Club Updates and Announcements


Update 2/1/12: Trails Open with limited cover

posted Feb 1, 2012 11:48 AM by Gray SnoWolves

The Gray snowmobile trail system is open, however with limited cover due to the recent rains and warm spell.  If you go out, please tread lightly, stay on the marked trail, and respect landowners.  We are recommending that folks stay off the lakes due to the lack of cold we have had this winter with lots of freezing and thawing that has caused for minimal amounts of ice to form.  Hopefully we have a cold and snowy February in front of us! 

Trails Open as of 1/20/12

posted Jan 20, 2012 7:29 AM by Gray SnoWolves

Hi All - Our trails are officially open after this morning's snowfall.  We currently have anywhere from 8-10" of snowpack.  Please stay on marked trails, and respect landowners.  Depending how the conditions look this weekend, we will commence grooming operations.  Ride safe!

Next Club Meeting Tuesday February 7th

posted Jan 16, 2012 6:58 AM by Gray SnoWolves

Our next club meeting will be Tuesday February 7th at the State Police Barracks on Rt.26 at 7pm.  Hope to see you all there.

Next Club Meeting: Tuesday January 10th

posted Jan 3, 2012 5:35 AM by Gray SnoWolves

Our next club meeting is scheduled for Tuesday January 10th, 7pm at the State Police Barracks on Rt.26. 

Next Trail Work Party: Sunday 12/11/11 at 8:30am

posted Dec 8, 2011 11:41 AM by Gray SnoWolves   [ updated Dec 8, 2011 11:43 AM ]

Our next trail work party is Sunday December 11th.  We'll be meeting at Spring Meadows golf course at 8:30am.  We'll need all the help we can get to get the trail signed, poles in place, and rope put up.  If you can make it, please contact Brad at 428-3308.  See you then.

Next Club Meeting: Tuesday December 13th @ 7pm

posted Nov 14, 2011 12:46 PM by Gray SnoWolves

Our next club meeting is Tuesday December 13th, 7pm at the State Police Barracks on Rt.26 in Gray.  Lots of trail work still to do.  Please email or call Brad if you can help.  428-3308

Next Trail Work Party: Sunday 10/23/11 at 9am

posted Oct 19, 2011 7:36 AM by Gray SnoWolves

Next trail work party is this Sunday, 10/23 meeting at 9am at Cole Farms.  We'll be working on clearing and brushing the trail from Cole Farms to Sawyer's field, and also checking on the bridges between Mayall rd and Merrill Rd.  If we make good time on that section, we'll head to Merrill rd and continue brushing the trail up to the Pipeline where we meet New Gloucester's trail system.  Please call Brad if you can help, 428-3308. 

Next Club Meeting: November 8th

posted Oct 17, 2011 6:37 AM by Gray SnoWolves

The next club meeting is Tuesday November 8th at 7pm at the State Police Building on rte 26 in Gray.

Next Club Meeting Tuesday October 11th, 2011 @ 7pm

posted Sep 14, 2011 5:15 AM by Gray SnoWolves

 We had our first meeting of the 11-12 season last night with a great turnout and lots of good discussion on areas we need to dig into for the upcoming season.  Please let me know if you can help with any of the trail work, grooming projects, or fundraising activities this year.  It's time to renew memberships so please contact Kim Shelley at wshelley@maine.rr.com for renewal info, or come to the next meeting.  On a side note, we now only have 1 active member in South Gray, Jarod Castonguay, who has been a member and club officer for many years now, and cannot keep up on all the trail work on his own.  All other active members of our club live between Crystal lake, the High School and West Gray area of the trail system.  For any of you in South Gray that may be reading this, and use our trails, please consider becoming a member and helping us keep these trails open and in great shape for all to use! 
 
Our next club meeting will be Tuesday October 11th at 7pm at the State Police Barracks on Rt.26. 
 

Trails Closed to ALL traffic for Season as of 3-15-11!

posted Mar 15, 2011 9:59 AM by Gray SnoWolves

After one of the best snow years in recent memory here in Gray, the season has come to a close...Due to the onset of Spring and the recent rains, and with respect to our landowners, we are closing ALL trails in Gray to ALL traffic effective immediately.  Thanks to all the club members and hard working volunteers for keeping the 42 miles of trails in Gray, cleared, bridged, signed, groomed, and open for all to use again this season!!!  Most folks have no idea how much work it takes to keep this trail system in tact.  Every volunteer is very much appreciated no matter how little or large a contribution you are able to make during the course of the year, however there are a few that go above and beyond and without them, there would be no trail system available to enjoy here in Gray.  With that said, I would like to personally thank the following, for making my life that much easier!
 
Bronc Skilling - Spends countless hours in the fall helping us prepare the trails for the winter, making sure the grooming equipment is mechanically sound, and assisted with our largest project to date, the Bombi ram steer project, which Bronc has donated over a month's worth of labor and saved us hundreds of dollars on parts.  Bronc has been doing this for the club for over 15 years! 
 
Kim Shelley - Between serving as the club treasurer for the past 15 years, landowner relations, fundraising committe member, and Winterfest coordinator, as well as many hours spent on the trails in the fall and winter during club work parties, Kim has been an integral part of the club and carried the weight of 2 to 3 positions each year all on her own.  Most of this work is tedious, time consuming, and often goes unnoticed, however is very much appreciated by all of us!
 
Doug Falabella - New to the club a couple years ago, Doug has been an addition that any club president loves to see come aboard!  Right out of the gate Doug has been a huge help.  I reviewed the trail work party sheets from the fall and winter and cannot find one work party that he missed.  Keep in mind I schedule these for every Sunday from the end of August through Christmas!  Doug also brought a lot of grooming experience along with him from his old club, and has been a huge help to me in respect to grooming activities in West Gray.  Doug has also spent a lot of time working on the grooming equipment and donated the use of his tractor at times when we needed it.  Thanks Doug!
 
Clarke MacDonald - Thanks to Clarke, our club now has the ram steer floater Bombi project completed and operational!  This project included many different hands, however without Clarke's it would not be a reality, plain and simple.  His dedication to the project, and long nights working through different issues along the way are greatly appreciated.  Clarke has also been there every time I called on him for help, and also rarely missed any work party, fall or winter.  I'm glad he finally got to groom with the Bombi this year after all the hard work, and for any of you that had the oppurtunity to have first tracks after he went through with the Bombi, know what an addition this rig will be to our fleet of groomers.  Thanks Clarke! 
 

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