NewS & tidbits: 3/26/2020
CORONAVIRUS (COVID -19) :
Due to the current health crisis, we will be rescheduling our April 2, 2020 meeting until a later date. We want everyone to stay safe & healthy!
SUMMER ACTIVITIES:
Members, would anyone be interested in monthly outside activities?
One month we could plan a day hike.
The next month, we could plan an ATV/dirt bike ride.
The following month we could get together for a barbecue.
Summer will be here before we know it & it's not to soon to be thinking of more outside fun!!
COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS:
Remember, if anyone has a comment or question regarding the club, the website or you just want to drop us a line & say hello, you can always email Les at lcgroomer@yahoo.com
or here at the website: sangresnowrunnerssnowmobileclub@hotmail.com
TRIVIA:
When was the first snowmobile introduced?
The answer is located somewhere in the website. Once you find it, email your answer to
snowmobilers!!!
What was your best "stuck" this riding season?!
Send us your pictures to sangresnowrunnerssnowmobileclub@hotmail.com
& a brief description of your predicament & we will put them on our website!
About Us
OUR MISSION
The Ophir Creek & Greenhorn Mountain Trail System
Get Involved
We work hard year round to keep your favorite riding areas open to motorized access, protecting your Right to Ride. Also working as a liaison between the winter motorized community and our local Forest Service office to keep areas open and work on improved parking facilities and trails.
Please join and support the Clubs where you ride. Stay informed and help protect your favorite riding areas!! We are all in this TOGETHER!!
Thanks for your support!!
JOIN NOW!
Get Involved
The Ophir Creek & Greenhorn Mountain Trail System
Get Involved
Club meetings are the first Thursday of every month October-April at the
Gold Dust Saloon Craft Beer and Grill
217 S Union Ave,
Pueblo, CO 81003
6:00 P.M dinner, 7:00 P.M meeting.
The Sangre Snowrunners Snowmobile Club are the people who are responsible for keeping the trails groomed & cleared for ALL outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy year round!!
HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE
The Ophir Creek & Greenhorn Mountain Trail System
The Ophir Creek & Greenhorn Mountain Trail System
The Ophir Creek & Greenhorn Mountain Trail System
The Ophir Creek & Greenhorn Mountain trail system
is located off of Highway 165, near mile
marker 11 in the
San Isabel National Forest. The deep powder, well groomed trails & beautiful views of the
Wet Mountains is a snowmobilers paradise!
Club dues are spent solely to promote snowmobiling!!
WHY JOIN A CLUB?
WHY EVERYONE SHOULD BECOME A MEMBER
The Colorado Snowmobile Association was created in 1970 by a group of avid snowmobilers which became an outspoken group for the rights of winter motorized recreationists & protection of access on public lands. The SANGRE SNOWRUNNERS & CSA are passionate about its mission to
Advance, Protect, and Preserve the sport of snowmobiling in Colorado & to
ensure safety and conservation for motorized winter recreation.
The SANGRE SNOWRUNNERS SNOWMOBILE CLUB, which is a grooming club, operates their own equipment to groom, mark and maintain miles of trails through the Greenhorn Mountain & hold special use permits from either the US Forest Service or BLM to operate on public lands. These trails are guaranteed multi-use trails encouraging winter recreationists of all kinds to use their trail system.
Even if you don't want to attend the monthly meetings, your membership will help
keep the sport of snowmobiling & all outdoor recreation accessible for everyone!
JOIN TODAY!!!
SPECIAL THANKS
Thanks to the Colorado State Parks for the initial purchase of our PistenBully Groomer in 2008
and the repairs & maintenance in 2017.
Club money was used, but the major contribution was a grant through the Colorado State Parks & Wildlife.
Thanks to the Pikes Peak High Riders Snowmobile Club for your help in clearing trails with the Sangre Snowrunners & your continued support & friendship. http://www.pikespeakhighriders.com/
Operating under permit from
The U.S. Forest Service/San Carlos Ranger District
Phone (719) 269-8500