A big “Thank You” to everyone for coming out to our annual Pole Screwing Party. We were able to get all the trail marking signs ready for the upcoming season.

The 10th annual Pole Screwing Party will be Saturday 9/9/17 at The Sled Shed on Murray Road. The fun starts at 5 pm. This is a work party for getting all of our trail marking signs ready for the season. The club will provide burgers, brats and beer. You will need to bring a dishRead more about Pole Screwing Party 9/9/17[…]

The Woodstock Snowmobile Club will have it’s monthly meeting this Wednesday, 4/12/17, 7:00 pm at Washington Street Station. All are welcome!

The Woodstock Snowmobile Club will be meeting tonight, 7 pm at Washington Street Station. Pizza will be available.

The Woodstock Snowmobile Club will be meeting Wednesday, 3/8/17, 7 pm at Washington Street Station. All are welcome!

The Woodstock Snowmobile Club presents it’s “Master of Meat” MEAT RAFFLE. Saturday March 4th. 3 – 6 pm at Ortmann’s Red Iron Tavern, 101 E. Church St. Woodstock. A benefit for the Woodstock area trail system.

The Woodstock Snowmobile Club will hold it’s monthly meeting on Wednesday, February 8th, 2017, 7:00 pm at Washington Street Station.

The Woodstock Snowmobile Club will host it’s 16th annual Snow Down Benefit for the Woodstock Area Snowmobile Trail System, Saturday, January 28th, 2017, at Washington Street Station, 14801 Washington St., Woodstock, IL 60098, from 6:00 pm until 11:00 pm. A $5.00 donation will be requested at the door. Includes food & door prize ticket.  

The Woodstock Snowmobile Club will be meeting on Wednesday, January 11th 2017, 7:00 PM at Washington Street Station. Meetings are very casual. Stop on by to talk snowmobiling and meet your fellow club members.

Where can I get a trail map? In the Woodstock area you can purchase a map for $3.00 from any of these fine locations: Woodstock Power Sports, Cycle Craft Yamaha, Jim Potts Motorsports, Washington Street Station, Hoops Bar & Grill in Hebron Are the trails open? Call 815-334-SNOW for up to date trail conditions