All trails in Topsham are officially closed for mud season effective March 8th.
Operating an ATV in wetlands, marshes, rivers, and streams is illegal in Maine.
We kindly ask that you stay off the trails during and just after heavy rains. This will cut down on the damage that could our club a lot of time and money to keep the land owners happy. Enjoy the ride this summer and always respect the land to which you ride on and the landowners which allow us to ride.
All trails in Topsham are officially closed for mud season effective March 8th.
We are excited to share that we have received permission for a new access trail that will allow us to reopen the route from the Park & Ride on the west side of our trail system. This is a great step forward for our club, and we appreciate everyone who helped make it possible. Please note, however, that all trails are currently closed for mud season.
Although we cannot begin work just yet, several work parties have already been scheduled. We encourage members to visit the Events page on our website and check back as the dates get closer to see where help is needed and what tasks will be underway. Your participation is essential—without the support of our volunteers, we will not be able to complete the reroute and reopen the west side.
If you have not looked at the trail map you need to so that you ride on the correct trails this season. We have many water crossings and we try to keep an eye on them for your safety. If you see a sign that says thin ice, or trail closed, please stay off. If you see something that you think is not safe please let our trail master team know.
All riders are required to stay 25 feet away from all power poles and guide wires.
Snowmobiles are not allowed on Trail #1B as this is an ATV only trail.
The athletic fields, parking lots, and school grounds of Mt. Ararat High School are off limits to snowmobiles.
The tower area and the tower road are also off limits to snowmobiles.
All riders are required to stay 25 feet away from all power poles and guide wires.
The tower area and the tower road are also off limits to snowmobiles.
Respect Landowners - Stay on marked trails and obey all posted signs. Use is a privilege, not a right. Rid at your own risk.
The only authorized parking lot use on the east side is across from the bus garage for loading and unloading. Without property owners consent there would be no trails for people to ride. Take the extra time now to look over your sleds and make sure they are ready for some fun in the snow without the headache of being stuck out in the winter wonderland walking when you should be riding.
All ice/water crossings are ride at your own risk.
All snowmobile trails are operated on privately owned land. Land owners have the right to stipulate what can and cannot be operated on the trails that use their property. If these stipulations are not followed the snowmobile club will lose the use of that land owner's property. Individuals damaging or abusing their property will result in the loss of all snowmobile trails for everyone.
Please stay on established trails, if not we could lose the use of the trails all together. Please use marked bridges to cross WET, STREAM or Marsh areas on the trails. Failure to do so will result in sections of the trail being CLOSED permanently by landowners.
Access between east and west side of town is not possible anymore due to the trail being closed by the landowner several years ago.
Access to and from Lisbon Falls on trail #1C is not possible anymore due to a closed gate on the Ward Rd.
While riding please wear proper protective equipment and keep speeds at a safe level. Ride Smart, Ride Safe, Ride Sober.
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