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Rangeley Lakes Snowmobile Club
PO Box 950
Rangeley, ME, 04970
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	The Baldwin Belt Burners Snowmobile Club The Baldwin Belt Burners Snowmobile Club was founded in Baldwin, Maine, on April 4, 1975. The officers were: Stephen Wood, Pres., Dale Locke. VP., Jolene Thomas, Sec., and Nadine Ridlon, Treas. The board of Directors were Richard C Sanborn, Gene Bliss, Murray Milliken, Victor Worden, John Sanborn, Fred Locke, and Olin Thomas. The trail masters were: Ronald Thomas, James Thomas, Dwight Warren, Carl Ridlon, Dale Locke, and Harland Bliss. James Thomas was the club representative to the MSA.

	The Big Pine Riders Snowmobile Club The Big Pine Riders snowmobile club is situated in Abbot, Me (Maines #1 Town), about 20 miles from Greenville and Moosehead Lake area, and 35 miles from Newport. There is easy access to the ITS-85 trail, as well as local trails in Guilford, Monson, Parkman and Kingsbury Pond. We also have access to food and fuel at Traftons general store and at the Balsam Woods Campground, near Piper Pond. Our members work diligently to keep our trails well groomed and maintained for everyones enjoyment.

	The Crooked River Snowmobile Club Casco has approximately 340 registered snowmobiles, nearly 50 miles of club maintained and groomed trails. Casco encompasses or abuts several bodies of water, such CASCO, MAINE as Parker Pond, Pleasant lake, Sebago Lake, Thomas Pond, Thompson Lake, etc. Cascoâ€™s largest landowner, Hancock Land Company, has graciously made their land available for the sport, as have numerous small land owners.

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