By Stephen King Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house, Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. Translated: It […]
’Twas the Snowmobiler’s Night Before Christmas: A New Translation of an Old Poem Read More »
By Jim Duke The early snows that fell in late October got many snowmobiler’s thumbs twitching. Visions of adventures over snow-covered landscapes came just a
And So It Begins, But What About the Cost? Read More »
By Stephen King This month, in our continuing effort to keep the snowmobiling public updated on what is happening in the snowmobile world, we are
Legislative Update with Sen. Ed McBroom Read More »
By Jim Duke On Oct. 15, the Snowmobile Advisory Workgroup (SAW) finally achieved a long-fought solution to provide a grant sponsor closure on an issue
Challenges, Solutions and Accomplishments Read More »
By Jim Duke Most volunteers spend countless hours in a snow grooming tractor, usually alone and most likely in the middle of the night —
A Day in the Life of a Snow Groomer Driver Read More »
By Stephen King With the coming of fall, most sledders know that winter is just around the corner and their thoughts turn to riding. They
Chippewa Snow Chasers Getting Trails In Shape For Winter Read More »
By Stephen King On the last Saturday in August, I made the short trip over to Seney to partake in the annual Lumberjack Festival. Now, why
Seney Snowmobile Association Helps Sponsor Lumberjack Festival Read More »
By Jim Duke Throughout the past 60-plus years, there have been a number of visionaries, volunteers, industry giants and those destined to write about any
ISHOF – Honoring Snowmobiling Heroes! Read More »
By Stephen King I write and rewrite this story every couple of years because riding the ice is one of my favorite types of snowmobile
Ice Riding: The Good, the Bad and the Wet Read More »
By Jim Duke A common term used quite often when describing the happenings in and around the Capitol complex in Washington, D.C. is “Inside the
Inside The Beltway Read More »
As most of our readers know by now, over the summer the magazine was sold. I wanted to give a little insite on the beginning
How the Magazine Got Started Read More »
By Jim Duke It’s been said by several different orators “the more things change the more they remain the same” and so it seems it
Same Workgroup… New Members Read More »
Copper Harbor is part of the largest trail system in Michigan, comprised of 250 miles of groomed trails. Trails open Dec. 1 and close April
Yes, It Is Only September, But? Read More »
By Jim Duke Since the restructuring of the Michigan Snowmobile Association (MSA) to include some categories of off-road vehicles and name change to the Michigan
Fun Activities in MISORVA Read More »
By Jim Duke What does a snowmobiler do when there is not enough snow to safely and legally operate his snowmobile? This question has been
Resolutions…Conflicts And Compromises! Read More »
This is more reminiscing than an actual chronological account of man’s efforts to generate an appreciation for some sort of organized snowmobiling, but it is
When Man Becomes a Legend Read More »
With heavy hearts we had to say goodby to a long time writer, friend and avid snowmobiler. Andy Twork, passed away on April 21, 2020
The Passing of One of Our Writers – Andy Twork Read More »
This is a story I do just about every year. The reason is that it is always a good story. You see, every year, the
Cedarville Club Adds 18 More Snowmobilers To Our World Read More »
Hey guys, I’ve had a theme going the last couple of months. That is, I just passed a personal milestone. It’s been 25 years now
Vintage Sled of the Month: 1966 Sno Jet Read More »
Every month for the past 22 years we have put together a story about the corresponding issues of 30 years ago. Sorry to say but
Remember When: February 1990 Read More »
