Idaho State Snowmobile Association

04/21/2026

Thank you Dan Waugh and Lori Ellis for going and representing ISSA back in Washington D.C.
Can’t wait to hear what all is going on and things to come for all of us snowmobilers across the U.S.

04/20/2026

Dates are set for the 2027 State Convention/Ride. Mark your calendars January 21-23, 2027 in Burley, Idaho. Yes it is going to be 2 days of riding. More information to come at a later date.

04/20/2026

Hey friends! AMPL is looking for a few capable volunteers to help with our efforts to cut out trails in the Big Holes and Snake River range this spring! If you think you fit the criteria, please shoot an email to [email protected]! Your reward for your help will be a jersey, pants, and glove kit from our friends at who are so generous in supporting the work we do!

04/14/2026

On today’s episode of beyond the trail Sawtooth Snowmobile Club edition
If you find yourself in the wood river valley stop by and say hi or lend a hand to sterling and Jess and the crew
This is a great example of making a difference and showing we are not just here to advocate for trails and create new riders
Our backyard is our true passion
It only takes one random act of kindness to make that little difference

04/01/2026

Last week to purchase tickets for…

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Drawing will be held on April 7th at our club meeting @ Idaho Pizza on Kimberly Road!

Need not be present to win!!

03/31/2026

Good morning,

It was brought to our attention at the winter convention that there has been some misunderstanding regarding where the Idaho State Snowmobile Association stands in support of tracked UTVs on groomed trails.

Today, I would like to help clear up that confusion.

We support over snow use vehicles operating in compliance with county ordinances that are put in place to assist our state and local grooming programs. This is—and will continue to be—a complex topic that requires ongoing education from all parties involved.

Across the state, we have seen a significant increase in tracked over snow use, particularly with larger vehicles such as UTVs. Enforcement of county ordinances ultimately falls to local law enforcement.

At the end of the day, we are all out to enjoy our time outdoors. It is our responsibility as recreationists to understand where we are riding and the laws that apply in those areas. These rules exist to protect all users.

In closing, I encourage anyone who is not currently a member of a motorized winter recreation group to consider joining one. If you are unsure which group represents your area, please reach out or visit our website at idahosnow.org to use the club finder.

Passion brings us together, but misinformation can divide us. Together, we are one community, working toward the same goals.

Thank you for your time,
ISSA State President , Justin Abramowski

02/28/2026

Thought and prayers to all involved

02/27/2026

02/26/2026

🛑🛑🛑 ATTENTION PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT AND LOOK INTO THIS THESE ARE THE THINGS WE FIGHT AND STAND FOR WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT 🛑🛑🛑

Senator Ben Adam's constitutional amendment hearing is happening tomorrow, Friday February 27th at 8am. The other constitutional amendment (Representative Raybould's bill) surrounding IDL lands, failed earlier this week.

Sen Adam's bill SJR 103 would protect and prevent any future Federal land transfers from being sold off, if Idaho was to acquire the land. Obviously IDL, the timber and mining industries, and counties are opposing this bill since they feel IDL should manage and be able to sell off the land in their best interest. Several environmental groups oppose this as well stating the state couldn't afford to own these lands and would eventually sell them.

The county's argument is that they should be able to sell off public lands, or have Timber, mineral extraction, and grazing on said lands. Which this would not prevent the traditional revenue generation on federal lands. It only prevents them from being sold off.

To be clear, this constitutional amendment is purely precautionary in nature in the off chance the federal government tried to give Idaho large swaths of land in the future. It does not actually change anything today. This constitutional amendment is a heavy lift, it will require 2/3rds of the Legislatures vote in order to put it on the ballet for Idahoans to vote on.

People really need to think on this matter and take 3-5 minutes and submit written testimony on this bill to allow the people of Idaho to Vote on this constitutional amendment and not let the legislature make this decision without their voice being heard.

Feel free to disseminate and encourage Idahoans to have their voice heard either in support or opposition on something we all cherish. This is something Idahoans should have a say in, not just the people in office.

Click Here for the Bill, and to Submit Written Testimony
SJR 103 – Idaho State Legislature (https://legislature.idaho.gov/events/260227_ssta_0800am-sjr-103/)

LANDS – Proposes an amendment to the state constitution to establish provisions for the management of certain lands granted or acquired from the federal government.

02/20/2026

The Area 20 groomer came over this morning and the sun is shining, it should be a great weekend to enjoy some fresh snow!

02/20/2026

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