Hundreds of Granite State snowmobilers gather the first weekend in February for the New Hampshire Snowmobile Association Easterseals Ride-In for Camp Sno-Mo.
Over $3.5 Million Raised by Snowmobile Clubs
Through the fundraising efforts of the NHSA clubs, along with support of local businesses, the clubs have raised over three million dollars since the initiative started in 1972. (History of the Ride-In)
The money is used to create life-changing experiences for campers, ages 11-21, with disabilities and special needs. Easterseals campers participate in a wide variety of activities including water sports, team sports, hiking, archery, a ropes course and crafts.
“Thousands of snowmobilers across New Hampshire demonstrate their commitment to Easterseals campers year after year through their hard work and support,” said Easterseals NH President & CEO Larry Gammon. “We can always count on NHSA members to rally to the cause and continue to make a profound difference at Camp Sno-Mo. Their dedication is extraordinary.”
2020 Ride-In Photos and Results
2019 Ride-In Photos and Results
2018 Ride-In Photos and Results
About Camp Sno-Mo
Easterseals NH and the Daniel Webster Council, Boy Scouts of America work together at Camp Sno-Mo, a nationally-recognized residential camp program sponsored by the New Hampshire Snowmobile Association, to create a life-changing experience for campers.
Located in Gilmanton Iron Works, NH, children and young adults with disabilities and special needs, ages 11-21, can inclusively participate alongside Boy Scouts in a wide variety of activities including water sports, team sports, hiking, archery, a ropes course and crafts.
Campers are ready for adventure
Sno-Mo campers gain courage by exploring new adventures, develop confidence by discovering new abilities, make connections by building friendships, and create treasured memories to last a lifetime.
The New Hampshire Snowmobile Association takes great pride in the Annual NHSA Easterseals Ride-In for Camp Sno-Mo and encourage you to participate!
See the Camp-sno-mo-2018-report