Fort Kent SnoRiders Steak Supper - Ribeye Steak
$
18.00
Fort Kent SnoRider Adult Steak supper ticket. Delicious boneless ribeye steak cooked to your liking, mashed potatoes, brown gravy, sweet corn, fresh coleslaw with warm rolls and dessert. A must have meal at a great price for a great cause.
Fort Kent SnoRiders Steak Supper - Chicken
$
15.00
Fort Kent SnoRider Adult Steak supper ticket. Delicious boneless ribeye steak cooked to your liking, mashed potatoes, brown gravy, sweet corn, fresh coleslaw with warm rolls and dessert. A must have meal at a great price for a great cause.
Fort Kent SnoRiders Steak Supper - Child Meal
$
10.00
Fort Kent SnoRider Adult Steak supper ticket. Delicious boneless ribeye steak cooked to your liking, mashed potatoes, brown gravy, sweet corn, fresh coleslaw with warm rolls and dessert. A must have meal at a great price for a great cause.
01/05/2015 -Trail Report: We have SNOW! The past weekend brought another 6+ inches of snow to the Valley. Snow began light however warming temperatures and a little bit of freezing rain it will be packed down nicely to our existing base. Trails were a little messy Sunday however grooming will begin again later today into tonight. COLD temperatures are on the way so dress up out there.
01/03/2015 - Trail Report: Temperatures are lower than expected. Early morning averaged -16 degrees around the valley. Trails are in great condition and all trails are groomed. Cold temperatures have frozen up all remaining wet areas however lakes, streams and ponds are still questionable in areas. Riders please caution these areas and are advised to stay on groomed trails. Snow is expected to begin late today. Temperatures are expected to increase to the low 30's by tomorrow. WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 7 PM THIS EVENING TO NOON EST SUNDAY. For the rest of us that means BOOTS ON AND RIDE! Be safe out there and enjoy the best riding in Maine right here in the valley. Check out our new website at www.fortkentsnoriders.com
12/21/2014 - Trail Report: Lots of activity over the past weekend. Trails are in good condition with grooming on all ITS and club trails continuing. Ungroomed areas are still light on snow and some areas still showing signs of unfrozen ground. Riders are advised to stay on groomed trails and please respect landowners. Warming conditions are predicted later this coming week however trail base is in good condition and should be fine. We welcome everyone to the Valley for some early riding.
01/03/2015 - Trail Report: Temperatures are lower than expected. Early morning averaged -16 degrees around the valley. Trails are in great condition and all trails are groomed. Cold temperatures have frozen up all remaining wet areas however lakes, streams and ponds are still questionable in areas. Riders please caution these areas and are advised to stay on groomed trails. Snow is expected to begin late today. Temperatures are expected to increase to the low 30's by tomorrow. WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 7 PM THIS EVENING TO NOON EST SUNDAY. For the rest of us that means BOOTS ON AND RIDE! Be safe out there and enjoy the best riding in Maine right here in the valley. Check out our new website at www.fortkentsnoriders.com
12/21/2014 - Trail Report: Lots of activity over the past weekend. Trails are in good condition with grooming on all ITS and club trails continuing. Ungroomed areas are still light on snow and some areas still showing signs of unfrozen ground. Riders are advised to stay on groomed trails and please respect landowners. Warming conditions are predicted later this coming week however trail base is in good condition and should be fine. We welcome everyone to the Valley for some early riding.
Welcome!
We are the club that maintains trails in the greater Fort Kent area, and parts of Wallagrass (west side RT#11) as well as parts of St. John Plantation and approximately 1 mile in New Canada. Our volunteers drive our groomer at all hours of day and night , cut brush on trails, erect traffic signs, and handle grant funding without being compensated. Our efforts save the taxpayers money if you would compare the costs of what it would cost the town to directly compensate employees to do what we do for fun. We hope you find our website informative and entertaining, and invite you to enjoy our trails.
Don't forget to register your Sled!
2014-2015 Rates:
Resident Season: $41.00
Non-resident Season: $89.00
Non-resident 3-Day Registration: $44.00
(2014-2015 Registration stickers are orange this year)
You can register your sled either online at https://www10.informe.org/ifw/atv-snow/ or at a Maine Town Office. If you are traveling to Fort Kent, you may register at the Fort Kent Police Department (207-834-5678) 24 hours a day.
2014-2015 Rates:
Resident Season: $41.00
Non-resident Season: $89.00
Non-resident 3-Day Registration: $44.00
(2014-2015 Registration stickers are orange this year)
You can register your sled either online at https://www10.informe.org/ifw/atv-snow/ or at a Maine Town Office. If you are traveling to Fort Kent, you may register at the Fort Kent Police Department (207-834-5678) 24 hours a day.
Please stay on marked trails. You need permission from landowner(s) to pass on land that is not an official trail. If you are caught trespassing, you may be subject to fines and restitution of property damage such as trees, bushes, vegetation, or groundwork.
Fort Kent SnoRiders donate for public safety on trails
Jim Rioux, Left, President of Fort Kent SnoRiders, presenting $500 donation check to Ed Endee, Chief of Fort Kent Fire and Rescue towards the purchase of a $6,500 rescue Snowbulance. The "snowbulance" is an enclosed rescue pod with heater that can accommodate one patient and 2 EMTs, and can be towed behind a snowmobile or ATV with a wheel kit conversion. Fort Kent Fire and Rescue can retrieve patients on trails or remote areas of Fort Kent, New Canada, Wallagrass, St. John, and areas west to Allagash.
Jim Rioux, Left, President of Fort Kent SnoRiders, presenting $500 donation check to Ed Endee, Chief of Fort Kent Fire and Rescue towards the purchase of a $6,500 rescue Snowbulance. The "snowbulance" is an enclosed rescue pod with heater that can accommodate one patient and 2 EMTs, and can be towed behind a snowmobile or ATV with a wheel kit conversion. Fort Kent Fire and Rescue can retrieve patients on trails or remote areas of Fort Kent, New Canada, Wallagrass, St. John, and areas west to Allagash.
All meetings are the 1st Monday of the month, 6:30 PM at the Groomer Garage on Village Road, Fort Kent Maine. (First left after snowmobile trail)
Community Activities -
Steak Feed!
January 31st 2015
Senior Citizens Center
4:00-8:00 PM
Pat's Ride for All!
2015 Ride
Thursday February 19th and Thursday March 14th
10th Mountain Outdoor Club
"Pat's Ride For All" in memory of Patrick Marquis, and sponsored by the Marquis Family. Our fellow citizens will be given rides at the 10 Mt. Lodge (Biathlon) in specially designed tow-behind sleds that can accomodate wheelchairs. Trail will be marked to Lodge, public welcome to attend, volunteers with 2-up seat sleds appreciated to help out.
2nd Annual USCC Race, Saturday February 21st 2015!
Daigle Farm, Frenchville Road, Fort Kent
For more info, contact Dana Thibeault: 207-834-6266
Can Am Sled Dog Races- www.can-am.sjv.net
Contact Us
fortkentsnoriders@yahoo.com All photos are property of their respective owners
