Grand Lake

Trailgroomers

Association, Inc

The managment, grooming, and maintenance of all things snowmobile trail in Grand Lake is supported and funded by Grand Lake Trail Grooming, Inc. This is a nonprofit organization fueled solely with the passion for snowmobiling and Grand County, Colorado. Without its members and enthusiasts, we wouldn’t be named the Snowmobile Capital of Colorado.

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Meet

“The Trail Crew”

Michael Sobon - President

Member since 2016, Michael has been a resident of Grand Lake his whole life and on a sled almost as long. Despite his abilities as a very technical backcountry mountain rider, he still can’t keep off the family sized trail sleds.
Arnold Miller - Vice President

Member since 2023, Arnold “Arnie” Miller joined the Grand Lake community and became a regular on the trails. Living retirement to its fullest, he brings a wealth of value to the team and the sport as a whole.
Leonardo "Len" Ver Hoven - Secretary

“Len” has been Snowmobiling since 1973, and together with his wife, built their home in Grand Lake in 2006 as a second home. They now live there full-time. They raised two children and are now proud grandparents to 5 new future sledders.
Ted Kelly - Director

Member since 2020, Ted has been a resident of Grand Lake since 2012. Ted is local snowmobile icon who has been riding for over 30 years and never strays far from the the snowmobile industry.
Jeremy Mercier - Director

Ski-doo team rider, AIARE instructor, and Grand Lake local - Jeremy has been riding and ripping since he could rip and ride.

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— GRAND LAKE TRAIL GROOMERS

CAMERON ‘Cam’ STONE

"the Man behind the machine"

The man, the myth, the legend and the face behind those beautiful rows of corduroy we wake up to in Grand Lake. Every night, “Cam” mans the groomer and returns the over 80 miles worth of groomed snowmobiles trails back to pristine condition. Grooming Grand Lake since 2000, he knows every rock, tree and turn in the 75,000 acres of snowmobile terrain.

If you happen to see Cam out in town, be sure to tell him “hello” and “thank you” for helping make this the Snowmobiling Capital of Colorado.