Priest Lake Groomers Advisory Board
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Priest Lake Groomer Advisory Board Seeking
Volunteer Board Member Candidates
The Mission of the Groomer Advisory board is to: Maintain a superior and safe snowmobile trail system supporting the needs of the snowmobile enthusiasts which contributes to the economic vitality of our community.
Serving as a Board Member your primary activity is to support the Mission of the Groomer Board. Additionally, each Board Member is expected to participate in various activities which contribute to meeting our organizational goals.
Regular Board Meetings: Board meetings are usually held on the 1st and 3rd Fridays through the Snowmobile Grooming season, December-March. They are held at the Russ Brown Groomer/Ambulance Facility located in Coolin at 9:00 a.m.
Board Workshops are held during the off season as the need arises. They can be held either in person or in a Zoom Meeting.
Board Work Parties: These involve several activities including: cutting, splitting, transporting and stacking firewood for our two Snowmobiler Warming Huts; performing repairs/maintenance on our grooming equipment; performing repairs/maintenance on our Groomer Facilities; and participate in fund raising activities related to Priest Lake Groomers, Inc.
Qualifications: Be an active member of the Priest Lake Snowmobile Community, and have a good understanding of snowmobile/grooming activities here at Priest Lake. Additionally, we are seeking candidates with experience working in a team/committee environment, and also with finance/accounting capabilities. This is a volunteer position.
How to apply: Provide a cover letter stating why you should be considered to become part of our Groomer Advisory Board and also provide a written resume.
Closing Date: October 10, 2025
Send to: lbryant.tse@gmail.com, or Priest Lake Groomers, PO Box 47, Coolin, ID 83821
Questions: Contact Larry Bryant, 208.661.9690
Priest lake groomer advisory board mission statement
Maintain a superior and safe snowmobile trail system supporting the needs of the snowmobile enthusiasts which contributes to the economic vitality of our community.
Chairman's message
Mid-March 2025 - End of Season Groomer Report
We are now reaching the end of our Groomer Season. By regulation, our grooming season ends on March 15th.
In preparation for the completion of grooming this week we have been grooming many of the Westside trails. Unfortunately, the Eastside trails at the low elevations lacked adequate snow levels to safely run our groomer to avoid damage.
Spring riding time is upon us and there are large amounts of snow in higher elevations, so the snowmobiling adventure can continue into the coming month.
We have had an up and down season. Our weather again was a driver this year with rain, snow, warmth, excessive cold and overall, a lack of large amounts of snow at our low elevations. Despite all of those issues, we continually strived to provide the best snowmobile experience for our snowmobile community. Great appreciation needs to be given to our Groomer Operators and our volunteer Board for all they accomplished during this season.
All of the trails from the 302 parking lot, just North of Nordman, have been groomed so I suggest that would be the best location to start your adventure this coming weekend. You can access our current groomed trail report at: www.priestlakegroomers.org.
Save the Date: Groomers Golf Scramble, July 13, 2025.
Happy trails to you,
Larry Bryant, Chairman
Priest Lake Groomer Advisory Board