Well the time is soon coming to put away our 4- Wheelers and get out our Snowmobiles.

I would like to thank everyone for another good year for Sandy River Riders ATV Club. We have opened the new and only Moose Loop Trail. We were able to have a Club House lent to us for our use. (Thank You Rob Elliott). Joe and his crew have completed lots of trail work and bridge repairs this year. And also we have 1.7 miles of Access Trail on the Cook Hill Rd.
Bill Birden at 207-684-2234 or Joe Burnham at 207-684-3235 or CP 207-778-1958.

President Bill Birden

Trail Master Joe Burnham

The Trail Master and several club members have developed a large network of trails since the club formed in the spring of 2001. So far the club has about 60 miles of landowner permitted trails. Most trails are developed for all riding abilities. All trails are signed for ease of finding your way around and to ensure that you stay on approved trails.

Map shown is for illustrations purposes only.

Club Map’s can be purchased at Beal's General Store and The White Elephant for $2.00 each.

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We have a good place to park just north of town at Hutch's Bridge so you can leave your vehicle and enjoy a day riding our trails. There is easy access to food and gas just off the trail in beautiful downtown Strong at Beal's General Store and The White Elephant

Through hard work by some of our members and members of the Phillips club we now have an approved trail to Phillips just off from our Day Mountain trail.

Whether you are looking for scenic overlooks or just to be out in the beautiful Maine woods, you are sure to find some trails that meet your desires. Ride up to Allen's Pinnacle for a spectacular view or down to Stubbs Meadow where you might encounter some wildlife. Ride through the woods along the Old Narrow Gauge Railroad bed and experience a piece of local history. You can ride to the top of Day Mountain and view the pond that was the old Strong water supply as well as doing some exploring to look for the elusive Pierpole's cave.

In addition to the network of trails maintained by our club there are other places to ride in the local area. An excellent network of trails is located at Mt. Blue State Park in weld. The trails are well maintained and wind through the forest with some nice views of the mountains. Ride on up to the top of Hedgehog Hill where there is a spectacular view of Webb Lake and the many surrounding mountains.

Another good place to ride is in the Rangeley to Stratton area on about 37 miles of trails maintained by the Camp-2 Trail Riders ATV Club of Rangeley.

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