The Lyndonville village board has agreed to allow snowmobilers to enter the village to get gas at the E-Z Shop. They are supposed to mark the way into town along West Ave. They said they are not looking to have anyone ticketed as long as they use common sense when riding into the village.

PLEASE GO SLOW, STAY ON THE MARKED TRAILAND PROCEED AS QUIETLY AS YOU CAN so that we do not lose this opportunity. There is a village ordinance that does not allow snowmobiles in the village, but they are willing to try this to see if it can work. Please don't go flying down the street in the middle of the night to give them a reason to revoke this. Some of the concerns of the past have been loud noise late at night and damage to private property. Don't let a few spoil it for all of us.

 

Kendall Trails C4A

 

The trail to the K&K food Mart in Kendall has changed.  There is now a tree nursery behind the store. Please follow the trail markers and stay on the trail.  The following is a excerpt of the NYS Snowmobile law regarding these areas.

§ 25.03 Operation of snowmobiles; general. It shall be unlawful for any person to drive or operate any snowmobile in the following unsafe or harassing ways: 6. Plantings. In any tree nursery or planting in a manner which damages or destroys growing stock, or creates a substantial risk thereto.

At Peter Smith Rd. Stay on the shoulder of the road to the intersection with Route 18.  This is where the trail is designated.  DO NOT CUT ACROSS THE YARD AT THE CORNER.

STAY OFF THE AIRSTRIP WEST OF THE NORWAY ROAD

STAY OFF THE AIRSTRIP WEST OF THE KENDALL INN.  This is not a drag strip.  The airstrip has very expensive marker lights that have been getting hit.  If this persists, we will lose permission to have a trail on any of this landowners property.

 

Canal Corridor trail C4G & C4I

 

The Maximum Speed limit on the Canal Towpath trail is 25 mph.  With a minimum of three inches of snow cover.

Per New York State Law - No person shall operate a snowmobile within one hundred feet of a dwelling between twelve o`clock midnight and six o`clock a.m., at a speed greater than minimum required to maintain forward movement of the snowmobile.