Go to the Snowmobile Raffle Page to see this years winners!

That's Right, it's that time again! Greenville ITS Trail Grooming is getting ready to hit the tails for another season. We have lots of new and exciting things planned for this year, but at the top of the list is... Getting the trails into great condition for you and yours. Our six groomers are tuned up, gassed up and ready to go!

Our staff has been also planning some fun events for this season. We will be having another raffle, unfortunately this year we will not be giving away a new snowmobile...
We're Giving Away TWO New Snowmobiles!
Tickets will be available soon and it's worth the purchase, just ask Bernice Mullins, last years Grand Prize Winner!

Also this is the year we're going to start selling sweatshirts, for those chilly rides. Go to the Merchandise Page to see what your hometown artist Bonita Doughty has cooked up for the shirt design. (Bonita and her artwork were featured in "Up North" magazine... The womans got talent!)

We'll be doing a lot of the same things as we did last year (trail condition updates, events, posting pictures, etc.) so if you have any suggestions, comments or questions PLEASE e-mail me at:
Lisa@bridgeriggers.com
We're out there for you, so tell us what you think.

 

We would like to thank all those who made
last season possible. From our groomers to
people who bought raffle tickets and everyone
in between; we would not have been able to
keep Greenville ITS Trail Grooming operating
without your help. We largely rely on the
donations of others, so without the help of
the community we wouldn't have been able to
keep our groomers running. So a huge thank
you to  all those who helped make the 07'-08' winter
a successful season.

"I am a member of Team Maineiac which is a
group of hard-core snowmobilers that is
running Cains Quest in Labrador this March.
We have been doing some extensive training
up in your area both on and off trail. I did want
to comment on the trail conditions. In the past I
have bypassed Greenville, due to their
conditions. I have seen HUGE
improvements in the quality and condition of
the trails this year. We have put on approx
3,500 miles between all the race sleds and not
on complaint. I will not exclude Greenville
from any destination plans, and with the
improved grooming fully expect it to turn back
into one of the premier locations for
Maine Snowmobiling"
*excerpt from an e-mail received January 23, 2007*