Wired for the Wild
Eric Christensen and Alex Hetteen Tackle the Iron Dog By Kim Kisner, Contributing Writer The Iron Dog is not a race for the faint of
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Eric Christensen and Alex Hetteen Tackle the Iron Dog By Kim Kisner, Contributing Writer The Iron Dog is not a race for the faint of
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Mancelona, Michigan By Dominic Santina Contributing Writer Photos are Courtesy of Northern Power Race Park As winter approaches, Northern Power Race Park is turning their
Northern Power Race Park Gears Up For Busy Winter Season Read More »
In recent articles I’ve written about volunteerism and various people who are involved with some form of volunteer participation helping to make the I-500 possible
Volunteers are the Back Bone of the I-500 Read More »
Chad Siler, Owner Who got me into snowmobiles? My Dad, Patrick Siler. We never raced snowmobiles but he bought a 1978 TX 340 identical to
Under the Helmet: Siler Racing Read More »
Grand Rapids, Michigan The Michigan Snowmobile and ORV Association (MISORVA) has formally adopted a new set of bylaws aimed at streamlining governance, improving communication, and
MISORVA Adopts Updated Bylaws to Strengthen Leadership and Communication Read More »
Volunteers are the backbone of the snowmobile and ORV trail system. By Brad Beardsly, Region 3 District 8 Michigan’s snowmobile and ORV trail system exists
Recognizing the Heart of Michigan’s Trails Read More »
By Karen Middendorp, Executive Director, MISORVA This year, after the storm damage was accounted for, and the exhausted volunteers cleared away the downed trees, and
MISROVA: Groomer Equipment, Workshop, and Advocacy Update Read More »
Kim Bergeron on the Pull of the Iron Dog By Kim Kisner, Contributing Writer Kim Bergeron never set out to be the kind of man
The Iron Dog Challenge: It’s In Me Read More »
By Gaylord Tourism This past winter, Gaylord, Michigan earned its reputation as the Snowmobile Capital of the North in unforgettable fashion. The Alpine Village was
Where Record Snowfall Fuels a Snowmobiler’s Dream Read More »
Travel through Michigan’s last frontier before sled season The leaves are turning and the gales of November are rocking against Michigan’s Keweenaw Peninsula. It’s the
The northern part of our upper lower is still grappling with the aftermath of blocked trails. EMMET COUNTY, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) More than four months after
Northern Michigan Ice Storms Read More »
By Ric Federau, Contributing Writer As you read the title of this article title, you’re probably wondering “what does that mean?” Allow me to share
First I Did, Then I Did Read More »
A Season of Activity and Stewardship By Todd Maschke | President, MISORVA As autumn settles over Michigan, the landscape bursts into vibrant shades of gold,
Autumn in Michigan Read More »
Why Michigan’s Snowmobile & ORV Programs Need New Volunteers Now By Scott Matteson | Secretary, District 9 Michigan’s snowmobile and off-road vehicle (ORV) programs are
Fueling the Future Read More »
By Karen Middendorp | Executive Director, MISORVA While our budgets are being discussed and reviewed, and remain a bit behind, we need to understand how
MISORVA: Where Do Our ORV and Snowmobile Dollars Go? Read More »
Who got you into snowmobiling and when; and what was their influence on you with regard to the sport? My mom and dad got me into
Under the Helmet: Warchol Racing Read More »
By Kim Kisner, Contributing Writer For more than a decade, Dieter Strobel has been chasing something most people can’t imagine: 2,500 miles of snowmobile racing
Unfinished Business: Dieter Strobel’s Iron Dog Journey Read More »
The SOO I-500 is alive and strong because of our Canadian friends and neighbors. By Ric Federau, Contributing Writer Snowmobiling in general has become a
Keeping the International Flavor Read More »
What a season! From the first wrenched turned in the shop to the last checkered flag, the whole crew put in the hours and it
What a Year: HOOS Racing 2025 Read More »