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Snowmobiling Season Isn't Over Yet! Check Out SnoFest in Old Forge

What better way to end snowmobile season in the Adirondacks than with a show highlighting next year's gear and models? During SnoFest in Old Forge in March 2025, you can visit the North Street Recreation Center and get a sneak peek at 2025 snowmobiles and equipment from some of the biggest dealers.  

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SnoFest 2025 runs during March this year, and there will be tons to see and do! By March, many snowmobilers start putting away their sleds and start thinking about summer, but not in Old Forge!

Stay tuned for 2025 dates!

Dealers Promoting Next Year's Models

At SnoFest, three major dealers - Ski Doo, Polaris, and Arctic Cat - will feature their 2024 models, sleds, and new gear. Come take advantage of this opportunity to have a demo ride with Arctic Cat (conditions permitting) and be the first to see all you have to look forward to for next season!

Contact Old Forge's local dealerships for exact days and times of the demos: Big Moose Arctic Cat & Yamaha at (315) 357-2998, Don's Polaris at (315) 369-3255, and Smith Marine at (315) 369-9911.

Enjoy SnoFest 

Thousands of snowmobile enthusiasts take advantage of this opportunity to be the first to preview next year's line of sleds and gear.

SnoFest is brought to you by the Central Adirondack Association and the Town of Webb. For more information, please contact the Old Forge Visitor Information Center at (315) 369-6983.

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