Worthington Snowmobile Club

Contact information

Worthington, Massachusetts 01098 (Directions)
Website
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Meeting time

7:00 PM, 1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month from September to May

Meeting Location

Worthington Fire House
51 Huntington Rd
Worthington, MA 01098

Club contacts

Mike Sarafin, zrt600mike@gmail.com

About our club

We are a small club located in Western Hampshire County. We groom over 45 Miles of Trails and our club trails are adjacent to the clubs of the Berkshire Snow Seekers (Windsor), Hilltown Snowmobile Club (Cummington/Plainfield); and Chesterfield Four Seasons (Chesterfield). Our trails are groomed with a Kubota Tractor received through a grant and two Arctic Cat Groomer Specials equipped with four foot Mogul Master Drags. Our trails are made up of numerous fields and wood trails averaging 6 to 8 feet wide. As Worthington is in essence a mountain, you are climbing up from any direction you come so the terrain can be steep at times. When you take a ride in Worthington, be sure to stop at Liston’s Bar & Grill (great burgers, awesome steak and cheese subs, and weekly specials, full dinner menu) located on Route 8 and is accessible by sled.

We are always looking for new members. Feel free to drop in to one of our meetings.

If you haven’t taken the loop through Worthington, then you should give it a shot. There are are couple ways in and out of town but certainly part of some nice 75 mile loops. Hope to see in town!

Visit the Grooming and Trail Reports page for current trail conditions throughout the Commonwealth

Club announcements

On December 19, 2013 at 3:00 p.m. at Stanley Park in Westfield, Massachusetts, I had the honor of meeting Secretary Richard Sullivan of the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs and Commissioner Jack Murray of the Department of Conservation and Recreation at which time the club was presented with a grant in the amount of $49,000.00 to acquire a new Kubota Tractor equipped with Soucy all terrain tracks. This grant will allow the club to have a versatile piece of equipment for year round maintenance of our trail system. During the winter months it will provide us with the power unit necessary to pull our six foot MTN Drag. There is lots of work that needs to be done so that we can maximize the use of machine, but with any luck you may see it on the trails this season.

Without this type of grant, acquiring machinery like this would simply be out of our small club’s reach. A special thank you to Amanda Lewis at DCR who has been so helpful with questions and guidance. Keep updated with our posts on Facebook and please feel free to send me comments on trail conditions.