Click below to download your copy of:

Workshop Program

Workshop Banquet Booklet

Club Information

• Club Handbook 2021-2022

• ​Taxes and Your Club

• ​​Club and County Relationships

Trail Resources

• ​​Wisconsin Land Owner and Snowmobiler Partnerships

• ​Wisconsin Land Owner Immunity Act

Wisconsin Dept of Natural Resources Briefings

• ​DNR Snowmobile Grant Program Update - Jillian Steffes

• ​Rule Changes, Safety Training, Safety Messaging, and Fatality Report  - Lt Marty Stone

​Snowmobile Friendly Community Briefing

SNARS Website: http://wi.groomertrackingsystems.com/

Click to download your 2022 Snowmobile Friendly Community APPLICATION!

The Application utilizes a Check Box Format, so it is SIMPLE and EASY to use.

The size of your "community" does not matter. Your application may represent a town, city, county, or a regional area, etc., it’s up to you.

Submit your Application via email or by US mail.

Deadline: 6 Jan 2022

Need your AWSC Membership number?  ... Click here to look it up!

The MEMBERSHIP INQUIRY is also located on the AWSC tab.  
You can also print your Membership Card and/or review your name/address/email as received from your Club.  
 

Click here for the 2019-2020 Trail Signing Handbook

• Club Of The Year – Rome Sno Bandits Snowmobile Club

• Dealer of the Year – Track Side – Chris Petrekis Owner

• Snowmobiler Of The Year – Tom Lubich, Prescott Sno-Bees

• Snowmobile Family Of The Year – John & Kim Dilg, Prairie Riders Snowmobile Club

• Volunteer Groomer Of The Year – Kevin Uhlenbrauck, Chute Pond Snowmobile Club

• Young Snowmobiler Of The Year – Rachyl Burzinski, Orfordville Country Riders SC

Due to the positive response this ad has generated, the AWSC is hoping you will download and share this message of "Respect" to help everyone remember Wisconsin's 25,000 miles of snowmobile trails exists because of the generosity of THOUSANDS of Wisconsin Land Owners.


Click here to download Printable Poster

Click here to download for Facebook

Click here to download for Instagram  

Recently, the Governor’s Snowmobile Recreation Council (SRC) recommended making the Groomer Tracking Systems (GTS) groomer trackers mandatory in all groomers used on funded trails by November 1, 2021. 

According to Gary Hilgendorf, SRC Infrastructure Committee Chair, there have been many questions from Clubs and Grooming Associations about how GTS works, so click here for the answers to some FAQs on GTS.
 

CLICK HERE to view the AWSC's 3-Year Calendar of Events

OFFICE HOURS:  

• Monday - Thursday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
• Closed:  Saturday and Sunday

Please take a few minutes to view the following public service announcements regarding snowmobiling this season:

Don't Drink & Ride
Speed Kills
It's simple. Slow down. Think. Don't Drink & Ride.