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Madison, New Hampshire

Scrub Oak Scramblers

Club trail notices, local map resources, joining guidance and volunteer opportunities for Madison and nearby towns.

First published 2013-10-19 · Reviewed October 23, 2026

Scrub Oak Scramblers is a snowmobile club based in Madison, New Hampshire, with trail resources for Madison, Freedom, Eaton and Tamworth. Its club website provides local notices, map information and ways to help prepare the trails.

Use the club’s conditions resource

The conditions page retains a season-ending closure notice and a March 10, 2026 update, followed by a detailed trail table. These are not confirmation of coming-season access. Look for the latest dated club notice and check the status of your intended connections before riding; older lake, dam and junction notes should not be treated as current permission.

Ask about the right map edition

The map section of the club’s map and merchandise page labels its maps for the 2024–26 seasons and lists local vendors. Ask which edition the club recommends for your trip and confirm availability. The older label does not verify the map for the coming winter, and retailer listings do not guarantee stock.

Membership and trail-work help

The joining page specifically discusses the 2026–27 season and directs online applicants to the association portal. It says Square-store membership has closed and directs paper applicants to ask the club for help. The joining-page application describes a July-to-June cycle without naming a season, while the conditions page links a separate form labelled July 2022–June 2023. Ask which document and terms apply before sending an application. The homepage also lists trail-work opportunities; confirm each date and arrangement with the club before attending.

Trail maps

Club page describes maps updated for the 2024–2026 seasons.

Map details and nearby area resources →

The club lists printed-map vendors. Confirm the applicable edition and availability directly; no downloadable local map was offered on the saved page.