Seven Lakes is a family-orientated club with over 700 family members giving us a total of roughly1000 individuals. Our principal location is in the town of East Wakefield, New Hampshire in the heart of the Ossipee Valley Region. Our clubshouse is located at the intersection of Rte. 153 and Rte 110 on Belleau Blvd behind the Crossroads Tavern and the Dunn Deal.  The Club maintains over 90 miles of beautiful wooded trails that join four other area clubs allowing travel in all directions.  Our Club is responsible for maintaining sections of NH Corridor Trails 19, 22 and 26.  Corridor 19 begins at the ME/NH border and extends north to Coos County.  NH corridor Trail 22 goes east and west and leads sledders through the scenic trails of New Durham, Moose Mountain and northeast to Ossipee.  Corridor 26 allows sledders from the Milton area to take advantage of the trail system that includes the railroad bed to Lake Wentworth, Wolfeboro and Lake Winnipesaukee.  The Club’s trail system, including its seven lakes, offers spectacular family riding and scenery along with the advantage of having several excellent eateries and gas stations along the way.

 The majority of trail maintenance along with other club work is accomplished by volunteers.  The task includes trail and bridge building, clearing, signing and grooming, etc.  The officers and directors are all volunteers and receive no compensation for their hard work. We are always seeking volunteers for all types of activities. While there are age and training requirements for groomer operators there are none for trail work, bridge building or many other activities.

 The Club maintains its trail system with seven trail groomers.  The newest is a new 2010 Tucker Sno Cat 1000HD.  SLSC also owns a 2001 Tucker Sno Cat 1000.  Each of these units tows a hydraulic 8’X16’ mogul master drag.  Two rollers enhance the trail building in the early season by packing the new snow.  In addition to the Tucker Sno Cats, we have five Ski Doo Skandics equipped with electric 4’X8’ mogul masters.  These units perform an integral part of our grooming operation where the Tucker Sno Cats are unable to access.  The groomers are operated under guidelines as stated in the Groomer Operator Guidelines and  Criteria For Groomer Personnel 

 SLSC organizes an annual Poker Run/Fun Day for all ages and have experienced quite a turnout over the years.  Several area clubs join in to make the event a great success for the Poker Run as well as the “groomer games”. 

 The Club actively supports the NH Snowmobile Association, the Easter Seals Camp Sno-Mo and the local fire and rescue departments by donations of rescue equipment.

 We constructed a shed for groomer maintenance and storage and later added a small addition to store our tools.  Somewhere down the line we would like to add a clubhouse for meetings, potluck suppers or just to warm up and talk with other snowmobilers. Many times these projects progress slowly as our #1 priority is a good trail system and smooth trails in the winter. When time, money and volunteers are available then other projects can be planned.

 The Club advocates safety by conducting a safety course each year for youngsters age 12 to 16 and others new to the sport of snowmobiling.

 We urge all snowmobilers to join a club where they ride to help support the family sport.  Membership applications are available at most local businesses in the Wakefield area, the clubhouse and this website.  Remember, if you do not join a NHSA affiliated club you will pay $30.00 more to register your sled.  SLSC is a member of the NHSA.  Join our club.