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-  -  Gun Raffle  -  -
Thanks to all who supported this important fundraiser.

Not all dates had a winning number drawn. 

15 guns not won will be available at a Silent Auction

CLICK HERE for guns available at the Silent Auction.

Here's a list of the winning numbers.  Yes, "Lucky Number 13" won twice!
13;  13;  22;  72;  76;  215;  223;  242;  294; 
378;  383;  388;  426;  509;  544;  633;  648; 
669;   679;  698;  726;  732;  735;  746;  779;  794; 
844;   914;  918;  952; 
Save Your Snowmobile Gas Receipts!!

It's really easy for the club to raise some extra cash for trail expenses using refunded highway tax on gasoline used for off-road purposes (snowmobiles).  But we have to follow some simple rules when applying for the tax refund.

Here's how you can help:
(1) Get a receipt for each gas purchase for your snowmobile.
(2) Keep a record of each gas purchase- date, gallons, with your signature.
CLICK HERE for printable Record Sheet
(3) Send the completed record sheet with receipts to T.C. Riders.

Thanks for your help!


Board of Directors Meeting
Next meeting is Tuesday, September 1st, at the Oneida County Savings Bank on Harden Blvd. in Camden. These meetings are open to the membership.  The board encourages all club members to attend these meetings and to join in the discussion.  Generally, these meetings are on the first Tuesday of each month (except June & July) at Oneida County Savings. 
Scheduled meeting time is 7:00pm.


Click here for Snowmobile Safety Course info.


Please go the the MEMBERSHIP page
and join now for the 2009-2010 season.

Memberships with immediate vouchers are available at
Mad River Realty on Main St. in Camden on Tuesdays 8:30 to 4:30.

Click here for pictures of trail work.


All trails closed effective Monday, March 16.

Trails Info
Update 03/14/09.
Click here for contact info to report trail problems.

"Hats off to all TC members who have done such a great job maintaining trails. They are by far the best groomed and signed trails in the area. You should be very proud of your efforts."

" .  .  .  . My favorite sign, though, was on C4I where we entered the trails of the TC Riders.  It said "Welcome to the TC Riders Snowmobile Club Trails" (just over the Oneida County border).  And the trail immediately became flat... Now I know who to thank! .  .  .  . "

"Just had to drop your club a quick note.  Rode your trails on Thursday, what a great experience.  Grooming, signage was just great.   Hats off to all of you, you set the benchmark for all others.  Can’t wait to come back again."

"I just wanted to say a little about your trail system.  I rode from Redfield to Boonville on Friday and your trails were some of the best trails we hit that day.  I just wanted to thank your groomer operators for their efforts.  The trails were very easy to follow and were all marked very well.   Keep up the good work and thanks again for the great trails."

"I was wondering about your trail conditions now that there is new snow from the weekend.   I'm thinking about coming up Wednesday thru Friday.  A couple of years ago, I rode your trails and they were awesome."

"I have always been pleasantly surprised as to how well the TC Rider trails are maintained and remain in great shape almost any time I have been out.   This was the case this past Friday as well.   I thought, weather conditions considered, the TC trails were in great shape and greatly enjoyed that portion of my ride.  Again, I just want to extend my sincere thanks to the volunteers that do an absolutely excellent job on the trails keeping them in great shape for many people to enjoy a great ride."

"Thanks for the great grooming job."

"FYI- Trail conditions very good!"

" .   .   .   best trails were TC RIDERS. Gotta tell ya folks, these were as good I've ridden this season.  .  ."

"All of the trails this year are in much better shape up in Tug Hill, but yours still stand out above the rest. We are always happy to see the TC Riders signs."

"I can not imagine riding flatter trails. . ."

"Your trails are always the best, bar none."
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Click here for NYS DMV website
for Answers about
NYS Snowmobile Registration.

  • Does my snowmobile require a registration in NYS?
  • How do I register my snowmobile?
  • How do I renew my snowmobile registration?


    • Click here for NYS Parks website
    that has info on
    Snowmobile Operation & Registration.

    The Snowbelt starts in Camden!

    T.C. Riders' scenic and superbly groomed trails are your

     SOUTHERN GATEWAY to the TUG HILL!

    Camden is easily accessible via I-81 & NY Rte 69 east (Exit 33, Parish), or I-90 & NY Rte 13 north (Exit 13, Canastota), or Rte 69 west (from Rome). Our trails, part of the NYS Corridor Trail System, connect with hundreds of miles of Oneida County trails and link into over 1000 miles of Corridor Trails in neighboring Lewis, Jefferson, Oswego, and Herkimer Counties.

    Snowmobile trailer parking is ample and convenient. Check the "Trails" page for locations.



    The 5-county Tug Hill Region    		 Click on either map
    to enlarge    .




    T.C. Riders trails lead to the Tug Hill heartland.


    Northwest Oneida County.

    This section of the
    Tug Hill Region contains
    the T.C. Riders
    Trail System

    What is T.C. Riders Snowmobile Club all about?  Our by-laws, updated and adopted in 2001, state it plainly.

    The purposes of the Club are:

  • 1. To further and improve the sport of snowmobiling in northwest Oneida County by promoting the safe, lawful, and responsible use of snowmobiles for recreation, commerce, and public safety.


  • 2. To foster a close relationship with, and appreciation and recognition of the landowners participating in the trail system.


  • 3. To work toward making more private and public areas open to snowmobiling.


  • 4. To maintain the scenic beauty and ecological integrity of the trails and surrounding areas.


  • 5. To promote awareness of the special needs of physically challenged snowmobilers and to provide reasonable access to the trail system.


  • 6. To cooperate fully with local snowmobile clubs, county and district governing bodies and associations, landowners, and local State Agency representatives responsible for public safety and land and road use in developing and maintaining the Club’s portion of an integrated system of snowmobile trails.
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    Camden, NY 13316

    Last updated
    06/18/09

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