07/15/2026
Jim Strickland honored by State of NH Trails Bureau
Chief Craig Rennie, District Supervisor Shawn Violette, and Margaret Morrison of the New Hampshire Trails Bureau traveled to downtown Marlow on Wednesday morning to visit longtime snowmobile volunteer and friend, Jim Strickland. Joining them was Terry Callum, Executive Director of SledNH.
Jim is a founding member of the Hidden Valley Sno-Riders and served the club as an officer for many years. His commitment to organized snowmobiling extended well beyond his hometown. At the state level, Jim served on the New Hampshire Snowmobile Association Board of Directors and spent several decades as the Grant-in-Aid Advisor for Sullivan County, helping clubs navigate the program and advocating for trail funding and development.
Jim's dedication to New Hampshire's snowmobile trail system has left a lasting impact, not only in Sullivan County but across the Granite State. Through his leadership, knowledge, and willingness to help others, he has supported clubs and volunteers over the years.
The visit served as a small token of appreciation for his many years of volunteer service and the many contributions Jim has made to New Hampshire snowmobiling.
Volunteers like Jim Strickland are the foundation of our trail system. Across New Hampshire, it is the dedication, passion, and countless hours donated by volunteers that keep trails open, safe, and enjoyable for everyone. Their work truly makes the difference.