Snowmobile Road Use Rules and Exceptions in New York State
Excerpts outline when snowmobiles may operate on roads in emergencies and designated routes. Rules require 90 degree crossings, complete stops, right of way yield, lights at night, and travel single file. Local laws may expand or restrict access and insurance considerations are noted.
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Thruway Authority
Commissioner of Transportation
Snowmobilers Must Obtain Owner Consent for Private Land
Landowners may grant permission for snowmobile use on their property. Operators must stop and identify when requested and may be moved off the land. Public relations with landowners is advised to maintain access.
Snowmobile Safety Reminder From Interior Bureau
The Northeast Regional Office of the Interior Department Bureau of Outdoor Recreation urges snowmobilers to ride safely and courteously this winter. Operators should know state and local snowmobile regulations and obtain a free Snowmobile Safety Handbook from the International Snowmobile Industry Association in Minneapolis Minnesota 55435.
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Northeast
Interior Department
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
International Snowmobile Industry Association
Edina Industrial Boulevard
Minneapolis
Minn
Trail name clues to ski slope difficulty across New York centers
Trail names hint at challenge levels from gentle to expert across many NY ski areas. The NY Department of Commerce urges checking on trail markers noting easy green circles, more difficult blue squares, and hardest black diamonds.
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Sterling Forest
Cockaigne
Fahnestock
Swain
Hellgate
Hunter Mountain
Gore Mountain
North Creek
Whiteface Mountain
Wilmington
Clymer
Little John
Sherwood Meadow
Greek Peak
Portland
New York
Zeus
Long Mountain
Tully
Canandaigua
Bristol Mountain
Dutchess
Beacon
Royal Road
Royal Mountain
Johnstown
Holiday Mountain
Monticello
Scotch Valley
Stamford
Otto
Otto Schneibs
America
Ron McKenzie
John Clair
Hunter West
Catskill Mountain
Noname Mountain
Noname Ski Center
New York State Department of Commerce
State Department of Commerce
State Street
Albany
N.Y
Sheep numbers fall in New York 1959 to 1969 census
The Census of Agriculture shows New York sheep populations dropping from 188,500 in 1959 to 105,200 in 1969, a decline of 44 percent over the decade.
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New York
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