The Twin Runners Snowmobile Club was founded in 1970. It consists of about 120 memberships currently, though the club has gone through many changes over the years. One thing remains constant, the importance of landowner participation. Without the landowners there would be no trails.The club members have to get permission to put in trails every year. All the trails are marked by volunteers. It’s time consuming but you get a sense of pride when riding the trails and knowing that you’re a part of it. It’s important for people to stay on the trails and respect the land that the landowners have given us the temporary use of.
The club participates in community activities, we have been in the Liberty Fest parade the last five years. We’ve donated to the Twin Lakes Food Pantry annually, as well as the Fire and Rescue Squad. This year we donated $1000.00 to the Wheatland tornado victims. The Kenosha County Snowmobile Alliance also donated $800.00 to the tornado victims. Our club belongs to the Walworth County Snowmobile Alliance and the Kenosha County Snowmobile Alliance.
Being on the border of both counties, we also have summer time activities such as; golf outings, annual pig roast, October Hayride, cook out and bonfire. Membership drive is constant to try and get people to come and meet new friends and most of all, have fun with other people who enjoy the same things you do.
The Twin Runners also host a safety course the first weekend in December to educate the youth of the community on snowmobiling safety. Anyone born after January 1st, 1985 must have a safety certification to ride on the trails by law.
If you would like information on becoming a member of the Twin Runners Snowmobile Club click here.
You can check out our calendar of events as well as the Twin Lakes Area Chamber and Business Association's calendar of events by clicking on the events calender on the left side of the website. Just click on the month on the top of the calender.
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