$25 individual or $30 family — and the state gives you $30 back per sled
$25 individual, $30 family. New Hampshire takes $30 off the registration of every sled you own when you show a club voucher — so one sled roughly pays your membership back, and two or more puts you clearly ahead. $10 of your dues goes to the state association; the rest stays here and buys groomer fuel.
$25/year
Covers you.
$10 to NHSA · $15 stays with the club
$30/year
Covers you, your partner, and any children under 18 at the same address.
$10 to NHSA · $20 stays with the club
The discount is $30 per sled, every year you register. A two-sled household is ahead on either membership; a family with three sleds is ahead by $60.
NH snowmobile registrations run May 1 through April 30, so joining before you register is what unlocks the discount for the whole season. Questions? Email greatbaysnorollers@gmail.com.
Ride our maintained trail network throughout Rockingham County
Your dues put fuel in the groomer and keep the drag on the trail
Organized rides, monthly meetings, and social gatherings
Connect with fellow riders and support local snowmobiling
Do I have to live in Newmarket to join?
No. Anyone can join Great Bay Sno-Rollers, and plenty of our members ride all over
the state.
Can I join more than one club?
Yes, and a lot of riders do. You only need one voucher for the registration
discount, but joining a second club supports their trails too.
What if I don't own a sled yet?
Join anyway. Dues support grooming, and you're welcome on group rides and at
meetings either way.
I already registered my sled this year. Did I miss out?
The discount applies at the time you register, so it can't be applied afterwards.
Join now and it'll be waiting when you renew — NH registrations run May 1
through April 30.
Where does my money actually go?
$10 goes to the NH Snowmobile Association on either membership
— they run the statewide trail program and issue your registration voucher.
The rest stays right here: $15 from an individual membership, $20 from a
family one, and it goes toward grooming fuel, equipment repair, signage,
and bridge materials. Nobody here takes a salary. See the
groomers and equipment
your dues keep running.