Membership
Trail Conditions
Become a Member
Join the Fulton Area Snow Travelers and help maintain the trails you love while enjoying events, discounts, maps, and a community of riders who have your back.
You can register by filling out the form below and then registering on the link below to pay your dues, or filling the form out and printing it and mailing the completed form and the payment to the club at – FAST Inc. PO Box 434, Phoenix NY 13135.Â
Upcoming Events
Ride to Fair Haven Ice Drags: January 31st, 2026Â
26th Annual Great Eastern Whiteout: February 7th, 2026Â
2026 SLEDNY Forum: April 24th-26th, 2026
Fund Raising – 2026 Super Raffle is Going On Now!Â
Frequently Asked Questions
- Do you have a membership application form on this site
Yes. Click Here to get a MS Word Doc copy of our form, with instructions.
- How much are club dues, and what do I get?
All fees are clearly labeled on our Membership Application.Â
- Why Join a Club? The trails are free, right?
Yes, and no…. It is true that there is no toll booth at road crossings to collect money from you. Please understand though, that the trails are NOT free. The fact that trails exist at all is a practical miracle. Generous property owners give permission to local clubs to make trails across their land. Hundreds of hours of manual labor are expended by dedicated club members to cut and mark those trails, and it takes real dollars to build and maintain the bridges that keep us safe over water obstacles, as well as to repair and maintain the the trail groomers and equipment.
- Where does this money come from?
A number of sources. New York State Registration fees have historically provided 10-20% of annual funding, but a large amount is raised by the clubs fundraising efforts and membership dues. Donations of money, materials, time and expertise from supporting businesses and individuals help make up the shortfall. There is always more need than there is supply.
- Why should I join F.A.S.T?Â
Lots of reasons. Here are a few:
- Make your voice heard on issues regarding snowmobiling in our region
- Membership dues support trail efforts for 24 miles of scenic trail
- Meet new friends and riding partnersÂ
- Membership packet includes F.A.S.T. Club Stickers and Oswego County Trail Map
- Awesome social and fundraising events
- Member discounts at supporting businesses
- What trails does F.A.S.T. maintain?
We own and operate two groomers, a 2004 Tucker Snowcat 2000 dedicated groomer and a 2011 Polaris Ranger 800 HD full cab machine for trail maintenance and light grooming of about 20 miles of trail. This trail begins in the Granby area, then travels south through South Granby, across the Oswego River at Hinmansville into Phoenix.Â
- Are there any places to “Park and Ride” along this trail?
Yes – there are 2, The county maintains a parking lot where the Oswego County Recreation Trail begins on County Route 6 in Volney/Fulton. RFH’s Hide-A-Way restaurant & motel located at 1058 County Route 57, Phoenix. Be sure to stop in to the bar, to let a bartender know you are leaving your truck & trailer, PLEASE try to park south end of parking lot, to give their cliental room to park. Be sure to check out the menu & excellent service.
- What’s the History of F.A.S.T.?Â
F.A.S.T. was started in 1985 by a small group of avid snowmobilers hoping to improve the sport of snowmobiling in Southern Oswego County. Through their efforts, FAST has grown to include about 400 families all dedicated to promoting the sport of snowmobiling while working to keep it safe and enjoyable.
Keep the Trails Open. Join the Riders Who Make It Happen.
Snowmobile trails do not maintain themselves. They exist because dedicated volunteers, generous landowners, and committed riders step up to protect them.
The Fulton Area Snow Travelers keeps over 24 miles of scenic trail open and safe throughout Oswego and Onondaga Counties. From grooming and bridge maintenance to landowner relations, education, and advocacy, everything we do is powered by members who care about the future of snowmobiling.
If you ride these trails, this is your invitation to give back, have a voice, meet great people, and help ensure the trails stay open for generations to come.
Join F.A.S.T. today and be part of the reason the trails exist.