Current Trail Conditions

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Roll Childwold Roll

Please Join The Childwold Sno Packers. Its where you ride.

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Be sure to visit The Thirsty Moose Pub and Grub for food and beverage. Verify hours on Facebook.

Sevey's Point has 24/7 Fuel with a card and has food when open. Check out their facebook for more details.

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CHILDWOLD SNO PACKERS

2024-02-27

Trails Closed

Trails are currently closed. Gates are closed as well. See you next season. Thanks for all the support and the graciousness of our landowners and sponsors

Reminder

NO ATV'S / 4 WHEELERS ARE ALLOWED ON CHILDWOLD SNOPACKER TRAILS!!!

C7 Remsen Rail Corridor connecting Herkimer and Hamilton to St Lawrence and Franklin. At Sabattis Station, we are a short ride to Beaver River where one can continue to Old Forge or loop north back up through Stillwater, on to Harrisville / Star Lake. We also see many riders from Long Lake, Raquette Lake, Indian Lake and Newcomb coming in from C7B. Some are on an Old Forge Loop.

C7 going north just gets better rolling through the old rail stations. Starting in Sabattis or Long Lake West, site of one of the most damaging forest fires in NYS history, and in 5 miles you are in Horseshoe Lake. This was once home to a Wood Bowl Mill and a Maple Syrup Operation. Running north brings us to Childwold Station. This is the origin of the Legendary Grass River Railroad and the Carraige Road that shuttled guests to Childwold Park. A short jaunt away is Piercefield Station and onto Tupper Lake, where rails are a thing of the past. When snow is light, one can take NYSSA 732 Club Trail Matumbla for a fun alternative. All services and accommodation are available in Tupper Lake.

Our C7A originates at the Horseshoe Lake Parking Area /Plow turn around, at the end of St. Hwy. 421. Here we head north, passing NYSSA 746 Club Trail to Lower Dam on the Bog River, then crossing C7 quickly after on through big haul roads and old rail beds up to the heart of Sno Packer Country at Junction 2 where we face northwest on the Grass River Railbed, shouldered by the Massawepie Bog to Shurtleff the location of an old hotel. It crosses St Hwy 3 and snakes back to Seveys. It is usually highly maintained despite its obstacles.
A snow plow driving down the road in winter.

Our C7C starts at Junction 2 on a seasonal town road up through the Massawepie Boy Scout Camp (Childwold Park) on an Ester Formation into Childwold, Home of the thirsty Moose Pub & Grub. It continues westerly in places like Stove Pipe and Mink Brook enroute to Seveys Point, a favorite destination.

S 77 Massawepie Blvd is winding collection of Big Haul Roads connecting Stove Pipe at Junction 9 to the Grass River Rail Bed (C7A) at Junction 5 near Silver Brook Station.

S78 Conifer Rd is the Grass River railbed starting at Junction 17 (C7) passing through Conifer, an old lumbermill town, continuing west to Junction 2.

S79 Carraige Rd begins at Junction 17 Childwold Station and treks west on shoulder bank then haul road as horse and coach did many years ago on their way to Childwold.

S88 J3 – J13 and NYSSA 717 is Brandy Brook Haul Rd or Alcan Trail as the club calls it is a hidden gem. Bring your smile.
S88 J13 – J 413 Burnt Bridge is a tighter trail and passes Burnt Bridge Lean to on NYSSA 747 CT and grazes Brandy Brook Flow on Cranberry Lake.

S88 J413 – J 206 Brandy Brook Trail. Maintained by Sled and Drag due to State land restrictions. Has some shoulder riding between J206 and J 216.

NYSSA 718 Frohm Rd is a northern haul road for the parcels but can be amazing riding.

NYSSA 720 CT Silver Brook Spur is old railbed mostly connecting Junction 4 to Junction 213.

Work details are done on weekends & weekdays, if you can donate some time, please call President Craig Harris (518) 858-8676 or

Vice President Ben Geiger (518) 359-3900

Thank you for your support!