National News for America's Snowmobiling Community
The American Council of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA) is the national voice for snowmobilers. Working alongside state associations like OSSA, ACSA protects access to public lands, advocates for responsible recreation, and represents snowmobilers on national issues that affect where and how we ride.
Across the country, there are thousands of miles of snowmobile trails on both public and private lands. Protecting access to these trails requires collaboration with Congress, federal agencies, land managers, and state snowmobile associations. ACSA leads those efforts on behalf of the snowmobiling community.
Left to right: Lynsey Burzinski, Lori Clark, and Korbyn Shaw during the ACSA Washington, D.C. Fly-In. Each year, ACSA representatives meet with members of Congress and federal agencies to advocate for snowmobiling, public land access, and continued support for the Recreational Trails Program (RTP).
National Decisions Affect Every Oregon Snowmobiler
From trail funding and public land access to federal recreation policy, decisions made in Washington, D.C. directly affect where and how we ride in Oregon. More than 95% of Oregon's groomed snowmobile trail system is located on National Forest lands, making federal advocacy especially important to Oregon riders. Through ACSA, OSSA helps ensure Oregon snowmobilers have a voice when those decisions are being made.
When national decisions affect snowmobiling, ACSA ensures our community has a seat at the table.
Why ACSA Matters
🏔️ Protects access to public lands and trails
🏛️ Advocates for snowmobilers at the national level
🤝 Partners with state associations like OSSA
🌲 Supports responsible recreation and trail stewardship
❄️ Helps preserve the future of snowmobiling
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