81. ISMA (International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association) - Welcome The median age of a snowmobile owner is 41 years old, has an annual household income of $70000, and is married with children living at home. http://www.snowmobile.org/faq.asp

Safe Riders! Information Frequently Asked Questions Who is the typical snowmobiler? The median age of a snowmobile owner is 41 years old, has an annual household income of $70,000, and is married with children living at home. Surveys show that over 94.5 percent of snowmobilers consider it a family activity. Where do snowmobilers ride? Approximately 80 percent of snowmobilers use their snowmobile for trail riding and touring in marked and groomed trails. The other 20 percent of snowmobilers use their snowmobile for work and ice fishing. Who maintains snowmobile trails? In the U.S. and Canada, snowmobile clubs construct, maintain and map trails, usually in cooperation with provincial, state and local governments. How much do snowmobilers contribute to the economy? Snowmobilers in Canada and the United States spend over $20 billion on their life-style activity each year. The average snowmobiler spends $6,550 on a snowmobile and $1,100 on accessories such as clothing and a trailer. Approximately 10 percent of snowmobilers purchase a new snowmobile each year. In addition, the average snowmobiler spends over $3,000 per year on snowmobile tourism-related activities (food, gas, lodging, travel). Are snowmobiles used only for recreation?

82. Snowmobile Damage Will Continue Yellowstone in winter is both a miracle and an image obscured by snowmobile exhaust and noise. The Bush Administration believes the latter is more http://www.wilderness.org/WhereWeWork/Wyoming/orv.cfm

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83. Scorpion Trails : Home Offers information about TrailA-Sled, Inc., creators of the legendary Scorpion snowmobile. http://www.trailasled.com/

var MenuLinkedBy="AllWebMenus [4]",awmMenuName="awmmenu",awmBN="656";awmAltUrl=""; Enter your search terms Web Scorpion Trails Submit search form Welcome to Scorpion Trails premier destination devoted exclusively to the memory of Trail-A-Sled, Inc. and Scorpion, Inc. creators and manufacturers of the legendary Scorpion snowmobile. Scorpion Trails is dedicated to the memory of that amazing time and the men and women of the Cuyuna Range who made it happen. Featuring unprecedented behind the scenes information and rare images, Scorpion Trails Click here for a listing of recent site updates. Thanks for visiting and come again soon! Scorpion Homecoming Scorpion Trails is also your official source for Scorpion Homecoming information. Founded in 2005 and sponsored by the Cuyuna Range Chamber of Commerce , Scorpion Homecoming brings together large numbers of Scorpion enthusiasts at the birthplace or Scorpion Snowmobiles - Crosby, Minnesota. Find below an excerpt from the 2007 Cuyuna Range Visitor's Guide.

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