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Jefferson, New Hampshire

Jefferson Hi-Landers

Club-published map resources, dated trail updates and membership guidance for Jefferson.

First published 2013-01-30 · Reviewed October 23, 2026

Jefferson Hi-Landers is a snowmobile club in Jefferson, New Hampshire. Its club website provides trail reports, map resources and ways to support the volunteers.

Choose a map with the club

The trail-information page links a club map image and PDF resources. A separate map attachment page is labelled 2021–22 and supplies a different map from the trail-information page’s older PDF. The two sheets have different layouts and closure markings; neither is a live conditions report. Ask which current map applies rather than combining their lines or assuming a mapped service is operating. These older resources do not verify current routes, permissions, parking or services. The club’s October 2026 Sno-Traveler report describes the reopening of the Applebee Trail as an alternative to the lower Cherry Mountain Trail, which the report says is plowed up to a gate. Ask which current map and notices cover that change before planning a connection. The dated report does not confirm that either route is open for your trip.

Check the report date

The club’s trail-information page contains a report dated January 29, 2026. Its snowfall, grooming and warming-hut statements belong to that winter report and should not be used as present conditions or a current hut schedule. Follow the page’s state-report resource and ask about your intended route.

Use the club’s membership resource

The membership page supplies joining and voucher-help links. Confirm the applicable season, fees and provider terms there; the website header still identifies 2025–26. Use the club website to ask about the next meeting or volunteer opportunity, since the calendar page reviewed here did not provide a dated schedule.

Trail maps

One map printed 2022; a separate older map has no printed edition.

Map details and nearby area resources →

The maps have different extents. Follow their club, corridor, connecting and closed-trail legends; old closure labels do not establish current conditions. Groomers have the right of way.