Windham Drifters Snowmobile Club is made up of families and businesses that enjoy the sport of snowmobiling. The club provides a safe trail system for people to enjoy and provides public awareness of many positive aspects of snowmobiling. We truly enjoy the fellowship of others who share our enthusiasm for the sport of snowmobiling.
Of trails, signed, groomed and maintained
Held at Windham Town Hall on the 2nd and 4th Monday in September and October at 7PM. Monthly during November to May at 7 PM.
Can be purchased at the town office, Richardson's Boat Yard, Mr. Mikes market or by mailing the club a donation and self addressed envelope. (Address at the bottom of the page)
Contact the Chamber of Commerce at (207) 892-8265
Our trails are OPEN
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Trails open as of 2/13/19
Last nights 8 inches brought much needed snow to the trail system. All trails are open including the NEW spur to Bingas. Be sure to stop by and enjoy all they have to offer. Use caution on the trails as they are covered in snow but rocks, stumps and other obstacles may be protruding from Read more about Trails open as of 2/13/19[…]
Trails are currently closed!
Just 3 days after opening the trails for the season we will unfortunately have to close them today. Due to the rain we are receiving the trails are very soft and riding on them would just ruin any base we currently have. Hopefully the rain will not wipe away everything and we can reopen the Read more about Trails are currently closed![…]
Trails open as of 1/21/19
We received 6-8 inches of snow yesterday. This was enough to open out trail system. Please be aware that we only received 6-8 inches and there will still be area of the system that have exposed rocks or stumps. Please use caution. We will not be able to groom the trails until we receive more Read more about Trails open as of 1/21/19[…]
Trails are still closed
Unfortunately this winter has not brought enough snow yet for us to open the trail system locally. The good news is that there is plenty of snow else where in the state and some good snowmobiling with in 1-1 1/2 hours drive. If you need ideas of where you can go snowmobiling in this state Read more about Trails are still closed[…]
Gearing up for another season!
As the days start to get shorter and the weather starts to get colder we are getting ready for another snowmobile season here in Windham Maine. As the season draws near we will need your help getting the 37 miles of trails in Windham ready. If you have not joined our club yet please do Read more about Gearing up for another season![…]
The Off Season is here
Hi Drifters, Well it’s official that the 2017-2018 season has ended. On Monday May 14th we had the last monthly meeting of the season which was also the election of next seasons officers. Check out the contacts page to see who they are. Some new folks have stepped up to act as directors with some Read more about The Off Season is here[…]
TRAILS ARE CLOSED
Due to poor conditions and a couple landowner complaints we are shutting the trail system down for most likely the season based on the future forecast.
With the big storm coming we can reopen the trails
Good Evening Drifters, With the current forecast of a large snowfall coming to town Wednesday night and Thursday we will be reopening the trails back up Thursday for as long as the snow keeps the ground covered. Today most of the gates were reopened and remaining gates will be done tomorrow before the storm. Please Read more about With the big storm coming we can reopen the trails[…]
Trails are closed for the rest of the season!!
Hi Drifters, Sadly no matter if we get more snow or not the trail system is closed for the season. Per request of several landowners we are closing all gates due to ATV’s on the snowmobile trail. For obvious reasons we just can not risk future trail closures due to the actions of some inconsiderate Read more about Trails are closed for the rest of the season!![…]
Trails are closed
We have closed the trails due to the extreme melting taking place and amount of bare spots on the trails. Please stay off them to preserve our landowners property.