Tri-Town Trailblazers

The Tri-Town Trailblazers provide a well-maintained trail system encompassing the State Corridor 5 and local trails servicing the Tri-Town areas of Alstead, Acworth, and Langdon, New Hampshire. We pride ourselves on maintaining good relationships with the landowners, who make it possible for our enjoyment. The Tri-Town Trailblazers' Club encourages safe conduct, proper riding, and appreciation of the land we use.

The Tri-Town Trailblazers Membership Year is from July 1st through June 30th. Meetings are held the 3rd Thursday of each month from September thru April at the Alstead Fire Station, Hill Rd, Alstead, NH at 7pm.
We send email reminders about regular meetings and special events. If you do not recieve email notices and would like to, please fill out the "contact us" form at the bottom of this page and include the email address where you would like to receive notices.

The Tri-Town Trailblazers wish to thank all the property owners for their generosity in the use of their land. Please respect the requests of the property owners so we can continue to use their land.

Club History

The Tri-Town Trailblazers snowmobile club was formed in 1971......

Some of the original founding members include:
Frank Dustin, Ralph and Georgiana Timpano, Bruce Bellows, Les and Sandy Green, Chauncy Rabtoy, Ray Monty and Davey Knight.

If you have additional historic information about the club that you would like to share here, please use the "Contact Us" form below to send the details. Please include contact information in case we have any questions.

NOTICE: Trails for the 23/24 Season are not Open yet!

Here is a link to an article published in the NHSA Snow Traveler magazine called "The day the snowmobiles stopped". This article describes what may become of many clubs in the area, including TTT, if more people don't get involved in our organization on a regular basis.
If you click on this link https://issuu.com/nhsa.com/docs/nhsa-250-st_2016_early_winter_sno-t​ and go to page 6-7 you should find the article. The article in NH Sno-Traveler Early Winter 2016 was a reprint of the original, found here:  https://www.sledmass.com/the-day-the-snowmobiles-stopped-randy-toth/

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• Notice Regarding NHSA Online Membership
  As you all may know when you join the snowmobile club, you get a discount on your NH sled registration. New rules this year require registration agents to put in the 13 digit membership number before you can get your discount. A lot of registration agents will not be able to go on-line and have you join the club at the time of registration. TTT staff are asking that you join early and support your local club by going online at the NHSA web site - www.nhsa.com
  You have the option of joining any, or as many clubs as you want to support.
  Please note that most OHRV registration stations do not accept credit cards as forms of payment to register your vehicle so plan on paying for the registration fees with cash or check.
  Please join early and beat the crowds!

• Trails are still closed as of 12/31/23!
  

  If people plan to ride when we do get a little snow, make sure you know it may be barely enough to cover rocks and other trail hazards. No grooming can be done until we receive enough snow. Also, wet areas and water holes may not be 100% frozen.

• Please patronize the So Acworth Community store (on rt. 5) as much as you can!!!!!!! We are having land owner issues in the area and a steady stream of sleds at the store would help our cause. The store is non-profit and community run.
• ATTENTION!!! We have permission from our land owners for a trail across their property, WE DO NOT have permission to ride wherever we want. Just because there is no "Stay in Trail" sign DOES NOT mean you can ride where you want!! STAY IN TRAIL OR STAY HOME!!

Below are links to other NH snowmobile clubs.

Club Officers