Trail groomer working at night on western Maine snowmobile trails
Western Maine·MSA Affiliated Club

Ride the
Western Maine
Mountains

Greenstock SnowSports keeps 70+ miles of groomed ITS trail open through Greenwood, Bethel, Woodstock, and beyond. Volunteer-run. Landowner-supported. Built for riders who love Maine winters.

70+
Miles of Trail
5
Towns Covered
50+
Members Strong
ITS
Connected System

Trail Network

70+ Miles of Mountain Terrain

Our trails thread through the western Maine mountains, connecting with neighboring clubs and the statewide ITS system. All access is on private land, landowners make this possible.

Trail signs showing distances to Bethel, Sunday River, Gorham NH, and other destinations from the Greenstock trail network
Closed

ITS 89 Corridor

Area
Greenwood / Woodstock
Connects
Stoneham Knight Riders (South), Norway Trackers (SE)
Groomed
Regular season grooming
Note
Primarily private land, ride respectfully
Closed

Bethel Connector

Area
Bethel / Albany Township
Connects
Wild River Riders (West), Newry's Windy Valley Snowmobile Club
Groomed
When conditions allow
Davis Park, Rte 26 & Parkway, Bethel
Closed

Local Club Loops

Area
Woodstock / Milton Township
Connects
Rumford Polar Bears (East)
Groomed
Variable, check Facebook or email for updates

Neighboring Clubs We Connect With

Wild River Riders

West

Stoneham Knight Riders

South

Norway Trackers

Southeast

Rumford Polar Bears

East

Windy Valley Snowmobile Club (Newry)

North

Trail conditions change daily. Follow us on Facebook or email greenstockss@gmail.com for the latest updates. You can also check the MSA trail conditions page. You are riding on private property, please respect all posted signs and landowner requests.

About Greenstock SnowSports

Built by Riders.
For Riders.

Greenstock SnowSports is the local MSA-affiliated snowmobile club for the Bethel, Greenwood, and Woodstock region. Our volunteers work year-round, brushing, bridging, signing, and grooming, so you can ride when the snow falls.

  • 70+ miles of maintained trails through western Maine mountain terrain
  • Coverage across Greenwood, Bethel, Woodstock, Albany Township, and Milton Township
  • Part of the Maine ITS network, connecting you to thousands of statewide miles
  • Trails run through privately owned land, landowner respect keeps us riding
  • Season events include Progressive Dinner rides, club rides, and a Women's Only ride
  • Fundraisers include the annual Christmas tree sale starting the Saturday after Thanksgiving
Greenstock Snow Sports groomer with club branding on a sunny winter day

Volunteer-Run

Since the early ITS days

Greenstock SnowSports club members gathered for the annual Christmas tree sale fundraiser

Annual Fundraiser

Christmas Tree
Sale

Every year, Greenstock members come together for our biggest fundraiser, the annual Christmas tree sale. Fresh-cut trees from local land, sold to support trail grooming and maintenance for the upcoming riding season.

100% Goes to the Trails

Every tree sold directly funds grooming equipment, fuel, bridge repairs, and trail supplies.

Saturday After Thanksgiving Until Gone

Sales start the Saturday after Thanksgiving and continue until trees are sold out. Location announced on Facebook and via email. Everyone is welcome, you don't need to be a member to buy a tree.

Join or Renew

Your Membership Keeps the Trails Open

Every dollar goes back into grooming equipment, bridge maintenance, and trail supplies. Pick your plan below and complete your registration in minutes.

Individual / Family

Individual or Family

$40/yr

Covers Individual or Entire Household

  • Full trail access for you or your household
  • MSA member benefits
  • MSA Snowmobiler newspaper (mail or digital)
  • Voting rights at meetings
  • Discounts at local partners
Select Plan
Most Popular

Business

$55/yr

For Local Businesses

  • Full trail access
  • MSA member benefits
  • Business recognition & support
  • MSA Snowmobiler newspaper
  • Voting rights at meetings
  • Support the trails your customers ride
Select Plan
Associate

Associate Member

$15/yr

Stay Connected to the Club

  • Club updates & communications
  • MSA Snowmobiler newspaper (mail or digital)
  • Support trail grooming efforts
  • Attend club meetings
Select Plan

New Member Registration & Annual Renewal

Complete all fields · Mail check or pay at next club meeting

Member Information
Membership Details
Payment
Checks made payable to Greenstock SnowSports
Mail to: 245 Walkers Mills Rd, Bethel, ME 04217
MSA Snowmobiler Newspaper

Once you join, you can receive the MSA Snowmobiler newspaper. How would you like to receive it?

After submitting, you will receive a confirmation email.
Checks payable to Greenstock SnowSports · Mail to 245 Walkers Mills Rd, Bethel, ME 04217

Club Events

This Season's Rides & Fundraisers

Email for Updates
View from inside the groomer looking down a freshly groomed trail at night
Nov
Sat after Thanksgiving

Annual Christmas Tree Sale Begins

Open to the Public · Sales continue until trees are gone

Jan
TBD

Progressive Dinner Ride

Members Only · Multiple Stops · Bring Your Sled

Feb
TBD

Women's Only Ride

Open to All Women Riders · Details via Email List

Mar
TBD

End-of-Season Club Ride

Members & Guests Welcome

All event dates are tentative. Follow us on Facebook or email greenstockss@gmail.com for confirmed dates and updates.

Park & Ride Access

Official Trailhead

Leave the trailer and ride. Arrive early during peak weekends and holidays.

Davis Park

Corner of Rt 26 & Parkway, Bethel, ME

Our official trailhead and park & ride location. Access the ITS trail system directly from this lot. Limited spaces available, plan accordingly on busy weekends and holidays.

Trail Maps Available

Lowell's Saw Shop

245 Walkers Mills Rd, Bethel, ME

Wheeler's Insurance

1 Parkway, Suite 101, Bethel, ME 04217

Park-n-ride is a courtesy to riders. Do not block access roads. Leave no trace. All trails beyond parking areas are on private land.

Common Questions

Answers for New & Returning Riders

Questions? We Ride Too.

Follow us on Facebook for the latest trail conditions, or reach out by email.