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WE’VE MOVED!! NEW CLUB MEETING LOCATION!! KIRCHHAYN COUNTRY CLUB Location: Downtown Kirchhayn Mailing address (for GPS users): 1187 Western Ave, Cedarburg, WI 53012 Starting…
Wisconsin's first incorporated snowmobile club
Founded by Tom Kacmarcik in 1966, the Monticello Sno-Mobile Club has been grooming trails through Ozaukee and Washington County for over six decades. 135 families strong — and the Tucker Terra Sno-Cat is always ready.
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Renewals
Dues are due back before the end of October so the club can get everything to the AWSC in time for the season. New members are welcome any time.
Active
$30
6 hours of club work each year
Non-active
$45
No work requirement
Members
The date below is worked out by the website itself and moves on the moment a meeting finishes — so it is never out of date.
Meeting next week
7:30 PM
Kirchhayn Country Club 1187 Western Ave, Cedarburg, WI 53012
Second Thursday of the month, September through April, at 7:30 PM.
New members are always welcome.
Newsletter
Every issue since 2007 — 183 of them — mailed to members and archived here.
From the club
WE’VE MOVED!! NEW CLUB MEETING LOCATION!! KIRCHHAYN COUNTRY CLUB Location: Downtown Kirchhayn Mailing address (for GPS users): 1187 Western Ave, Cedarburg, WI 53012 Starting…
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Trail status
Off-season
Trails are closed for the summer. Grooming and brushing resume in the fall.
Sno-Phones — call before you ride
What the club does
Volunteers keep 22 miles of scenic trail open across Ozaukee and Washington County, behind a 1999 Tucker Terra Sno-Cat that has been the club workhorse since 2009.
From clearing brush in the fall to grooming fresh snow at night, so the trail is smooth and safe by morning.
Fish fries, holiday parties, poker runs, family rides — and the club booth at the Ozaukee County Fair every summer.
Weekend and overnight rides up north, a tradition since the Kettle Moraine rallies of the late sixties.
A founding voice in the AWSC since 1969, still representing riders at county and state level.