La Pine Lodgepole Dodgers

10/03/2026

❄️ 2027 OSSA CONVENTION REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN! ❄️

Join us in Burns, Oregon, January 27–30, 2027 for the Oregon State Snowmobile Association Convention, hosted by the Harney County Snowmobile Club!

We’ve got four days of snowmobiling, food, films, awards, convention activities, and plenty of time to catch up with snowmobilers from across Oregon.

Registration is now open, and you can sign up for the convention, purchase meal tickets, and pre-order official convention merchandise all in one place.

📅 January 27–30, 2027
📍 Burns, Oregon
👕 Merchandise pre-order deadline: January 1, 2027

👉 Register here:
https://oregonsnowmobileassociation.growthzoneapp.com/ap/Events/Register/NaFQ2qOIYCaCm

We’re looking forward to a great convention in Burns — rain, shine, snow or no snow, we’re going to have a great time!

Registration is now open — please help us spread the word!

09/29/2026

Good ride & campout this past weekend from 10 Mile snopark & our 1st mtg of the season. Surveyor's Cave on trail 2

09/29/2026

🚨 OREGON SNOWMOBILERS — WE NEED YOUR HELP! ❄️🛷

According to registration data provided directly to OSSA by ODOT, Oregon currently has:

❌ 45,405 expired snowmobile registrations
✅ Only 10,168 currently registered snowmobiles

That is a huge gap, and we need snowmobilers across the state to help us turn those numbers around.

If you plan to ride this winter, please take a few minutes to check the registration on every sled you own and renew any that have expired.

💻 Renew online through Oregon DMV2U:
dmv2u.oregon.gov

You can also renew by mail or at an Oregon DMV office.

📣 Help us spread the word:
• Share this post
• Tag your riding friends
• Remind your club members
• Check every sled in your household

Snowmobile registrations matter. They help show the strength and participation of our sport in Oregon and are important to the future of Oregon’s snowmobile program.

❄️ 45,405 expired registrations is a number we can change — but it will take all of us.

💙 Every registration matters. Every snowmobiler counts.

09/18/2026

Beautiful sunrise this morning

05/04/2026

Hi OSSA Members,

Whether you ride on snow, dirt, or water—how we recreate matters.

Tread Lightly! has partnered with BRP to offer short, informative Responsible Rider Masterclasses for:

SnowmobilingOff-RoadingPersonal Watercraft (PWCs)

💥 For every course completed, BRP donates $35 to Tread Lightly! stewardship projects.

This is an easy way to refresh your knowledge while directly supporting the trails and riding areas we all enjoy.

At OSSA, we understand the importance of working together with other trail user groups. We share a common goal—to protect our trails and keep them open and accessible for everyone.

👉 Take the course here:
https://treadlightly.org/responsibleridermasterclass/

Let’s do our part to keep Oregon’s riding areas safe, sustainable, and open for future generations.

Thank you for being part of OSSA and for everything you do to support our trails.

Lisa Mahoney
Executive Director
Oregon State Snowmobile Association

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The Responsible Rider Masterclass:Safety, Environmental Stewardship & Rider Etiquette The Responsible Rider Masterclass is a series of courses to kickstart

04/13/2026

This is something we should all stay tuned into. This Roadless Rule Act that will be decided on this yr. The head of the FS testified against having Roadless areas. Cantwell in Washington is pushing for more roadless areas across the country.

04/12/2026

Fun ride yesterday with a great group of riders. About 60 miles & 5 hours of new ground covered. After a couple down tree challenges/reroutes 9 sxs & 3 quads was a good time had by all! Our route https://bnc.lt/RFZm/w6pJF8KLh2b (CHECK OUT THE 3D Fly over)

You can join here with this link. We are a 4 season club so membership is 12 months. We send emails, text msgs and post rides on Facebook
https://www.oregonsnow.org/la-pine-lodgepole-dodgers/

These are the radios we used yesterday. If you buy them, let me know I will show you how to program or bring to a meeting and I will program them (it takes less than a minute per radio now I have it all set up)
https://amzn.to/3OwkrH8