“Stay on the trail or stay home. Please & Take out what you take in.”

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BMD Cornish Fair Volunteer Luncheon - October 8th

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BMD Cornish Fair Volunteer Luncheon - October 8th

As a small token of our appreciation, a volunteer appreciation luncheon for BMD members and anyone who volunteered at the BMD food booth last month, has been scheduled for Saturday, October 8th from 12N – 2PM at the warming hut.  Baked ham, an assortment of side dishes, rolls and butter as well as a dessert will be served.  Non-alcoholic beverages will be provided.  

BMD members who recruited volunteers for the fair are requested to please take a moment and share this invitation with them. 

BMD members who would like to bring a side dish to share are encouraged to do so.  Please RSVP to Gladys at 603/543-1118 or  NLT 10/4/16.  

The possibility of a work party prior to the luncheon is currently being pursued.  Stay tuned for additional details.

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Blow-Me-Down Snowriders
PO Box 221,
Cornish Flat, NH 03746
(603) 543-1118
Contact Us

Trails are now open with ongoing grooming in the higher elevations

Please ride with care and caution and respect for the land.  Stay on the trails or stay home.  Thank you.

We have updated GPS generated trail maps for sale at the Meriden Deli for $5 each.

About Us

The Blow-Me-Down Snowriders Club was started in 1971 as a family oriented, non-profit organization. We now have approximately 56 miles of trails that wind through the towns of Cornish and Plainfield that are groomed and maintained by the volunteer time of our members.

Member of NHSA.  www.nhsa.com  

Meeting Schedule

Monthly meetings of the Blow-Me-Down Snowriders Club are held at Gil Wilson’s heated garage at 169 Route 120 in East Plainfield on the second Tuesday of the month, starting at 7:00 p.m. from September through April. We hope to see you there.

Reminders

As of July 1, 2012, in order to operate on state-approved snowmobile trails, an OHRV (wheeled vehicle) that has had the wheels or tires removed and replaced with tracks, cleats or skis, MUST be properly registered in New Hampshire as a snowmobile