Indian Lake, N.Y. - A study conducted jointly by the Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism (ROOST) and the Indian Lake Chamber of Commerce confirms that snowmobilers contribute to Hamilton County communities by generating overnight stays at local hotels and motels, and dining in restaurants.
Of the snowmobilers who completed the survey, more than one-third of them stayed overnight, booking an average of 2.85 nights with an average party size of 4.2 people.
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Governor Cuomo Announces more than $5 Million for Snowmobile Trail Maintenance & Grooming across NYS
Jan 11, 2018
Governor Announces Free Snowmobile Weekend February 2 - 5; Registration Fee Waived for Out-of-State Snowmobilers for Promotional Weekend
Snowmobile Gates and Trails Open in Adirondacks, Tug Hill, North Country and Across New York State
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced more than $5 million for snowmobile trail maintenance and grooming across New York State and designated the weekend of February 2nd - 5th as free snowmobiling weekend for all out-of-state and Canadian snowmobilers. Registration fees will be waived for properly registered and insured out-of-state snowmobiling enthusiasts wishing to explore New York's 10,400 miles of snowmobile trails.
Governor Cuomo Reminds Out-Of-State Snowmobile Enthusiasts of Upcoming Free Snowmobiling Weekend
Feb 03, 2017
New York
State Registration Requirement and Fees Waived This Weekend for Snowmobiles
Registered and Insured Out-of-State
Town
Registration Fees Waived for All Snowmobilers This Weekend
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today
reminded out-of-state and Canadian snowmobile enthusiasts that this weekend is
New York's annual Free Snowmobiling Weekend. Beginning today and through
Sunday, state registration fees will be waived for properly registered and
insured out-of-state snowmobilers wishing to explore New York's 10,500 miles of
trails.