The St. Lawrence County Multi-Use Trail Board reports that all trails will be closed to ATVs/UTVs beginning Tuesday, Sept. 15 due to the start of hunting season. They will remain closed until May 15, …
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The St. Lawrence County Multi-Use Trail Board reports that all trails will be closed to ATVs/UTVs beginning Tuesday, Sept. 15 due to the start of hunting season. They will remain closed until May 15, 2027, or when trails are deemed usable after the frost is out of the ground and mud season has passed.
This summer has been a very good year with increased sales of trail passes sold and increased members riding the trails; the trails have been upgraded in many areas. Lots of work went into maintaining the trail system to get it in such good shape. Thanks to all the people who work hard to keep the trails so well maintained. Also, trail ambassadors will start performing in the upcoming year to help ensure safety and trail assistance.
Now is the time for snowmobilers to begin preparing for the reopening of the trails on December 15, 2026, and as always, snow permitting, by having their snow machines properly maintained, insured, and licensed.
Remember, be safe out there. By following the trail rules no matter the season, all participants should have a good ride.
Clarkson University is conducting a study and analysis of the St. Lawrence County Multi-Use Trail System on behalf of the St. Lawrence County Board of Legislators. People who have concerns, questions, or comments about the planning, use, and/or impact of the Trail System are invited to attend the final public input session that will take place at Amvets Bingo Hall, 25 Rutman Road, Parishville on Thursday, Sept. 24 at 5:30 p.m. This is an opportunity to learn more about the Trail System and make sure all concerns and comments are included in the data collection process.