Bridge Work Fall of 2024 for the 2025 Season
October 12, 2024
Today
we re-decked a bridge that really needed it. We used recycled guard
rail for the deck, which has a life span of 75 years plus so it should
be around for a good long time. Thank you to our volunteers that
continuously make projects like these possible. Thank you Don Bennett,
Bill Holbrook, George St. Onge, Roger Guay, Dillon Chaffee, Doug Runne
& Steve Dalpe for a job Very Well Done! Thank you Dave Aho for
picking up the materials and getting them delivered to the site. We
really appreciate it!
 
 
  
September 28, 2024
Today
we rebuilt a bridge that was rotting away and no longer safe. We
stripped it down to the poles and replaced the old decking with
galvanized guard rail. Then a thin layer of dirt was laid on top. This
is great for wildlife and we have actually seen deer tracks all over
these types of bridges. We then built the railing out of pressure
treated lumber and it came out really great. Thank you to Don Bennett,
Dillon Chaffee, Grant Stelter, Lance Wells, Tim Combies, Steve Dalpe,
Roger Guay, Marcel Roy, Bill Holbrook & Dave Aho. It takes a team
to get these projects completed and our team of volunteers did a great
job getting this bridge looking awesome.
 
 
 
 
2023 Trail Work for the 23/24 Season
Thank you Steve Dalpe for the updates!
Saturday, November 4, 2023:
North Country Mountaineers are out in full force staking trails.
We would like to thank all the volunteers and our landowners for making
this all possible. Let's hope for a great year with lots and lots of
snow.
Thursday, November 2, 2023: Volunteer's
our trying to make the trails better for the 2023-2024 season. Hope
everyone is ready to ride. Thank you to all our volunteers &
landowners.
  
Saturday, October 28, 2023:
The NCM's have been out in full force getting trails ready for the up
coming season. We had some pretty bad wash outs and we have been busy
getting them repaired. With the help of several club volunteers (Steve
Dalpe, David Aho, Marcel Roy, Bill Holbrook, Roger Piette & George
St. Once) we have been able to get a lot of trail work completed. We
would like to thank Todd Scelza with Scelza Excabating for the help
hauling material into a part of the trail where only a track vehicle
could go. We would also like to thank Dan St. Onge for the use of his
loader to load the track truck. We would also like to thank our amazing
landowners for not only allowing the trails on your property, but for
allowing us to maintain our trails, year after year. It's appreciated
more than you can ever know!
 
 
Bridge Work October 2022
On
Saturday, October 22nd, we rebuilt a bridge on Trail 41F. We used
recycled guardrails and the bridge came out very nice. We would like to
thank Billy Holbrook, Don Bennett, Marcel Roy, Konnor Dalpe, Brandon
Croteau, Steve Dalpe, Dave Aho and George St. Onge for making this
happen.
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Look for 2024-2025 Season
meeting
announcements here!
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Our next club meeting is scheduled for
Friday, October 25, 2024
5:30 PM Meeting
Food will be provided. BYOB!
at the home of
George St. Onge & Gloria Wllis
783 Vance Hill Road
Newport Center, VT 05857
ALL ARE WELCOME!
Snowmobile Safety Course
Saturday, December 7, 2024
North Country Hospital, Newport, VT
More Info coming soon!
Miller's Pub at Newport Country Club
We have
an access trail from our trail crossing at the Interstate 91 access
road. Please be respectful and STAY ON THE TRAIL!
Laura Bennett has
created an album of club photos. She discovered some
great vintage photos, which we are placing in an on-line album located
on our "about us" page.
Click photo below!
As labeled on the back of
the photo . . .
Scene at Albany at noon, 20 below zero.
North Country Mountaineers
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Visit the web site for Orleans County!
Groomer News from Steve Dalpe - December 2021
Hello
Everyone, The North Country Mountaineer’s has done a lot of work to its
trails this summer and we are looking forward to the upcoming season.
We are pleased to also announce that we have purchased a Brand New
Prinoth Husky groomer, which was just delivered to us. We would like to
thank everyone that helped us get ready for this upcoming 2021/2022
season and for all the folks that helped us get into this beautiful new
Groomer. We cannot wait to get out there and help make some of the best
trails in the NEK
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