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THANK YOU LANDOWNERS! Landowners in Maine have a tradition of allowing public recreation on private land. Rumford landowners are no exception. All of the Polar Bears Snowmobile trails are on privately owned land and we are fortunate to have a cordial and trusting relationship with local landowners. Access to private land is a privilege, not a right. It is critical that we respect the property that we are privileged to use. That means staying on marked trails, not littering, and keeping noise levels down when passing near residences. We need to remember that our actions affect everyone who wants to use private land for recreation. The Rumford Polar Bears Snowmobile Club wishes to express its thanks to the gracious landowners who allow us to ride on their property. Without their generosity, the Rumford snowmobile trail system would not exist! (Click here to see the names of the landowners.) |
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Landowner Appreciation Dinners Each year the Rumford Polar Bears Snowmobile Club holds their annual Landowner Appreciation Dinner. This is an opportunity for the Club to express its thanks to the many Rumford landowners for allowing us to use their land. To read about and to see pictures of past dinners, click on the links below. 2004 Landowner Appreciation Dinner |
| Landowner Protection Law in Maine |
| Maine has a strong law that protects landowners who open their property
for recreational use. For more information on this topic see: http://www.state.me.us/ifw/aboutus/landownerliabilitybro.htm |
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