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Pittston Academy Grant Township, Maine

Pittston Farm Snowmobile Club

Pittston Farm visitor resources, regional trail-change context and questions about supporting local grooming.

First published 2013-11-04 · Reviewed October 23, 2026

Pittston Farm’s visitor website describes its snowmobile destination and grooming resources in Pittston Academy Grant Township, Maine. The Jackman regional snowmobiling page lists Pittston Farm among its eastern trail-report resources.

Check the connecting trail notice

Blue Ridge Riders’ March 2026 association report describes a Route 66 logging closure and use of the Carry Brook Trail for connections toward Rockwood, Pittston Farm and Northeast Carry. Those are previous-winter statements, not confirmation that the same connection or bridge is open now. Ask the responsible club for the applicable map and newest dated notice.

Confirm the farm services for your trip

The farm advertises food, fuel and lodging, but an undated website description does not confirm opening hours, stock or room availability. Use its public visitor resources to check your arrival arrangements, authorized trailer parking and road access. A neighboring club’s store, plowed road or parking offer does not apply automatically to Pittston Farm.

Ask how to support grooming

A public 2026–27 fundraiser uses the name Pittston Farm Snowmobile Club and identifies grooming as its purpose. That is separate from a verified club-membership application. Ask the farm for the current joining or volunteer resource and applicable terms; the commercial Mug Club option is not snowmobile membership. Supporting grooming does not establish permission to use a trail or cross a lake.