Apple Country Snowmobile Club
Apple Country Snowmobile Club
2026/2027 Membership Meetings
Now is a great time to join or renew your club membership!
Membership dues cover October 1 through September 30
Join us for our monthly meetings at 7pm on the 2nd Tuesday of the month
October 13, November 10, December 8
January 12, February 9, March 9, April 13
Meeting location:
Faith Presbyterian Church, 200 S Kentucky, East Wenatchee
Annual Dues
Apple Country Snowmobile Club
Serving Riders in the Wenatchee Valley Since 1973
NEW MEMBER [ ] RENEWAL [ ]
Name:__________________________ Spouse_________________________________:
Street or PO Box:_____________________________________
City/State: Zip:________________________________________
Phone: _________________________Emaill:_____________________________________
[ ] I would like to receive the newsletter via email
Note: Dues are $25.00 a year per household/club/business DUES____25.00___________
To be a “Friend of the Groomer” with a contribution Addn'l Donation______________ To help finance the grooming program TOTAL _____________
I would like to volunteer for: Groomer Program [ ] Trail Work [ ]
I would like to organize a club ride [ ] I would like to serve on a committee for ACSC [ ]
Mail this form & your check to:
Apple Country Snowmobile Club, PO Box 2924, Wenatchee, WA 98807
Apple Country Snowmobile Club is a 501(c) 4 Nonprofit Organization
Contributions are not deductible as a charitable contribution for federal tax purposes
Land Use Lock Out
Please review the following article about proposed land use rules.
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is asking for public input on proposed new rules that would limit motorized vehicle use on lands it manages across the state.
The proposal would require vehicles — including cars, trucks, ATVs, side-by-sides, snowmobiles, and electric bicycles — to stay on roads specifically designated as open for motorized use. Officials say the goal is to improve visitor safety, protect sensitive wildlife habitats, and preserve cultural and tribal resources.
2025 Motorized Vehicles on Lands
Wildlife officials say motorized recreation remains an important activity but must be balanced with conservation efforts. The agency hopes to eventually create a statewide system similar to the Green Dot network used in Yakima and Kittitas counties, which designates specific routes while protecting natural areas.A virtual public meeting will be held from 4 to 5 p.m. on March 3 to explain the proposal and answer questions. Members of the public can also submit comments online, by email
(2025motorizedvehiclescr101@publicinput.com), or by voicemail (855-925-2801, then enter project code 11378) as the rulemaking process continues.
The department manages more than one million acres of land and hundreds of public water access sites statewide. Officials say public feedback will play a key role in shaping the final rules.
OUR STORY
Apple Country Snowmobile Club was founded in 1973 by a group of snowmobile enthusiasts and friends in Wenatchee, Washington. This group of people saw an opportunity to make friends as they enjoyed their favorite wintertime activity. They also saw it was important for the people who use the trails to help in taking care of and advocating for them. And so the club was born! And has been running continuously ever since. Annual parties (with a time out for covid) up at the Microwave Station at the top of Mission Ridge get everyone out together for riding, activities and hot dogs. Regular Tuesday meetings during the winter months encourage friendships and riding buddies, as well as take care of club business. Historically, a summertime gathering of the club took place to celebrate and share stories.
