in Neenah, WI at 7:30PM in the basement meeting room.

Purpose Statement

The Drifters Snowmobile Club is organized exclusively for nonprofit purposes, dedicated to building a strong, engaged snowmobiling community through volunteer-driven stewardship and local collaboration. We promote safe and responsible riding, support and maintenance of our trail system through active volunteer participation, and partner with local organizations, landowners, and businesses to strengthen our shared outdoor spaces. We further encourage youth involvement by providing opportunities for education, mentorship, and community service, ensuring that future generations develop a lasting respect for snowmobiling, trail care, and community connection.

Snowmobile Safety Class 2026

The Drifters Snowmobile Club will have our yearly Snowmobile Safety course. 

COURSE INFO:

Winchester Town Hall | 8522 Park Way | Winchester, WI 54947

*Must attend both dates*

Wednesday, December 2nd, 6:00 – 8:00 PM | Saturday, December 5th, 8:30 AM – 3:00 PM

COST: $10.00 a person 

WHO: Snowmobile Age Requirements Who may operate a snowmobile? — Any person who is born on or after January 1, 1985 and who has reached the age of 12, must have completed and received a snowmobile safety certificate in order to operate a snowmobile in Wisconsin. The certificate must be carried while operating the snowmobile, and displayed to a law enforcement officer upon demand.

A total of 30 will be allowed in this course.

Sign up on the DNR site.

More information courtesy of WDNR – Click Here

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Winnebago County Snowmobile Alliance

The Winnebago County Snowmobile Alliance has created a website that every member of our clubs can participate in. This is a social networking website and membership in the Drifters Snowmobile Club gives you membership. You are invited to join and share your stories, ideas, knowledge, and pictures with other club members.

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AWSC Wisconsin

The AWSC is dedicated to the preservation of snowmobiling in Wisconsin and is continually advocating for new trails as well as maintaining and enhancing existing trails.  In addition, the AWSC monitors regulations and proposed legislation that could affect snowmobiling.  Without the watchful eye of the AWSC, Wisconsin would not have a network of 25,000 miles of snowmobile trail which is ranked in the top three trail systems in the nation.

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Travel Wisconsin

The Travel Wisconsin Snow Report provides real‑time updates on trail openings, closures, grooming activity, and conditions across the state. It pulls reports from local clubs and counties so riders can quickly see where snowmobiling is currently safe and available. It’s a simple, statewide snapshot that helps plan trips with accurate, up‑to‑date information.

 

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🚨 Snowmobile Safety Class Enrollment is Open! If you’re planning to ride this season, now’s the time to get certified.In Wisconsin, anyone born on or after January 1, 1985 who is at least 12 years old must complete a snowmobile safety course to legally operate a snowmobile. Riders must carry their safety certificate while riding and show it to law enforcement upon request.Our class is the perfect way to learn the rules, stay safe on the trails, and meet fellow riders. Whether you’re new to snowmobiling or brushing up on the essentials, we’ve got you covered.❄️ Sign up and ride with confidence this winter. Let’s keep our trails safe, smart, and fun for everyone.📅 Link to enroll in comments#SnowmobileSafety #RideSmartWI #DriftersSnowmobileClub #TrailSafety #WisconsinRiders #SnowmobileTraining #SafeRidingStartsHere ... See MoreSee Less

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🎟️ Drifters Snowmobile Club – 51st Annual Trail Fund Calendar Raffle!Our 2027 raffle tickets are now available, and the attached images highlight everything you need to know - 14 cash payouts totaling $2,075, with each winning ticket placed back into the drawing for more chances all month long.Every ticket supports trail grooming, helping us maintain safe, smooth, and reliable trails for the entire community.💰 $20 each or 3 for $40 📅 March 2027 payout calendar 📌 Only 600 tickets available 🌐 Winners posted on Facebook and our websiteYou can pick up your tickets at any Drifters meeting or get them directly from a Drifters member. It’s a great way to support the club and take part in one of our biggest annual fundraisers.#SnowmobilingWI #WisconsinTrails #RideWI #SnowmobileLife #KeepTrailsStrong ... See MoreSee Less

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