Welcome to Fulton area snow travelers
Keep the Trails Open. Join the Riders Who Make It Happen.
Snowmobile trails do not maintain themselves. They exist because dedicated volunteers, generous landowners, and committed riders step up to protect them.
The Fulton Area Snow Travelers keeps over 24 miles of scenic trail open and safe throughout Oswego and Onondaga Counties. From grooming and bridge maintenance to landowner relations, education, and advocacy, everything we do is powered by members who care about the future of snowmobiling.
If you ride these trails, this is your invitation to give back, have a voice, meet great people, and help ensure the trails stay open for generations to come.
Join FAST today and be part of the reason the trails exist.
Trail Conditions
Current Updates:Â
Trail Conditions
Our trails are open & groomed. Previously closed trail between Russell and Sharp road has been reopened. Water hole is frozen but processed with caution. We will not be grooming the small section between the fields.
Upcoming Events
Ride to Fair Haven Ice Drags
January 31st, 2026Â
Great Eastern Whiteout
February 7th, 2026Â
Sled NY 2026 Forum
April 14th-26th, 2026Â
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About the Fulton Area Snow TravelersÂ
The Fulton Area Snow Travelers are dedicated to coordinating and providing local snowmobile trails in Oswego & Onondaga Counties. We support community outdoor recreation opportunity through developing and implementing policies, strategies, and action plans that foster the growth of safe, responsible, and sustainable snowmobiling locally and throughout the state. We work hand in hand with the New York State Snowmobile Association (NYSSA) which provides support to all NY snowmobile clubs. Our trails and members support the local winter economy and we give back through annual volunteerism.
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Ride it. Respect it. Protect it.
Join the Fulton Area Snow Travelers and help maintain the trails you love while enjoying events, discounts, maps, and a community of riders who have your back.