The Idaho Snowmobile Trails Map is being use to develop an Idaho Snowmobile Trails Mapping App.

This information was obtained from paper maps from different grooming programs around Idaho.

daho Snowmobile Program

The Idaho snowmobile program is funded through certificate of number fees purchased by snowmobilers. On November 1 of each year every snowmobile operated on private or public land must be numbered. Certificate of number fees are $32.50 for residents and non-residents and $62.50 for rental machines. Note: non-residents are not exempt from purchasing an Idaho snowmobile certificate of number.

Designations

To ensure the area you ride has enough funding to operate throughout the season, please designate your certificate of number fees to the county you ride.

How is your certificate of number fee broken down?

$1.50 vendor fee
$1.00 snowmobile related Search and Rescue efforts
85% goes to the county operated snowmobile grooming programs 
Up to 15% goes to administration fees and the printing costs of registration stickers.
What are the certificate of number fees used for?

Grooming
Parking lot plowing
Signing
Clearing groomed trails
Avalanche classes
New rider classes
When does grooming occur?

Grooming happens as weather, snow and safety permit. The below bullets briefly identify when programs groom trails.

When safety of the equipment and operators are not a concern.
When there is a minimum of 18” of snow in the parking lot.
When avalanche conditions do not pose a safety concern for grooming operations.
When the grooming temperatures are between -20⁰F and 40⁰F.
The Idaho Snowmobile Trails Map is being use to develop an Idaho Snowmobile Trails Mapping App.

This information was obtained from paper maps from different grooming programs around Idaho.

daho Snowmobile Program

The Idaho snowmobile program is funded through certificate of number fees purchased by snowmobilers. On November 1 of each year every snowmobile operated on private or public land must be numbered. Certificate of number fees are $32.50 for residents and non-residents and $62.50 for rental machines. Note: non-residents are not exempt from purchasing an Idaho snowmobile certificate of number.

Designations

To ensure the area you ride has enough funding to operate throughout the season, please designate your certificate of number fees to the county you ride.

How is your certificate of number fee broken down?

$1.50 vendor fee
$1.00 snowmobile related Search and Rescue efforts
85% goes to the county operated snowmobile grooming programs 
Up to 15% goes to administration fees and the printing costs of registration stickers.
What are the certificate of number fees used for?

Grooming
Parking lot plowing
Signing
Clearing groomed trails
Avalanche classes
New rider classes
When does grooming occur?

Grooming happens as weather, snow and safety permit. The below bullets briefly identify when programs groom trails.

When safety of the equipment and operators are not a concern.
When there is a minimum of 18” of snow in the parking lot.
When avalanche conditions do not pose a safety concern for grooming operations.
When the grooming temperatures are between -20⁰F and 40⁰F.
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