The Janesville Snow Chiefs Snowmobile Club:
Is a club that believes in promoting the responsible enjoyment of the sport of snowmobiling. We are a
non-profit organization which was incorporated in 1975 with the goal of promoting safe and organized
snowmobiling in our area. The club is a member of the Association of Wisconsin Snowmobile Clubs (AWSC)
and the Rock Co. Alliance of Snowmobile Clubs. Through these memberships, we have access to a network of
groomed trails throughout Southern Wisconsin.
Is a club that believes in promoting the responsible enjoyment of the sport of snowmobiling. We are a
non-profit organization which was incorporated in 1975 with the goal of promoting safe and organized
snowmobiling in our area. The club is a member of the Association of Wisconsin Snowmobile Clubs (AWSC)
and the Rock Co. Alliance of Snowmobile Clubs. Through these memberships, we have access to a network of
groomed trails throughout Southern Wisconsin.
Trail Rules:
Most of the land in our area is privately owned, and some of these landowners have kindly allowed us to put
snowmobile trails across there property. This permission is for access to the marked trail only! Snowmobiling
anywhere else on their property is a violation of the law. You can be sue for trespassing and damages by the
property owner.
A great deal of work has been put into building and maintaining snowmobile trails. Road crossings, danger
areas, directions to towns and other destinations are marked for the convenience and safety of all
snowmobilers. These markings must remain intact to provide for the safety of the people using the trails.
Most of the land in our area is privately owned, and some of these landowners have kindly allowed us to put
snowmobile trails across there property. This permission is for access to the marked trail only! Snowmobiling
anywhere else on their property is a violation of the law. You can be sue for trespassing and damages by the
property owner.
A great deal of work has been put into building and maintaining snowmobile trails. Road crossings, danger
areas, directions to towns and other destinations are marked for the convenience and safety of all
snowmobilers. These markings must remain intact to provide for the safety of the people using the trails.
What does it take to become a Janesville Snow Chief?
Our club offers a family type membership which includes husband, wife and all children under the age of 18,
or those still in school, but you don't have to be married to join.
As a member, we expect that you show an interest in promoting snowmobiling in our area and the willingness
to help with fund raisers and trail details.
Our club offers a family type membership which includes husband, wife and all children under the age of 18,
or those still in school, but you don't have to be married to join.
As a member, we expect that you show an interest in promoting snowmobiling in our area and the willingness
to help with fund raisers and trail details.
Dues:
$25.00 per year. Membership season is October 1st through September the following year.
$25.00 per year. Membership season is October 1st through September the following year.
Meetings:
When: 2nd Thursday of each month Time: 7:30 board meetings and 8:00 regular meetings
Where: Shady Nook Tavern City 14 Janesville, WI
When: 2nd Thursday of each month Time: 7:30 board meetings and 8:00 regular meetings
Where: Shady Nook Tavern City 14 Janesville, WI
To Apply for Membership:
Fill in the membership information section and submit it at any meeting or print it out and mail it along with the
dues to: Janesville Snow Chiefs Snowmobile Club 1163 N. Parker Dr,
Janesville, WI 53545
Fill in the membership information section and submit it at any meeting or print it out and mail it along with the
dues to: Janesville Snow Chiefs Snowmobile Club 1163 N. Parker Dr,
Janesville, WI 53545
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